Will Layman - 30/Apr/2009  Sometimes jazz is best left in the hands of players who don’t normally record as jazz artists. It can be too easy to fall into patterns: melody-solos-...
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JOHN BUNGEY - 24/Apr/2009  If whiskery veterans of English rock and pop make an album acknowledging early influences, they draw from a pretty shallow well — they might toy with ...
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Jon Regen - 20/Apr/2009 Allen Toussaint's rare amalgam of prodigious piano playing, deftsongwriting, arranging and production acumen has kept him at theforefront of modern mu...
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Nick Coleman - 19/Apr/2009 The veteran pianist/ arranger addresses a roll call of jazz standards (Monk, Ellington, Bechet, Morton etc) from the perspective of the New Orleans id...
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Clive Davis - 19/Apr/2009  If it’s not as distinctive as his Crescent City collaboration with ElvisCostello, the pianist Toussaint’s instrumental-driven celebration of hisnative...
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Andy Gill - 17/Apr/2009  Allen Toussaint is the jewel in New Orleans's crown, not merely the most distinctive of soul songwriter/producers, but a virtuoso piano stylist with a...
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John Eyles - 16/Apr/2009 The Bright Mississippi is Allen Toussaint?s first proper album since 1996?s Connected, but his absence from the spotlight speaks to just how busy the ...
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Louis Pattison - 15/Apr/2009 Born in 1938, pianist/songwriter Allen Toussaint grew up around musicians and cut his teeth penning hits for R&B artists throughout the 60s and 70s, t...
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WILL HERMES - 13/Apr/2009 Allen Toussaint, 71, is a composer-producer-pianist-singer famed for fluid in-the-pocket R&B; his Sixties and Seventies work is rootsy yet styled w...
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