Perry Tannenbaum
Perry’s Contributions
11/24/09 Concerts
The Ninth Annual Jazz Cruise
Undaunted by stormy seas, JT's Perry Tannenbaum takes in a special week of performances during the 2009 edition of The Jazz Cruise.
06/15/09 Concerts
René Marie at Spoleto USA
The provocative vocalist performs unreleased material at South Carolina festival
May 2009 Big Bands
West of State Street/East of Harlem
John Burnett Swing Orchestra
Chicago bandleader/broadcaster John Burnett has switched labels on his second album in the past eight years, but the sound and personnel are very much as they were on his Swingin’ in the Windy City CD in 2000, reminiscent of the Basie Band and its contemporaries...
May 2009 Big Bands
Where or When
Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra
Trombonist Brent Wallarab is a truly wondrous arranger, and together with trumpet/flugelhorn ace Mark Buselli, he co-leads a 12-piece band that wraps itself around each of his charts with luscious liquefaction. The B-W bandstand is also graced with half...
May 2009 Big Bands
Quake
Mike Holober & the Gotham Jazz Orchestra
Beatles, Stones and originals get the big band treatment
May 2009 Big Bands
One for Maynard
The Loudhorns
Pump up the volume! This debut CD packs enough brassy testosterone to heat up your subwoofer, thump your floorboards, scatter your pets and cause neighbors or idle passersby to gnash their teeth. Bandleader Joe Murphy has plenty bravado, exhorting band directors...
May 2009 Big Bands
Saxolollapalooza
Frank Macchia
If the Loudhorns are poised to go without sax, then reed fanatic Frank Macchia is willing to kiss his brass goodbye to achieve his muscular Saxolollapalooza sound. The project began in 1990 after Macchia bought himself a bass saxophone and had the notion...
May 2009 Big Bands
Willie and the Wheel
Willie Nelson & Asleep at the Wheel
Western swing is alive and well
May 2009 Big Bands
South Florida Jazz Orchestra
South Florida Jazz Orchestra
Directed by bassist Chuck Bergeron, SFJO is already keeping some swanky company on its debut CD, including cameos by Arturo Sandoval, Ed Calle, Charles Pillow and Kevin Mahogany. Not at all surprising when you consider that the band was incubated at Arturo’s...
01/22/09 Concerts
4 Generations of Miles
Imagine Trane squaring off against John McLaughlin in a quartet setting, and you can grasp the tension and excitement of this summit meeting. None of these four Miles Davis alumni were ever classmates in the same Davis group, but all are distinguished grads...
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