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Welcome Back
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Christmas Waltz
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Gloria's Answer
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Pitzal Daybreak
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Volta Trais
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Try It Dry
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Why Shouldn't You Cry
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Waltz For Berlin
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Welcome Back (Alt. Take)
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Dot Time Records is a jazz, blues, and world music label. Launched in 2012, Dot Time Records releases feature exciting virtuoso artists, both established and newly discovered from around the globe. The soul of Dot Time Records can be found in the creativity, artistry, passion and energy of these artists and musicians. ... more
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by Art Pepper
supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome Back”
Thanks to Laurie Pepper for a great Christmas present! Not surprisingly, the highlight is Art's ballad feature, (Somewhere) Over The Rainbow, but everybody plays well throughout. Zoot really shines on the surprisingly uptempo Girl From Ipanema. He should have been recorded live more often. He always brought a little extra when spurred on by another top saxophonist, and who better to spur him on than Art Pepper? Great recording quality too.
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Slipknots Through A Looking Glass
by Eric Revis
supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome Back”
Great record! I always love Bill McHenry and everyone here is completely killing. Eric Revis is truly great and it thrills me to hear (at least what I perceive as) some non jazz influences on some of these bass lines. Maybe a little Mick Karn in there on Baby Renfro?
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Welcome Back”
Fascinating choice of ensemble instrumentation. I love the inclusion of accordion and cello. I was listening to "Twirler"as I wrote this. I started it up for a second listen. Bravo!
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You could hear the bird sing
by Tom Sochas
A vibrant and uplifting jazz record full of interaction and improvisation though created entirely remotely during lockdown.
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Call Me Jonah, I'm Geppetto
by Chris Doherty
Loose and ambling instrumental jazz driven by lithe saxophone melodies that shine like lighthouses.
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Trumpeter Harry Spencer’s orchestral modern jazz has cinematic scope, inspired here by dissidents throughout history.
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Live at the Captain’s Cabin
by Charles Tolliver / Music Inc.
supported by 5 fans who also own “Welcome Back”
Self-Determination Music Lives! A welcomed reverb from the Strata-East era and all of those collective dreams we welcomed, needed, yet still…
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