Jazz Pianist Pamela Hines 4.5 of 5 Stars from AAJ!    The Pamela Hines Trio plays the music of Richard Whiting (2018) Pamela Hines- pianist/arranger John Lockwood- bass Miki Matsuki- drums Top ten list for 2018: https://www.allaboutjazz.com/the-music-of-richard-whiting-pamela-hines-katya-records-review-by-dan-mcclenaghan.php All About Jazz, Top Ten List For 2018! Pamela Hines Trio "The Music of Richard Whiting." Re- issue of Pamela Hines on Piano Jazz with Marian McPartland on NPR in 2000! REVIEWS All original holiday songs! JAZZTIMES INTERVIEW Interview, WDNA, Miami, FL Pamela Hines Trio at the Central Mass Jazz Fest, 2019(also on roster 2020-22),  with John Lockwood on bass and Les Harris, Jr. on drums 2024 Bamboo, Westford, MA Jan 6, Feb 3, March 2 and 22 WICN- 90.5 Women in Jazz Concert March 17, 12-2 Mr. Chan's, Milton, MA Debra DaVinci Quintet March 30, 7 pm Groton Libray, Groton, MA Tutto Quattro April 21, 2:30 pm Mr. Chan's, Milton, MA Debra Vinci Quintet May 11 June 8, 7:30 Bamboo, Westford, MA May 17 and 18 June 1, 6:00 Cider Hill,  Amesbury, MA Suzanne Dashner Duo July 27, September 13  2:30-5:30 West Boylton Summer Series August 18, cancelled due to rain Groton Hill Music Center October 16, noon Tutti e Quattro Jazz 2023 Bach's Lunch at Groton Hill Music Dec 14, 11 and 2:30 Mimi Rabson, violin Dave Clark, bass Les Harris Jr, drums Sardellas, Newport, RI Dec 13, 7- 8:30 Isabel Stover, vocals Dick Lupino, bass 90.5-WICN Holiday Jam Dec 9, 12:30-2:30 Bamboo, Westford, MA Dec 2, 6-9 Bob Simonelli, bass The Lyceum Nov 17, Littleton, MA, 7:30 pm Dave Clark, bass Les Harris, Jr, drums Cider Hill Farm Sept 1, Amesbury, MA, 2-5 pm Suzanne Dashner, vocals Bamboo August 26, Westford, MA, 6-10 Bob Simonelli, bass Bamboo August 5, Westford, MA, 6-10 Tomoko Omura, violin Hanover Theater July 25, Worcester, MA, 6 pm Christmas in July Bamboo July 22, Westford, MA, 6-9 Bob Simonelli, bass Bamboo July 20, Westford, MA, 6-9 Suzanne Dashner, vocals Meade Jazz Festival July 16, Alexandria, VA, 4 pm Becky Livas, vocals Dallas Smith, bass Rick Jabavy, drums Bamboo July 8, Westford, MA, 6-9 Tal Shalom Kobi, bass Tomoko Omura, violin Bamboo July 1, Westford, MA, 6-9 Suzanne Dashner Bamboo June 30, Westford, MA, 6-9 w/Gags and Annie Bamboo June 24, Westford, MA, 6-9 w/ Gags and Annie Bamboo June, 23, Bedford, MA, 6-9 w/ Gags and Annie Bamboo Westford, MA, 6-9 June 17 w/ Bob Simonelli and  Renato Malavasi   Bamboo Westford, MA, 6-9 June 9 w/ Tomoko Iwamoto and Bill McCormick Bamboo Westford, MA, 6-9 June 3 w/ Bob Simonelli and Renato Malavasi Bamboo Westford, MA, 6-9 May 13 w/ Bill Jones and Renato Malavasi Mechanics Hall Worcester, MA March 22, 12 pm Trio Exhibit A Brewing Co Framingham, MA March 5, 1-3 w/ Bill McCormick and Renato  Malavasi Performance Schedule                  Pamela Hines has been a prolific presence in American jazz as a pianist and composer.   She has received national and international critical acclaim for instrumental compositions that contribute to the art of the trio and for jazz originals for vocalists that are more at home in the American Songbook.  Hines has led or played with other jazz artists at hundreds of east coast venues for three decades, including Scullers, Groton Hill Music Center, Les Zygomates, Prudential Center Summer Music Series, Boston Harbor Park Summer Music Series, Riverway Summer Jazz Series, Central Mass Jazzfest, Ryles, Johnny D's, Thelonious Monkfish (Mad Monkfish),  Spirit of Boston, Acton Jazz Cafe, Mechanics Hall,  New Haven Jazzfest, Newton Jazzfest, New Composers Jazzfest, and Cachaca, Duplex and Metropolitan Room, NYC.        Her 2018 release, "Music of Richard Whiting," earned 4.5/5 stars and was a Top 10 of 2018 by Dan McClenaghan, at All About Jazz.  Three of her trio CDs have reached the top 20 on national radio charts and her all- original Christmas CD with vocalists made the national radio list in 2008.  Hines was the host/pianist for Live Jazz New England on NPR affiliate 90.5- WICN, 2012-17 and she currently hosts the Saturday Jazz Matinee and the Jazz Journey on WFPR, Franklin, MA.  In 2023, she was awarded the Brian Barlow Host of the Year.       