Reviews
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Jazz Portrait by David Bennett Thomas. "James Joyce represents serious literature. Using the author's classic novel [Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man] as a jumping off point for a jazz recording, Thomas has come up with a superbly crafted, accessible and nourishing work of art."
Lost World Tango by the Joe Mullen Quartet. "The foursome pushes and prods each other to new ideas with a level of intricate and telepathic subtlety rarely heard."
Fat Samba by Richard Burton "Keyboardist Richard Burton knows all about playing roles and parts within an ensemble cast."
Two Lonely People by Ron Thomas "Thomas delves deeply into the straight-ahead jazz idiom with unalloyed affection and depth of knowledge."
Leaf Juice by Ray Ferretti "Ferretti stirs together the sonic experimentation of progressive rock and the rhythm-oriented structure of jazz so effortlessly ... it's almost like those two styles were parts of the same genre."
Leaf Juice by Ray Ferretti "A strong sophomore release for the Philadelphia-based fusion guitarist, as it showcases a natural progression in his writing, playing, and use of guitar tones."
Leaf Juice by Ray Ferretti "[The] effects are sensational... a record that awakens and stimulates the senses, an amalgam of progressive rock, jazz, and funk that exists in a universe all its own."
Wings of the Morning by Ron Thomas reviewed by Budd Kopman on the All About Jazz website.
17 Solo Piano Improvisations by Ron Thomas reviewed by Budd Kopman on the All About Jazz website.
House of Counted Days by Ron Thomas reviewed by Dan McClenaghan on the All About Jazz website.
Cycles by Ron Thomas reviewed by Dan McClenaghan on the All About Jazz website.
