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Skalpel - Skalpel Far from the technology-conscious electronica that we have grown accustomed to, Skalpel draw from the Polish jazz scene that flourished during the Communist era the elements to create a soulful and honest collection of groovy compositions. Marcin Cichy and Igor Pudlo demonstrate all the way through a great understanding of their sound sources and a great control over their music without ever sounding arrogant or pretentious.
Price: $19.89
The Best of Polish Jazz - Polish Jazz-Rock Fusion - 6-CD's box-set This beautifully realized set includes six separate CD's from Polish Jazz Masters: MICHAL URBANIAK, WOJCIECH KAROLAK, JAREK SMIETANA, TOMASZ SZUKALSKI, CZESLAW BARTKOWSKI, KAZIMIERZ JONKISZ and the band SUN SHIP.
Price: $99.99
The Noboru Jones Experience - THE J.O.B. Noboru Jones, a native Californian, is one of the most remarkable new voices rising from the underground Los Angeles contemporary scenes. This state of the art jazz recording featuring Lutte Berg (Sweden) guitars & Roberto Ottaviano (Italy) saxes and Noboru Jones percussion. A cross over of ECM-style jazz, improvised music and world music with a taste of new age on the top. Dream-like atmospheres in the typical contemporary digital sound. Amazing trio recorded live in Austria. The Middlesex
Price: $19.89
The Wall - London Band - Birth & Rebirth This set has a lot to recommend it: good tunes, spunky performances, positive energy, and the feeling that they did indeed "come to play".
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Tomasz Stanko Quintet - Purple Sun Purple Sun is a festive fusion album that works well within the constraints of the idiom and avoids all its pitfalls. Stanko and company liberally mix On the Corner-era Miles Davis with the tonal advancements of the Mahavishnu Orchestra.
Trio Slicnaton Trio slicnaton fits squarely between european free improvisation and modern electronic music. Think free jazz gone Stockhausen.
Price: $19.89
Victor Chorobik - Desert of Clouds Influenced by contemporary, jazz and ambient styles, Victor Chorobik’s work captures the essence of sounds, scenes and timeless human stories. Electronic instruments weave an evocative backdrop to complementary acoustic "storylines" told by flutes, reeds, percussion. For Victor, the composition process, free improvisation, and the act of performance all involve the construction of these musical narratives.
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Vitold Rek and EastWest Wind Home The globalization of jazz has long been a reality and its subsequent contact with ethnically diverse folk idioms has often produced exciting and creative music. This special synergy is no better showcased than on recent offerings from Taso Music...
Price: $19.89
Why Not Samba - Hot Cocktail of Tropical Grooves from Cold War Poland "Why not Samba" is the first compilation in the history o Polish phonograph, which shows the impact of Latin music on the Polish pop and jazz scene. At set of tunes from the 60's, 70's & 80's, recorded by various artists, who represent various styles like rock, jazz, or even psychedelic music. All said, they have one thing in common: they're all fascinated by tropical rhythms.
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ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI - AIR CONDITION To be successful, it is no longer enough to play Horace Silver themes. One shouldn't play material borrowed from records (...) I founded my own quartet and created my music to play what I want to and how I want to. (Zbigniew Namyslowski)
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ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI - DANCES Namyslowski cites John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, Wayne Shorter, and Joe Henderson as his favorite musicians but also draws inspiration from other sources, including blues, rock, and traditional Polish, Balkan, and Indian music. Namyslowski is also a very successful composer, including genres outside of jazz and encompassing anything from Polish version of funk to sophisticated pop music. In the field of composition, Namyslowski has created his own unique and easily recognizable language: the harmonic language, the swing that goes beyond the scale of musical transcription, the jazz tradition, and his always present appreciation of Polish music folklore.