For three decades she has performed in clubs, concerts and festivals in the United States. Hines continues to maintain a busy performance schedule into the new year. She has played, performed or recorded with many jazz greats including Jerry Bergonzi, Greg Abate, David Amram, Arnie Krakowsky, Kenny Hadley, John Lockwood, Elias Bailey, Tomoko Omura, Dave Clark, Les Harris, Jr., Yoron Israel, Jorge Perez-Albela, Giacomo Gates, Grace Kelly, Darren Barrett, Jacque Swarz- Bart, Marian McPartland, Bob Gullotti, Bob Moses, Svetlana, Amanda Carr, Elise Roth, April Hall and many others.     Hines' piano/arrangements are featured on a brand new release by vocalist Renee Legendre.  The 2020 release,"I've Got Anthropology," features Mike Monghan on sax, Jim Porcella on vocals, Bob Simonelli on bass and Miki Matsuki on drums.     Pamela's latest trio release, 2018,  "The music of Richard Whiting," is now available on i tunes and CDBaby!  Arrangements/piano by Hines, with John Lockwood, bass and Miki Matsuki- drums.  Jazz critic Scott Yanow penned the liner notes.      Jazz critic Dan McClenaghan says at All About Jazz, November, 2018," The first thirty seconds of a listening experience sets the tone. The disc spins, and music emerges. It's Richard Whiting's "Sleepy Time Gal." And it just might be the loveliest thing Pamela Hines has ever recorded... Her trio mates are as locked into the tune's concept—and Hines' concept...with re-harmonizations and modern chord voicings, and a deep affection for the melodies...some marvelous introspective improvisation by Hines."      Hines and her quartet performed Howard Brubeck's "Dialogues for Jazz Combo and Orchestra", in May, 2016, with the Indian Hill (renamed Groton Hill) Orchestra, conducted by Bruce Hangen.       "Thrive!" was released in October, 2014, and features compositions written by Hines with Dave Clark on bass and Les Harris, Jr. on drums.  She penned lyrics to the tune," From Across the Room" and that features vocalist Suzanne Cabot Dashner.  Hines has performed with Dashner at clubs and jazz festivals throughout New England, since 2011,    Jazz critic Don Lerman says in the April, May and June, 2015 issue of Cadence Magazine,"...Her all original program is innovative while also containing many traditional harmonic and rhythmic elements.  A subtle Monkian quality seems present on 'Alteration' as well as on 'Ella's Room.' which makes novel use of repeated eighth note patterns...also notable are the odd-metered 'Philippe' and the upbeat latin 'Armory.'"       Dan McClenaghan wrote about her "Thrive" release in All About Jazz,"... (2013 was) an immersion in the standards, with a big nod to the iconic Bill Evans. It was, perhaps, a bit of a writing respite for Hines, who is a supremely talented tune-smith. She's back, song-writing talents intact, energized even, on this all originals set,Thrive!.       Opening with "Ella's Room," Hines and her backing trio—Dave Clark on bass and Les Harris holding down the drum chair... Hines touch is superb, lovely, crisp.      "While We Can" features the trio exploring the ballad format with aplomb. A wistful mood pervades. Drummer Harris makes magic with the brushes. Hines touch seems impossibly pretty, and the melody has quirks, as if the spirit of... Monk is hanging around the studio. "Armory" is the trio's opportunity to pour on the spicy sauce. Up-tempo and danceable, drummer Harris gets a chance to step out and snap and pop, rattle and roll in front of Clark's three note repeated riff.       "Across the Room" is wistful, a measured performance in which each note of Hines' piano can be savored, and then, later in the set, an bonus: Suzanne Cabot, her voice rich-toned and uniquely expressive, joins the trio for a vocal take on the tune—lyrics by Pamela Hines. It is a tale of unrequited longing, as beautiful as can be."       Her January, 2013 release, "3.2.1." features a trio with Dave Clark (b) and Yoron Israel (d).        