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| 1. |  | Ruckus by Galactic Customer Review:  If, like me, you love to see Galactic live, do not buy this CD. I always felt like the Houseman was a necessary distraction for the band to keep the funk on the planet. This album is all Houseman and no funk! That is a crime! I don't mean that its not up to galactic funk standards, that... |
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| 2. |  | A Go Go by John Scofield Customer Review:  This is a good album, though a few of the tracks are fairly uninspired. Not sure why it's so highly praised. I think MMW freaks are more into it than Sco freaks. I'm a Sco freak, and to my ears, he's recorded much better albums. (Hand Jive, Groove Elation, Uberjam, Up All Night, Bump). MMW's music... |
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| 3. |  | That's What I Say: John Scofield Plays Ray Charles by John Scofield Customer Review:  product received was as advertised, and in great condition. Would buy from this vendor again. |
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| 4. |  | Laughing Water by Jazz Is Dead Customer Review: jazz is dead isn't even a real jazz band like it's a cover of grateful dead....anyway I think the music is good. I'm not huge fan of regular jazz music like miles davis, etc. This band Jazz is Dead, and also others like Jeff Beck an instrumentals that Frank Zappa did is the closest to jazz... |
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| 5. |  | Gary Burton & Friends - Departure from Concord Records Customer Review: If you buy this CD only for Burton's stunning version of Poinciana- it's a bargain. Everything else is icing on the cake. Tenderly and Tossed salad and scrambled eggs are superb. I recommend this CD as a "must have" essential. |
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| 6. |  | Uninvisible by Medeski Martin & Wood Customer Review:  Uninvisible begins with a creeping Arp string ensemble from Medeski , which makes its way slowly through your body and mind, sneaking from your inner ear to your temporal lobe and beginning a journey down your spine, at this point one of the most infectious bass riffs known to man joins in from... |
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| 7. |  | Blue Light Rain by Jazz Is Dead Customer Review: Man, this album is nuts. I first heard and learned to solo the scales listening and playing along to this album. I've always hated the Greatful Dead and their untight, hippie, almost country music sound. None the less, they've got some great songs to cover when their are musicians playing it the... |
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| 8. |  | Make Some Noise by Liquid Soul Customer Review: If your looking for some great workout or party music, these guys are the bomb! With the terrific horn section blowing out the walls as the rhythym section lays down the grooves, there is a lot to love about this versatile cd as they cover hip hop, salsa, and jazz standards. Dirty MC is just right... |
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| 9. |  | Still Warm by John Scofield Customer Review: Inspired nearly note-for-note, a tautly layered melodicism holds engaged listener in audio-viced embrace, although energy does taper finishing up. |
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| 10. |  | Yin Yang by Victor Wooten Customer Review: "Yin Yang" from living bass legend, the incomparable and inimitable Victor Wooten offers more of that wholesome bass goodness, that we all love and listen in amazement at, combined with a couple of swing-and-miss-like-a-blindfolded-drunkard tracks. Some of the tracks on this double album, 'Hip... |
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