Month: September 2020

Harold Lopez-Nussa: Te Lo Dije

Harold Lopez-Nussa plays piano, keyboards and even sings a bit as he mixes Latin sounds with post bop with a core team of Mayquel Gonzalez/tp, Julio Cesar Gonzalez/b, Ruy Adrian Lopez-Nussa/dr and a collection of guests on this collection of…

Purdie-Fabian-Oswanski: Move On!

All star session gents Christian Fabian on bass, organ-meister Ron Oswanski and legendary beat man Bernard Purdie deliver a smoking B3 trio on this mix of originals and jazzers. Purdie’s patented high hat boogaloo is in perfect form during the…

Gergo Borlai: The Missing Song

Hungarian drummer Gergo Borlai gives a tribute to drummers that have inspired his career on this album with a rotating team of guests on keyboards, bass, guitar, flute, percussion and voice. The fun part is figuring out the artists from…

Julian Shore: Where We Started

Leader Julian Shore plays piano and some synthesizer with some of the best of todays younger artists on this latest album. It’s hard to go wrong with multi-reedist Dayna Stephens and guitarist Ben Monder in the front line, with the…

Mick Hayes: My Claim To Fame

Mick Hayes delivers blue eyed soul with a swampy supporting cast of Justin Holder/dr, Bob Wray/b, Clayton Ivey/key, and a horn section of Brad Guin with Vinnie Ciesielski/ Hayes mixes his husky voice with a gritty guitar as the team…

Cary Morin: Dockside Saints

Guitarist and singer Cary Morin tells tales of the swampy south on this album with Lee Allen Zeno/b, Brian Brignac/dr, Corey Ledet/acc, Eric Adcock/p-key-org, Beau Thomas/fid, John Fohl/g, Keith Blair/g and Celeste Di Iorio/voc. Morin’s got a well-traveled voice, working…