Old and New Dreams Soprano-saxophonist Steve Lacy and trombonist Roswell Rudd's new recording, "Monk's Dream," is an rare example of one of the most appealing chemistries in modern jazz. [03-28-00] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Beat Poetry New releases by drummer Gerry Hemingway confirm his role in defining new music in the '80s and '90s. [01-24-00] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Points of View On his new CD, "Romance," jazz's Don Byron may toy with tradition, but he still swings. [09-27-99] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Big-Band Bop On "Inspiration," composer/saxophonist Sam Rivers intermingles bebop balladry, free-jazz fire, and contemporary rock and funk rhythms with traditional swing and Latin beats. [08-02-99] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Unwritten Rules The habits of compositional structure are so ingrained in the San Francisco–based jazz trio What We Live that even on the tabula rasa of free improv they create order and beauty rather than chaos. [04-26-99] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Free Spirit In the 1960s, a time of revolutionary extremes in jazz, tenor experimenter Albert Ayler's music was the most extreme of all. But it had visionary force that's still being felt today. [12-07-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Round Sounds A six-CD set shows how Blue Note tenor-sax master Hank Mobley struck a hipster's golden mean. [11-02-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Caine Mutinies Jazz pianist Uri Caine cuts Mahler and Wagner down to size on two new releases. [10-12-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Africa Calling Three new releases by the World Saxophone Quartet and two of its members fuse African musics with contemporary jazz. [08-31-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Organ Donors Jazz goes beyond the Hammong B-3 and gets organ-ized. [06-08-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Space Shots Members of jazz innovator Sun Ra's Arkestra are doing right by the master's legacy. [04-13-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Free Billy Avant garde jazz violinist Billy Bang's "Commandment" puts free-jazz critics minds to rest. [02-16-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Atomic Bombs Saxophonists Ken Vandermark and Mats Gustafsson go for broke on their new CD, "Blow Horn." [01-20-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Our Man in Havana Ry Cooder's "Buena Vista Social Club" is a funky gem of an album that showcases some of the greatest names in the history of Cuban pop. [01-12-98] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Busy body With three '97 albums already on the racks, jazz guitarist Joe Morris celebrates the release of two more. [10-27-97] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Cool & breezy Boston-based jazz vocalist Dominique Eade makes the songs of Chris Connor and June Christy her own on her RCA debut. [10-20-97] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX India Cook Violinist India Cook's first album as a leader is a loose-knit blowing session full of spontaneity and camaraderie. [10-13-97] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Genius heard Jazz pianist Herbie Nichols released only three albums in his lifetime and died, at 44, practically unknown. Now re-issues and tributes are making him famous. [10-13-97] — Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
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