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CD Reviews of "Y'all Just Don't Know":

bulletChico New & Review - March 2004
bulletJazz Views (UK) - February 2004
bulletJazzmatazz Review - February 2004
bulletUmbrella Music - February 2004
bulletEJazz News Review - January 2004
bulletPhantom Tollbooth - January 2004
bulletEye Weekly Magazine - "Best of 2003" - November 2003
bulletJazz Review.com - August 2003
bulletAll About Jazz.com #1 - August 2003
bulletAll About Jazz.com #2 - August 2003
bulletAll About Jazz.com #3 - August 2003
bulletToronto Star - July 2003

Concert Previews & Reviews:

bulletMajor Dapp - Philadelphia Weekly, October 3rd, 2007   RECENT ADD
bulletShould Jazz be Political? - New York Press, January 18th, 2006   RECENT ADD
bullet Band Cooks a Tasty Musical Stew - Toronto Star, July 5th, 2004
bulletArts Live this Week - Pulp, Pittsburgh, October 2003
bulletAlbum livens jazz scene while giving genre credit - Daily Lobo, New Mexico, September 2003
bulletFuturistic Attack Jazz Livens up JVC Festival - Geoff Chapman - Toronto Star, June 2002
bulletNew York @ Night: March 2002 - David Adler - All About Jazz.Com, March 2002
bulletMilne & Cosmic Dapp Extend Their Groove - Don Heckman - Los Angeles Times, January 2002
bulletPianist Milne & Co. Break New Ground - Don Heckman - Los Angeles Times, November 2000
bulletAndy Milne's Cosmic Dapp Theory Heralds the Future of Jazz - Weekly Alibi, September 1999

Interviews:

bulletDapp Spells Independent and Adventurous - Geoff Chapman - Toronto Star, October 2003
bulletDapp Theory Blends jazz, hip-hop - Pittsburgh Live.com, October 2003
bulletAndy Milne's Music for the Human Condition - All About Jazz.com, August 2003
bulletBruce Cockburn Flirts with Modernism - Acoustic Guitar Magazine, August 2003
bulletBruce Cockburn, You've Never Seen Everything - PASTE Magazine, June 2003
bulletDapp Theory Due for Gigs - The Mercury News, January 31st, 2003
bulletAndy Milne talks about Bruce Cockburn Collaboration - The Cockburn Project, December 2001
bulletMilne Fields - Mountain Xpress, November 2000
bulletAnything But Silent - Metro Active, October 31st 1996
bulletAndy Milne Profile - Fly, February 6th 1996

 

Reviews of "New Age of Aquarius"

"In addition to a melodic sensibility strongly informed by Herbie Hancock, Milne's musical trademark is a malleable rhythmic base, which upshifts or downshifts in mid-song, or changes direction entirely."

Downbeat

"Milne plays with a secret blend of precision and rangy inventiveness, sometimes recalling Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi period, stirred in with M-BASE calculations."

Jazz Times

 "… pervasively funky, but with a couple listens it becomes clear that this is funk both subtler and more daring than almost any to come before it."

                                                     Daily Barometer - Corvallis, OR
 

"… headily creative sounds, with stimulating leaps of melody and harmony and real rhythmic snap, mindful of a contemporary Thelonious Monk."

Toronto Star

 

Reviews of "Forward to Get Back"

"… Milne masterfully surfs the aural ocean on waves of funk and swing; splashing drops of Herbie, Geri Allen and his own rippling grooves. …He's a definite comer."

Jazz Times
 

"… evocative, involved and highly ambitious project … is clearly reaching for something beyond the post-bop pale. [Milne] states his case boldly and eloquently on Forward to Get Back"

Music from the 4 Corners
 

"Andy Milne's raw energy is shaped by a yearning for inner truth."

Ottawa Citizen

 

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