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|promos = [[Jazz Echo Presents]], 2003[http://www.musik-sammler.de/media/61279 {{t}}]<br>[[Either Side Of

...w gut-wrenching flavor while Joe Jackson has altered his stance, releasing Jazz / pop albums, such as ''Night and Day'', which display technical competence ...Barnacle's snappy sax line and Bruce Thomas' punctuating bass, he cleverly presents the demise of a romance: ''"But you blew hot and cold / Turned my heart to

...ow a good song before the ink dries on the page. "Wait" has a superb Byrds echo to it while "I Have Fun" is a strand of class weaving from the amps. The Joshua Trio redo U2 songs in a jazz style and take the Michael out of the fab four and their activities. While

...rking with the Brodskys, [former Attraction] Steve Nieve's opera, downtown jazz sax player Roy Nathanson, and singers as varied as June Tabor and Ute Lempe ...nventive. Any reservations aside, I'm playing ''For the Stars'' because it presents two gifted artists who aren't afraid to extend themselves and take chances.

...le's "Boys From The Blackstuff") and I could offer little more than a puny echo and some of the crude references which litter the lesser songs. I might hav ...y appropriate that the main culprit was said to be one of London's leading jazz critics. Between sets I introduced myself to Chet, who was wandering about

...an the time honoured "playing along with the radio." His grandfather was a jazz trumpeter in New York; his father is still a working vocalist in cabaret. D ...reserved for the shower. Check the legacy on his striking treatment of the jazz standard "My Funny Valentine" (one of the B sides on ''Taking Liberties'').