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Review 1
Why is it that Jazz has always been so closely interconnected with the Blues throughout its own illustrious 100-year history? Yes, the two musics might be considered distinct in some ways, but so pervasive are the influences of the Blues on all American music that we have to recognize it as the primary source of which jazz is a offspring.
Jazz musicians have used the Blues in many guises as vehicles for improvisation. Latin, waltz-time, minor or major, slow or fast, the possibilities are endless. |
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Tracks
P. Ann Everson-Price - Blues Medley
Scotty Anderson Quartet - Big Dipper
Wilbert Longmire - Kansas City
Latin X-posure - Salsanati Blue
Eugene Goss - Make Up Your Mind, Baby
Marc Fields/Randy Villars Quintet - West Coast Blues
Frank Powers & Bill Gemmer with Phil DeGreg Trio - Whinin' Boy Blues
Dixie Karas - Since I Fell For You
Cat City - Friday Night At The Cadillac Club
Kathy Wade & Mike Wade with Erwin Stuckey Trio - Muddy Water
Sandy Suskind Quartet - Some Other Blues
Bill Caffie with Steve Schmidt Organ Trio - Stormy Monday
Steve Schmidt Trio - Inception
Rusty Burge with Phil DeGreg Trio- Billie's Bounce |
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