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Gabriele Coen : Yiddish Melodies In Jazz (Tzadik USA 2013) Pick of the night from the Tzadik CDs I have been sampling. After some cursory listens when this arrived last year, I find my self connecting with it tonights in a serious way. A great swinging jazz album with some excellent melodies and piano, guitar and Clarinet solos. Awesome for start to finish and highly recommended. Rating 5/5.
 Labels: Gabriele Coen, Music, Tzadik


