Author: George W. Harris

The Living Earth Show: High Art

While the title suggests a major sized ensemble, The Living Earth Show actually consists of two Bay Area guys Travis Andrews/g and Andy Meyerson/dr-perc. Mixing art with craft, this album of five tunes veers somewhere between assertive ambience and tongue…

The Doors: R-Evolution

In retrospect, the Doors were one of the most influential 60s rock bands, mixing jazz, classical and poetry with pop music to create not only a genre of its own, but a mindset as well. This dvd culls together some…

Carmela Rappazzo: Myths and Legends

New York-based vocalist has carved out an impressive career delivering impressive releases that have featured familiar jazz standards. Her last album featured a single original, and it came out so successfully that this time around she’s upped the ante by…

Matt Criscuolo: Blippity Blat

There aren’t a lot of jazz artists that subsidize their careers by running a pizza parlor, but Connecticut alto saxist Matt Criscuolo mixes flavors, spices and sounds with Larry Willis/p, John Clark/French horn, Gerald Cannon/b and Billy Williams/b on this…