By Anderson Riley Tunes by jazz musicians Ben Monder, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Chris Cheek, Reid Anderson, Fernando Huergo, Drew Gress and Guillermo Klein are displayed on this solo piano album of a rare kind. Fellow New Yorker, pianist Mika Pohjola, decided to record tunes by his friends from the jazz scene. These songs were played by Pohjola at various sessions with some of the composers, when the songs were new in the late 1990s and they all lived in Brooklyn. Several lead sheets were recently found by Pohjola in his apartment when organizing his old files. This solo piano release sparks new life into these high quality tunes, which have not seen the daylight after they were recorded by the composers; a decade later they are seldom played, if ever. "There were a lot of good ideas going on in the 90s, as well as there are now. But in contrary to how many jazz musicians' tunes written in the 50s and 60s - say by Coltrane, Miles and Bill Evans - are...