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Narayan::A King Declares Strength

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Wolftron::Flesh and Fears

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Offspring::Rise and Fall Rage and Grace

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Article One::Colors and Sound

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 8.0
Written by Kimberly Douglass
Al Jarreau :: Love Songs
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Artist: Al Jarreau
Title: Love Songs
Label: Warner Bros./Rhino Entertainment
I have known the power of Al Jarreau's voice my entire life... It brings back so many memories of my mother singing along to him as she cleaned around our house or taking a personal solo in the car while being stuck in traffic. So when the opportunity to review ...
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Staff Rating: 
 7.0
Written by Joe Hartlaub
Dorothy Doring :: Southern Exposure
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Artist: Dorothy Doring
Title: Southern Exposure
Label: Quarter Note
Southern Exposure is an interesting project, one that took Dorothy Doring, a Minnesota jazz vocalist, to New Orleans to record an album of jazz standards with a number of local musicians. The project was produced and arranged by David Torkanowsky, a mainstay pianist who is an under ...
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Staff Rating: 
 9.0
Written by David McKinney
Joe Jewell Quartet :: Every Note Counts
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Artist: Joe Jewell Quartet
Title: Every Note Counts
Label: LMP Productions
With jazz music set for a boom on the heels of Herbie Hancock’s Album of the Year win at the Grammys, artists like Joe Jewell could benefit greatly. One of the best things about the jazz genre is that it’s actually difficult to find a bad album (crazy, I know). ...
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 6.0
Written by Tricia Nesti
Shauna Burns :: The Moon and the Fire Circle
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Artist: Shauna Burns
Title: The Moon and the Fire Circle
Label: Red Rock Music
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I ordered Shauna Burns’ debut album The Moon and the Fire Circle. I’m a fan of Enya and the description of her album (and it’s cover art, I might add), made me think she would be of the same ilk. And ...
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Staff Rating: 
 7.0
Written by Liz Rowland
The Civilians :: Gone Missing
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Artist: The Civilians
Title: Gone Missing
Label: Ghost Light Records
Everybody loses things, whether they are material or abstract. The Civilians, a theater company in New York, used this common thread to create the off-Broadway musical Gone Missing. Sure, these songs are all about loss but that doesn't get whiny or old. They actually vary quite a ...
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Staff Rating: 
 9.0
Written by Joe Hartlaub
Tonex :: Oak Park 92106 Japan
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Artist: Tonex
Title: Oak Park 921'06 Japan
Label: Nureau Ink
Tonex, from all accounts, is a troubled soul. He has had a musical career full of personal ups and downs, which, while it has affected his business, has not affected his music, to the extent that he has been able to create it and release it. Tonex’s ...
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