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Vinyl Vault: Bob Wilber and Kenny Davern, “Soprano Summit” | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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The next Vinyl Vault will feature a swinging reed session with Bob Wilber and Kenny Davern, both on soprano saxophone and clarinet, on a live recording, “Soprano Summit.” The album was recorded live at the Concord Summer Festival on July 30, 1976, just over 50 years ago. The album was released on the Concord Jazz label in 1978. Ray Brown joined Wilber and Davern on bass, Marty Grosz on guitar, and Jake Hanna on drums. The set included some original compositions as well as a Duke Ellington cover.
Vinyl Vault: Emmet Cohen ft. Houston Person, “Master Legacy Series Volume 5” | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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This week’s Vinyl Vault will feature a subtly swinging 2023 album from pianist Emmet Cohen, featuring sax man Houston Person, entitled “Master Legacy Series Volume 5.” The album is on the Bandstand label. As the album title implies, Cohen has recorded previous albums with jazz greats. They include Jimmy Cobb, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Benny Golson, and Albert Tootie Heath. On this album, Houston Person displays his warm, swinging tenor saxophone style juxtaposed against Cohen’s enthusiastic an
Vinyl Vault: Dr. L. Subramaniam, "Beyond Borders" | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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This week, the Vinyl Vault will present some global fusion with the album “Beyond Borders” by Dr. L. Subramaniam, the most respected violinist in India. Subramaniam has been creating music for 65 years and was a pioneer in global fusion beginning in the 1970s. “Beyond Borders,” a double album, was released in 2009, but the songs were recorded over a 20-year period. Subramaniam collaborated with many Western musicians, including Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Billy Cobham, and even bluesman Corky S
Vinyl Vault: Martin Martin Kratochvíl & Jazz Q, "Elegy" | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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The next Vinyl Vault will feature music from Czechoslovakia, a country that no longer exists! The band is Martin Kratochvíl & Jazz Q. The album is “Elegy,” recorded in 1976 in Prague, in what is now the Czech Republic. The album is a good example of mid-1970s European jazz rock. The band’s leader, Martin Kratochvíl, started his first jazz band in 1964, exploring many types of jazz, including free jazz. By 1970, Kratochvíl began to move the band, Jazz Q, into more of a jazz rock fusion direction.
Concert Reviews: Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Experience | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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When nourishing the soul, it’s important to consume a balanced diet. Failure to draw from a wide array of musical genres can lead to ennui, shallow breathing, and excessive television watching. A properly tuned soul can be an ephemeral thing, but the appropriate application of music originating in different times, different places, and different astral planes can keep the soul sated and fully charged. An extra dimension of soul tuning and recharging is context, both macro and micro. The venue, i
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