Out Dec. 5th, 2005, from Capri Records comes a new Keith Oxman album, Home, featuring 13 introspective, celebratory tracks with guitarist Clint Dadian, trumpeter Derek Banach, bassist Bill McCrossen, and drummer Todd Reid.
[ May 21, 2021 release via Capri Records:Keith Oxman and Frank Morelli – The Ox-Mo Incident ]
release date: 21.05..2021 via Capri Records
“A smoking straight ahead date that is pure fun…one can only hope that there’s more of the same in the offing. Hot stuff.” – Chris Spector, Midwest Record
“If anyone still needs convincing that outstanding jazz players live and work in places other than on the East and West Coasts, they should check out Denver-based Keith Oxman… an excellent improviser with a fine sound, agile technique and sure harmonic sense. He also exhibits a thorough knowledge of the hard bop language and can swing like crazy.” – David Franklin, JazzTimes
“Morelli coaxed the most exquisite tones from his instrument. They were at times husky, gruff and growling, and at others sweet and soaring across three octaves, but always mellow and elegant, like a fine, mature red Burgundy.” – John Farnworth, The Register Guardian
On the album, tenor saxophonist Oxman and bassoon virtuoso Morelli, accompanied by pianist Jeff Jenkins, bassist Ken Walker, and drummer Todd Reid, find unique common ground as jazz meets classical. The two gifted instrumentalists turn the novel conjunction of two strange bedfellows into an intoxicating sound and a charming conversation between like-minded souls.
[ March the 19th,2021 release via Capri Records: Jazz Worms – Squirmin’ ]
release date: 19.03.2021 via Capri Records
“Twenty-five years later and still Denver’s best jazz band.” –Jazz @ Altitude review of Dazzle reunion concert
More than 30 years after the release of their acclaimed debut album, Denver-based quintet the Jazz WORMS make their belated return with Squirmin’, due out March 19, 2021 via Capri Records. Well worth waiting for, the thrilling new session reconvenes all five original WORMS – pianist Andy Weyl, saxophonist Keith Oxman, drummer Paul Romaine, cornetist Ron Miles and bassist Mark Simon – on an invigorating set of all-new material that picks up where the band left off three decades earlier.
[ March the 20th release on Capri Records: Keith Oxman – Two Cigarettes in the Dark ]
due from Capri Records on March 20, 2020
Benny Golson hailed Keith Oxman as a musician “of great consequence,” while NPR described Houston Person as long “one of the most soulful jazz players on the scene”.
Two Cigarettes in the Dark features the two tenors in a set of originals, standards and vintage tunes by the likes of Johnny Griffin and Hank Mobley, with vocalist Annette Murrell guesting on two songs