Dan McClenaghan says in AAJ, February, 2013,"...Hines has been busy on the jazz scene for fifteen years, producing many excellent CDs featuring her quartets and quintets, as well as pairings with several top-notch vocalists. A first-rate composer of engaging and memorable tunes who put out one of the coolest Christmas albums, New Christmas...3.2.1, a superb, mostly trio affair...Most of Hines' recordings, including New Christmas, have relied heavily on her own compositions. 3.2.1. takes a different tack, leaning on standards with an emphasis on material by pianist Bill Evans, starting right off with his "34 Skiddoo." Here, however, Hines and trio...sound feistier—happier, even—than the normally introspective Evans.      On "B Minor Waltz," the trio cools things off a bit, showcasing Hines' exquisite touch and Israel's supple brush work, but the bounce in the trio's step is still there, riding Clark's warm heartbeat. The classic "East of the Sun" takes things out on the edge, an up-tempo high-wire roll, with Hines sounding particularly caffeinated."       Brent Black writes of "3.2.1." in Critical Jazz,"... I have to admit that having reviewed over 50 piano trios in the past year... Pamela Hines and her latest release 3.2.1 are proof positive that one should never judge a book by it's cover. Standards may be the backbone but with stellar arrangements and Yoron Israel on drums and Dave Clark on bass and they are on point every step of the way. While having never seen Pamela Hines live it would not be reaching to say her skills at the piano bench are key in making what could be an ordinary yet talented trio recording into an extraordinary and highly entertaining trio. Thanks to the dynamite arrangements here it is easy to imagine Hines working group as a real ensemble and not Hines working as a potted plant with bass and drums.     Hines tackles two Bill Evans covers but not a riff on the legendary harmonic master instead she would simply seem to allow Evans harmonic influence to guide her harmonic sense of purpose as she establishes her own distinct artistic voice. While Evans was more of a two handed pianist than most realize, Hines has taken to a slightly more organic approach, contemporary yet old school in nature... This particular trio has an all most live quality to this recording, especially with the solo standard of "I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry." For the curious the aptly titled 3.2.1 refers to the combination of performances here with trio, duo and solo arrangements making this top of the line piano jazz. As a composer for vocalists, Hines hits on the cerebral as her compositions are complex yet they are deceptively accessible.       Clark is a first call lyrical bassist... Israel is a driving force in the lyrical excursion Hines takes on 3.2.1      To be perfectly honest, piano trios have become tired, predictable and in some cases down right boring with the same handful of artists running through the same set list of standards with no real lasting effect. Hines is an artist that has the gift of a natural and incredibly organic ebb and flow and 3.2.1 is exceptional on virtually every level."      October of 2012-17, Hines was asked to host Live Jazz New England on NPR- affiliate WICN- 90.5 FM.   She was on piano or as host/presenter.  The maiden program featured a dynamic performance by the Grace Kelly Quartet.   She interviewed dozens of jazz greats, including Glenn Zaleski and Eugene Maslov.       In 2012, H. Allen Williams writes in Jazz Times.com ," Hines is the epitome of what is great about jazz, her ability to create edgy jazz instrumentals in one cut, then turn on a dime and bring forth the most inspiring rendition of an arrangement of a classic standard, not to mention her ability to write complex but listenable melodies for vocalists is truly the cornerstone of her appeal as a composer and pianist. Hines is one of those jazz artists I predict will remain a household name long after she leaves this journey for her next adventure, her impact on jazz is permanent, but continues to inspire listeners... One listen will not give you the story or pinpoint the answer, she is an artist you have to spend time listening to her discography to hear the theme to her message and once you do, it will be time well spent and you will come out the other end with a satisfying experience"         In June, 2012, Hines was part of the Berklee Percussion Festival with  Akili Jamal Haynes and Ed Nixon.      