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	Rhythmaron: The Music of Ron Davis Deluxe printing of 23 original compositions by "One of Canada's hottest acts in both bop and pop... " (CNET), pianist Ron Davis. A mixture of uptempo songs and lyrical ballads, each song bears the unique musical stamp of Ron Davis. They are a joy to play on their own. They also work as jazz tunes for improvising. Most can be heard on Ron Davis 6 CD's, available through CDFreedom.com. 9" x 12", deluxe typeset printing on heavy stock acid-free paper, sight-reading friendly, hardboard backing, copper-spiral binding, music is in "leadsheet" style (melody and chords), with Composer's Introduction, and chord symbol chart included. Puchase at www.cdfreedom.com
	The Bestseller Ron Davis - piano Sasha Boychouk - clarinet (Minerva Road / Davinor Records 233377) Real bestsellers are always love stories. Ron Davis' The Bestseller (Minerva Road / Davinor Records 233377) is no different. It's a musical story. The story of the romance between a Canadian piano (played by composer Ron Davis,) that meets a Ukrainian clarinet (played by Sasha Boychouk.) In 12 songs and 9 unique Interludes, Ron and Sasha display the sizzling chemistry of their music-making partnership. Already unique, what really sets The Bestseller apart are the Interludes. There are nine of them. They're all based on a single theme Ron wrote especially for Sasha. Attached to each Interlude is an epigraph, a short narrative sentence, written by Canadian playwright and opera librettist Val Brandt. Everyone loves a love story. We're sure everyone will love the lovely music Ron and Sasha make on The Bestseller. Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com
	Subarashii Live The energy of Ron Davis and his quintet in performance, this collection of mostly original compositions promises to live up to the critical acclaim of Ron Davis' previous four albums. "I LOVE THIS CD" - JAZZ FM "[Subarashii Live] provides an emotional salve for what ails you... . Overall rating: awesome!" - WholeNote Magazine "Pianist Ron Davis ... brings it all together, working in close harmony with his band to create an impressive musical palette.... lyrical... stunning... compelling listening." - AllAboutJazz.com Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com
	Shimmering Rhythm Top 10 of 2005: - JAZZ.FM - CODA Magazine - Zeitgeist Scotland Gorgeous, energetic, melodic jazz with classical, klezmer and world influences. Piano trio meets cello/ viola/ clarinets. Brilliant arrangements. Dazzling. Shimmering. "The term tour de force has often been used to describe a lot of things that aren't, but Shimmering Rhythm qualifies for the honor ten times over... Shimmering Rhythm is delightfully varied, expertly composed and performed, and retains a universal appeal without selling itself or the listener short. This is the kind of album that, for any number of reasons, could easily slip past the international jazz scene's peripheral vision - which would be a shame, because it has the potential to win converts while entertaining veteran listeners." - All About Jazz Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com
	Mungle Music Mungle Music- Top 10 2004! - CODA Magazine - CBC Radio - Radio-Canada "Brilliant Album. Introduced by two numbers written by Davis, the first declaring his strong left hand piano style, pronounced rhythm, lyrical melodic sense, lush chording in the solos. The second number, based on classical dance form of the bourree, alludes crisply to Satie preludes, a generally allusive style throughout the album with references to ragtime, Waller, Garner, Monk and classical sources. Always witty and in good taste, full of humour and a unique sense of story telling, especially in the bluesy ballads, featuring the sax of guest player Richard Underhill. Davis works well with his partners, Drew Birston on bass who gives bold punctuation to the pieces; Ted Warren on drums, who provides elegant decor with brushes and light cymbal work. Good mix of standards(4- including surprises--"Popeye the Sailorman, "Hymne a I'amour"), and 10 originals, well-paced from reflective to very uptempo, detailing Davis' virtuosity, taste, and knowledge of the piano." - The Live Music Report Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com
	So Much "One of Canada's hottest acts in both bop and pop circles" (CNET) teams up with "luminous" (Toronto Sun) vocalist Lori Cullen for jazz vocals in every mood. "This album caught my attention immediately and held it for the entire duration while I scrambled to pick my jaw up off the floor. If you like Jazz, and especially if you fancy Bjork, you're going to fall in love. Did I mention that the jazz trio is on fire too?" - CDBaby.com Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com
	Solo Duo Trio "This is an album I listened to a great deal, I'm enjoying it!" - Ross Porter, CBC "sensitive... flowing, uplifting lyrical... reminiscent of Tommy Flanagan, Vince Guaraldi or Ahmad Jamal... dazzling performing ambiance... solid, satisfying...recommended." - Allaboutjazz.com "One of Canada's A-list pianists" - CFRB Radio An eclectic mix of solo and ensemble instrumentals and vocals, Solo Duo Trio shows of Ron's brilliant range and musicality. Standout tracks include his rip-roaring tribute to Art Tatum, "All God's Children"; a gorgeous version of "Moon River" with tenor saxophonist Pat Wheeler; and two stunning vocals by Lori cullen. Since its release, Ron's CD Solo Duo Trio has received widespread airplay. The Sun newspaper chain's John Sakamoto placed it at number 6 on his Anti-Hit List. Ron is active on the international jazz scene. He's also had other lives. He practiced law from 1984 to 2002. In 1993 he got his PhD in French linguistics at the University of Toronto, where he was Assistant Professor for several years. Puchase and view full track listings at www.cdfreedom.com