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This SteepleChase leadership debut showcases tenor saxophonist Kim Bock’s enormous talent. He has established himself in New York jazz scene since 2000 after completing his studies in Boston and Florida. Kim Bock has been featured in Maynard Ferguson’s Big Bop Nouveau Band.
1. Secrets (Kim Bock)
2. 65 Miles (Kim Bock)
3. Pink (Kim Bock)
4. Cat In A Box (Kim Bock)
5. One Out Of Nine (Kim Bock)
6. I Never Knew (Kim Bock)
7. Pivot Points (Kim Bock)
8. Sepone (Kim Bock)
UPC/EAN: 716043160327
On previous SteepleChase Jam Session series, CD Review’s Rick Finlay wrote, “… SteepleChase’s series of jam sessions drawing together the cream of the contemporary jazz world makes a refreshing change these days. ….highly recommended .”
1. K. D.'s Motion (Kenny Dorham)
2. Fried Bananas (Dexter Gordon)
3. Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael)
4. You Don't Know What Love Is (DePaul/Raye)
5. Starcrossed Lover (Duke Ellington)
6. Seven Steps To Heaven (Victor Feldman)
7. Voyage (Kenny Barron)
UPC/EAN: 716043160228
SteepleChase´ on-going jam session series is recognized by critics and public as
a dynamic reflection of contemporary jazz scene.
1. Tenor Madness (Sonny Rollins)
2. Without A Song (Youmans/Rose/Eliscu)
3. The Nearness Of You (Hoagy Carmichael)
4. In A Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington)
5. Nancy With The Laughing Face (Jimmy Van Heusen)
6. So Long Ago (Andy LaVerne)
7. Cool-De-La (Andy LaVerne)
8. Take The Coltrane (Duke Ellington)
UPC/EAN: 716043160129
SteepleChase is proud to present the frist volume of quintessential Rich Perry Quartet live from New York’s newest and hottest jazz venue The Kitano Hotel on Park Avenue.
1. In Your Own Sweet Way (Dave Brubeck)
2. You And The Night And The Music (Schwartz/Dietz)
3. I Thought About You (Jimmy Van Heusen)
4. Just Friends (Klenner/Lewis)
5. Billie's Bounce (Charlie Parker)
6. I'll Remember April (DePaul/Raye)
UPC/EAN: 716043160020
1. Old Folks (Dedate Hill)
2. How Long Has This Been Going On (George Gershwin)
3. A-Blues (Lee Konitz)
4. In Your Own Sweet Way (Dave Brubeck)
5. Giant Steps (John Coltrane)
6. A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing (Billy Strayhorn)
7. Sweet And Lovely (Arnheim/Tobias/Lemare)
8. Come Sunday (Duke Ellington)
9. My Old Flame (Coslaw/Johnston)
UPC/EAN: 716043159925
1. Street Talk (Joe Lovano)
2. To The Matt (Scott Lee)
3. Scatter Scott (Andrew Rathbun)
4. Drewsie (Scott Lee)
5. Pass It In (Andrew Rathbun)
6. Herbie At Sixty (Scott Lee)
7. Ripple (Andrew Rathbun)
8. This Fall 9/11 (Scott Lee)
9. Elmo (Andrew Rathbun)
10. Look Again (Scott Lee)
11. Fifteen Minute Drill (Andrew Rathbun)
12. Onmo (Kenny Wheeler)
UPC/EAN: 716043159826
JazzTimes’ Chris Kelsey commented on Bill Barron Quintet – Live at Cobi’s (SCCD 31570), “ Straightahead tenor players who regularly stretch themselves and break a sweat in the process are too few and far between these days. That's what makes a record by someone like the late Bill Barron so attractive. Barron had no such problems cutting loose. He possessed an original voice-not revolutionary, but unique in its way. Live at Cobi's (Steeplechase) comes from a pair of late '80s concerts Barron gave not long before his death in 1989 at the age of 62. ….. Where are the new Bill Barrons-the mainstreamers who sound like no one but themselves?