Hines'  2011 release, "Lucky's Boy," presented nine originals with lyrics and featured  vocalist April Hall, John Lockwood on bass and Les Harris, Jr. on drums.       Two of her tunes were featured on NECN-TV- Boston's Morning Show in May, 2012.      Wilbert Sostre says in Jazz Times.com (Dec 2011),"... she has the ability to compose interesting and complex jazz instrumentals... she is just as good as a songwriter... Hines piano playing all throughout is as always sharp, poetic and refined...The exquisite, soulful vocals of April Hall deliver every lyric with emotion and conviction."       " This jazz piano lady is never afraid to up her game and push the envelope, and she continues to do so with out losing her footing or her grip. Adding a vocalist to her program of all originals, her touch, tone, style and taste continue to amaze and engross. Playing with the abandon that comes with really being in the music as opposed to merely into the music... Top shelf piano jazz once again from one of the contemporary leading lights of the genre. Hot stuff."- Chris Spector, Midwest Record, Sep, 2011.      "Moon Germs,"  released in 2010, with  Lockwood (b), Bob Gullotti (d), Greg Dudzienski (ts) and Darren Barrett (t) is a riveting and ecclectic mix of driving tempos and romps into freer jazz explorations.  It was on national jazz charts for 8 weeks, reached #2 on CMJ national jazz charts and #26 on Jazzweek charts. Ed Love of WDETlists it as one of the top albums of 2010,         In the October, 2010, posting of Jazz Times.com, Sostre wrote,"Hines' great technique and intuitive playing shows from the first track... Itchy is a good example of Hines' compositional talent, with interesting, constant tempo changes between bebop and a more funky groove. Variations on Invitation is another interesting Hines original with piano playing reminiscent harmonically and in the use of space to the master Thelonious Monk. Hines is just as good playing ballads like Mercer's Fool Rush In and Pamela's own Lavender and Complications. Her piano style in these slow pieces is more minimalist, making every note count. In Moon Germs, the CD tittle track, Hines shows her versitality in a almost avantgarde arrangement."         Chris Spector says, "...on the opening track where she turns in a swinging version of Let's Fall in Love" ... you almost won't recognize and may forget what it is a few times before it runs it's course. This time around, she's showing us that swing is the thing as this hot, upbeat set showcases some splendid originals as well as opening things up in new ways on established ballads and funk tunes. ...Hot stuff."        "Moon Germs" did well on a global level in 2011, lasting months on some top-ten radio charts.       Her 2009 release,"This Heart of Mine," was a solo project with  liner notes by jazz critic and author Scott Yanow.      Susan Frances says in the November, 2009, post of Jazz Times.com,"... Hines exhibits an intuitive nature .. her sequences are embroiling, and at other moments they exhibit a serenity... She travels through a gamut of musical ideas that honor the giants in jazz...Artists often say that they play with passion and it shows with Hines. She wears that passion on her sleeves as her notes depict what she is going through like an autobiography set to music. This Heart Of Mine bares pieces of Hines’ soul even as she covers other artists works making their material a reflection of herself."       Her trio has been the "Pick-of-the Week" and "Jazz-Pick" for the Boston Globe.       An original holiday themed CD in 2008 brought her a live TV appearance on Fox-25, Boston.  Performing for that broadcast were Patrice Williamson (v), Tal Shalom-Kobi (b) and Miki Matsuki (d).       