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James Zollar Debuts at #17 on the CMJ National Jazz Radio Chart

Source: Kari-On Productions
March 12, 2010
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After a twelve year recording hiatus as a leader, Zollar re-emerges with Zollar Systems, a refreshingly sharp hard bop recital, bristling with energy and sonic acuteness. Tired of that old Blue Note '50s-'60s blowing session model? Think again. Zollar breathes new life into the old form, tightening it up and repackaging it for the 21st Century. This is apparent, right out of the chute with Daniel Jackson's “Chicago Preferred," in classic hard bop form: complex, rhythmically assertive head followed by solos. Zollar is more

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Zollar Debut's on the CMJ National Jazz Radio Chart issue #1142

17 - James Zollar, Zollar Systems (JZAZ)

18 - Chris Joss, Monomaniacs (ESL Music)

19 - David Leonhardt, Bach to the Blues (Big Bang)

20 - Mike LeDonne, The Groover (Savant)<