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The Geoff Hudson Band – What Do Ya Say. After several years of making and playing music together, t. .e inaugural album from this talented Hamilton-based trio is finally here. Together, Geoff Hudson on lead vocals and guitar, Jill McKenna on upright bass and vocals, and Ben Bowen on trumpet have put together an album of real quality. There are albums you listen to because it’s a bud’s garage band, and there are albums made by trained professional musicians, and even simple music enthusiasts (such as me) can hear the difference. If good music has the ability to evoke emotion, this is a great album. Not only does it allow the listener to feel complex emotions best described musically, but it can also take the listener far away to another place and time, a space as unique as each listener. This is the cool effect of this music, exceptionally relatable from the first listen.

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This new jazz supergroup gives familiar fare by Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix an unexpected new tilt. Hudson does well along that razor's edge, giving familiar fare an unexpected new tilt, and making original tunes feel durable and broken-in. The group is a confab of four master improvisers who never hesitate to lay down a groove, with DeJohnette, who turns 75 this summer, setting the bar. There's a tangle of past collaboration in these ranks - look to Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood, or Trio Beyond - but Hudson has its own metabolism, with a name alluding to New York's Hudson River Valley, where all the musicians currently reside. His furious late-'60s band was propelled by DeJohnette's elastic beat, and the soul-jazz swinger "Tony Then Jack," a Scofield original, alludes to that history. The other name in the title is Tony Williams, who preceded DeJohnette in the drum chair.

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Revealing a bit of the thinking behind his early fears, in The Last Waltz Hudson told Martin Scorsese : "There is a view that jazz is 'evil' because it comes from evil people, but actually the greatest priests on 52nd Street and on the streets of New York City were the musicians. The Band released one more album after the Last Waltz, Islands, and then dissolved. By then, Hudson had married his singer/ac­tress wife, Maud. He had his own property, Big Oak Basin Dude Ranch, in Malibu, which was destroyed by wildfires in 1978, after extensive renovations that included an impressive studio.

World-renowned, Indian, Jazz, New Age, Contemporary crossover artist and co-creator of the Imrat guitar, Todd Mosby, is releasing his fifth album Open Waters on August 1. Produced by Windham Hill Records founder, Will Ackerman, and with a sound described as an album to daydream to," Open Waters finds Mosby once again embarking on a creative journey.