Hines has performed at hundreds of clubs in venues including Scullers, the Harbor Park Summer Music Series, Prudential Summer Music Series, Thelonious Monkfish (renamed Mad Monkfish), Les Zygomates, Johnny D's, Spirit of Boston, Faneuil Hall Jazz Club, Chilton Club, Copley Art Society, Boston, Riverway Summer Music Series of Cape Cod, Charles River Jazz, Fanwood Performance Series in New Jersey, Junebug Jazz Festival in Portsmouth, VA, Skitch Henderson and the Virginia Symphony Pops (orchestra pianist), Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA, the Hardwick  Wine and Jazz Festival, MA, Rose Art Museum, MA,  Chanler at Cliff Walk, Sardellas and Greenvale Vineyards (with Dick Lupino) in Newport, RI,  the Chrysler Museum of Nortfolk, VA, Ryles, Ryles and The Red House, Cambridge, MA, NARA Park  and Acton Jazz Cafe, Acton, MA, Groton Hill Music School, Metropolitan Room, Cachaca, Somethin' Else, Duplex, NYC in addition to many other stages and clubs on the Eastern Seaboard including New York, Boston and Richmond.      Hines' interesting compositions and harmonies earned her a guest appearance on the Peabody Award winning show, Piano Jazz with Marian McPartland on National Public Radio in 2000.     .Her debut CD,  "9-45" (Brownstone) was released in 1998.  Jazz critic Harvey Pekar wrote in the Boston Herald,"... Hines strikes a balance between the traditional and the avant garde on her first album, which is no mean feat... her pieces and the group's airy, pensive performances are reminiscent of Miles Davis' quintet...  Hines also summons up thoughts of Debussy, Ravel and Bill Evans."      Hines received her MM from New England Conservatory (Jazz Performance) in 1998 with honors.  At NEC, Hines studied with Danilo Perez and Charlie Banacos.  She  was greatly influenced by George Russell, who was teaching his own Lydian Concept classes at that time      In addition to her Masters in Jazz, with Honors, from New England Conservatory, Hines  has degrees from Boston University (B.S. in Broadcasting and Film, on a full scholarship for basketball, Student-Athlete Award for 1984) and Old Dominion University (B.A. in Music Ed, Magna Cum Laude, induction into Pi Kappa Lambda).      In 2009, she wrote a book on the life of her father-in-law, Jerome Hines, an American-born basso who sang with the Metropolitan Opera for 41 years.  "Jerry really wrote this book.  I went through boxes and boxes of reviews, photos and documents but I ended up using his own writings on his life to put it together. I tried to let Jerry tell his own story,"  says Hines. http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/AmericasBasso.html      She taught Jazz Studies classes at Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA, from 2005-07 and since 2007, has been teaching at Groton Hill Music Center (formerly Indian Hill), Groton, MA and Fitchburg State Uinversity.      Reviews of her work can be found online at Jazz Times.com, Jazz Improv Magazine, Jazz Review Magazine, Jazz Inside Magazine, Boston Herald, Hot House Jazz Magazine and numerous internet jazz sites including All About Jazz.   For booking and direct CD orders: pamelahines@msn.com Pamela Hines Trio- The Music of Richard Whiting (2018, Katya Records- 80718) John Lockwood- bass and Miki Matsuki- drums.  Liner notes by Scott Yanow. Voted Top-Ten Album of 2018 by jazz critic Dan McCenaghan, at AllAboutJazz. Pamela Hines- Live (Spice Rack Records- SR-101-38, 2015)  John Lockwood- bass, Les Harris, Jr., drums and Greg Dudzienski- Tenor Sax.  Recorded live at Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA in November, 2012.   Thrive! (2014, Spice Rack Records, sr-101-33) Pamela Hines-pianist/composer Dave Clark- bass Les Harris, Jr.- drums Suzanne Cabot- vocals, track #9 standards and contemporary composers 3.2.1. (Spice Rack Records, 2013, sr- 101- 30) with Dave Clark (b) and Yoron Israel (d) Play rotation on "Jazz After Hours" with Jim WIlke on Public Radio International. 8 weeks on Jazzweek national radio charts, peaking for 2 weeks at #17. 10 weeks on CMJ national radio chart, peaking at #2. 