In this sequel CD tenor saxophonist Bill Barron (1927-1989) features his younger brother, pianist Kenny Barron.
1. Your Time Has Come (Marcus Printup)
2. Soul Vamp (Marcus Printup)
3. I Will Sing Of You (Marcus Printup)
4. Deddy's Blues (Willie Printup)
5. Hot House (Tadd Dameron)
6. Amazing Grace (Traditional)
7. Peace In The Abstract (Marcus Printup)
8. Everytime We Say Goodbye (Cole Porter)
9. Soul Mama (Marcus Printup)
UPC/EAN: 716043159727
JazzTimes’ Chris Kelsey commented on Bill Barron Quintet – Live at Cobi’s (SCCD 31570), “ Straightahead tenor players who regularly stretch themselves and break a sweat in the process are too few and far between these days. That's what makes a record by someone like the late Bill Barron so attractive. Barron had no such problems cutting loose. He possessed an original voice-not revolutionary, but unique in its way. Live at Cobi's (Steeplechase) comes from a pair of late '80s concerts Barron gave not long before his death in 1989 at the age of 62. ….. Where are the new Bill Barrons-the mainstreamers who sound like no one but themselves?
In this sequel CD tenor saxophonist Bill Barron (1927-1989) features his younger brother, pianist Kenny Barron.
1. 09/79 (Bill Barron)
2. Spring Thing (Bill Barron)
3. What's New (Haggart/Burke)
4. Interpretation (Bill Barron)
5. Tragic Magic (Bill Barron)
6. Cherokee (Ray Noble)
UPC/EAN: 716043159628
Perry and Danko have been closely working together for almost 30 years.
As evident in their first duo album “Canceos do Brasil” (SCCD 31463), they are
in total empathy and harmony again here on this new duo programme.
“ Rich Perry is that rarest of tenor saxophonists—a complete musician with an understanding of space and timing, a palpable sense of color and humor and absolutely no need to showboat or compromise. ….. he makes jazz that’s adventurous and highly listenable ….. playing standards not frequently performed and in new ways of playing in the tradition ….” (Donald Elfman – Allaboutjazz)
“ Danko's a mature player who knows the power of economy, melodic sense and a refined touch; wasting not a note, his improvisations always tell a compelling story .” (Steve Futterman – JazzTimes)
1. I hear a rhapsody (Fragos/Baker)
2. Soultrane (Tadd Dameron)
3. Come Rain Or Come Shine (Harry Arlen)
4. Beautiful Love (Victor Young)
5. Yesterdays (Jerome Kern)
6. Autumn Leaves (Joseph Kosma)
7. Star Eyes (DePaul/Raye)
8. Like Someone In Love (Jimmy Van Heusen)
9. Central Park West (John Coltrane)
UPC/EAN: 716043159529
“ Three tenor sax players form the front line for this 18th SteepleChase jam session, and their contrasting styles ensure that no hint of sameness creeps into the proceedings. Dick Oatts, Billy Drewes and Walt Weiskopf are all individual and fluent performers who prove to be compatible playing companions .” (Mark Gardner)
On previous SteepleChase Jam Session series, CD Review’s Rick Finlay wrote, “… SteepleChase’s series of jam sessions drawing together the cream of the contemporary jazz world makes a refreshing change these days. ….highly recommended .”
1. Triplicate (Andy LaVerne)
2. Elusive And Reclusive (Andy LaVerne)
3. I Should Care (Axel Stordahl)
4. The Things We Did Last Summer (Jule Styne)
5. Angel Eyes (Matt Dennis)
6. Have You Met Miss Jones? (Richard Rodgers)
7. A Gallant Farewell (Dick Oatts)
8. I Love Lucidity (Andy LaVerne)
9. You And The Night And The Music (Schwartz/Dietz)
UPC/EAN: 716043159420