3.2.1. Press Kit: http://karionpresskits.com/pamelahines6/index.html   Vocal Jazz Originals Lucky's Boy (Spice Rack Records, sr101-25, 2011) Hines Trio with April Hall. April Hall (v), John Lockwood (b) and Les Harris, Jr. (d) Music featured on NECN-TV's Morning Show, May 2012 #10 on CMJ national radio chart. Radio programs include After Hours with Jim Wilke and full-album feature on WRIU- FM! Thank you Eric Jackson for support on WGBH, Boston! WRRG, Chicago, #1 in its top-ten list, Feb 2012. http://karionpresskits.com/pamelahines5/pamelahines5.html Trio plus two, standards and originals Moon Germs (Spice Rack Records, sr101-22, 2010) John Lockwood (b), Bob Gullotti (d), Darren Barrett (t) and Greg Dudzienski (ts). Jazz After Hours on Public Radio International with Jim Wilke, WDET's top CDs of 2010 #2 CMJ national Jazz Chart: http://cmj2010.com/#26 Jazzweek National Chart #9 Earshot (Canadian National Jazz Chart) http://elmoremagazine.com/blog/articles/190 WXOU: http://files.wxou.org/pamelaint.mp3 http://www.karionpresskits.com/pamelahines4/pamelahines4.html Solo standards and originals This Heart of Mine (Spice Rack Records, sr101-18, 2009) Jazz Times Review:     https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/pamela-hines-this-heart-of-mine/ Holiday vocal jazz originals     New Christmas (Spice Rack Records, sr101-13, 2008), April Hall (v), Monica Hatch (v), Patrice Williamson (v), Dave Landoni (b) and Miki Matsuki (d). Debut on top-50 national radio chart. #10 of John Stevenson's (ejazz) top Christmas CDs of 2008 Appearances with Tyra Penn on WICN and Ken Irwin on WMUA Dec 2008. VIDEO - Live on Fox-TV, Boston: (Patrice Williamson (v), Tal Shalom-Kobi (b) and Miki Matsuki (d): http://www.myfoxboston.com/myfox/pages/Entertainment/Detail?contentId=8108168&version=2&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=7.1.1 Quintet, standards and originals 9-45  (Brownstone, brcd9801, 1998) Bob Moses (d), Darren Barrett (t), Jaque Swarz-Bart (ts), David Hines (b) and Rick McLaughlin(b) http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:fxfrxqujld6e Discography (remaining):   Return (Spice Rack Records, sr101-11, 2007), John Lockwood (b), Bob Gullotti (d) and Jerry Bergonzi (ts).  Live interview on WXBC, New York on 3/3/08 and on WICN, MA on 3/14/08 Reaches #13 on Jazzweek radio charts, top ten on Music Choice, #7 on college charts   Drop 2 (Spice Rack Records, sr101-08, 2006), John Lockwood (b),Bob Gullotti (d) and April Hall (v) Drop 2 earns many top-ten rankings at radio stations in US and Canada Live interview KMOX, St. Louis with Don Wolf, August 2007 http://www.frostsounds.com/MFP/JazzImprov_NY_Jan07_72.pdf   Hall Sings Hines, (2005, Katya Records)) Pamela Hines Trio with April Hall. April Hall (v), Reed Dieffenbach (d) and John Lockwood (b) All original vocal jazz songs, written by Hines, who hired April Hall, to sing them. Backstage with Liz on Berklee Radio, March 2009. http://www.rambles.net/hall_hines05.html Twilight World, ( 2004, Katya Records) Jerry Bergonzi (ts), Miles Donahue (as), John Lockwood, Reed Dieffenbach (d), David Hines (b) and April Hall (v). Jazz Meditations, ( 2004, Katya Records) 2 squared minus 2, (1999, Katya Records) Brian Torff (b) Sideman: I've Got Anthropology- Renee Legendre Quartet (2020).  Renee Legendre, vocals, Jim Porcella, vocals, Mike Monaghan, sax, Pamela Hines, piano, Bob Simonelli, bass and Miki Matsuki, drums. Suzanne Cabot and Pamela Hines- Live! (2018, Katya Records) Fine and Mellow, (2012, Spicerack Records) Suzanne Cabot (v) and Dave Clark (b)  Performances include Ryles and The Red House, Cambridge, MA,  Acton Jazz Cafe, Blackman Hall, Littleton, MA and Hardwick Winery Jazz Festival. If I Had You (2011) Becky Livas (v) Lockwood (b) Harris, Jr. (d) Spectrum (2010) Trio Tutta- Tal Shalom Kobi (b), Miki Matsuki (d) with Ririka Masuda (ts) and Tina Jacas (fl).  All original jazz tunes written by Hines and Shalom- Kobi.   Performances include Prudential Summer Music Series, D. R. Finch Foundation, Acton Jazz Cafe, and Ryles Jazz Club. Step Inside Love (ESC Records, Germany, esc-03719-2, 2007)- Compilation CD of international jazz artists including Brian Bromberg, Marc Johnson, Darek Oles and Alan Pasqua. For All We Know, ( 2007) Becky Livas (v) Unchain My Heart - Neal Forrester (g) (2006) Seoul Girl, (1999) Miae Cho (v)