Chris Walden & the LMR Jazz Orchestra feat. Tierney Sutton & Kurt Elling
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Jim McNeely
“Whatever the 'next step' is in music, I firmly believe he will be it. He has all the tools--imagination, technique, dreams, ambition...”
Bill Anschell
“No matter where Anschell plays on the keyboard, he sounds like no other pianist.”
Darrell Grant
“Exceptional!”
Cuong Vu
“Listeners coming from jazz won't feel lost. Plenty of the genre's current obsessions are here: odd-meter rhythm patterns, slow soloing over fast rhythms (vice versa too), and a kind of bucolic lyricism. The point of Mr. Vu's music, at its best, is just that: to make you feel lost in it.”
Hugo Fernandez
“Brilliant contemporary jazz...his music unfolds with echoes of New York's current jazz guitar scene, but also of John Abercrombie and Pat Metheny.”
Chuck Owen
“Like water, Owen's music will go everywhere it can: his colors are amazingly diverse.”
RadioAction
“Alex Graham's swirling lines enliven [Whitney] Ashe's Enlah. Ashe and [Gary] Wang are solid performers, while drummer Jorgensen stands out in the way he ignites the band and keeps finding inventive ways to accent the proceedings.”
Hans Fahling
“An evocative sequence of musical interpretations drawn from Patrick Haskett's paintings, half recorded in Germany, the other half in Seattle(with local musicians). Fahling's trans-traditionalist approach to the guitar runs the gamut from Mundell Lowe to Bill Frisell.”
Jerry Bergonzi
“...Bergonzi has his own voice with its own cry. He's nimble, approaching a beat or chord from any direction. He gets a consistent tone from tenors top to bottom that still has a softness to it, a vulnerability. And even when he's revved up, he leaves space in a solo to let pretty phrases sink in.”
Yvonnick Prene
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Nnenna Freelon
“What Freelon is building is not just a castle of love, but an expanded repertoire for jazz singers...”
May Okita
“May's delivery is at times so genuine and kind, it is really a pleasure to listen to her...”
“Whatever the 'next step' is in music, I firmly believe he will be it. He has all the tools--imagination, technique, dreams, ambition...”
Bill Anschell
“No matter where Anschell plays on the keyboard, he sounds like no other pianist.”
Darrell Grant
“Exceptional!”
Cuong Vu
“Listeners coming from jazz won't feel lost. Plenty of the genre's current obsessions are here: odd-meter rhythm patterns, slow soloing over fast rhythms (vice versa too), and a kind of bucolic lyricism. The point of Mr. Vu's music, at its best, is just that: to make you feel lost in it.”
Hugo Fernandez
“Brilliant contemporary jazz...his music unfolds with echoes of New York's current jazz guitar scene, but also of John Abercrombie and Pat Metheny.”
Chuck Owen
“Like water, Owen's music will go everywhere it can: his colors are amazingly diverse.”
RadioAction
“Alex Graham's swirling lines enliven [Whitney] Ashe's Enlah. Ashe and [Gary] Wang are solid performers, while drummer Jorgensen stands out in the way he ignites the band and keeps finding inventive ways to accent the proceedings.”
Hans Fahling
“An evocative sequence of musical interpretations drawn from Patrick Haskett's paintings, half recorded in Germany, the other half in Seattle(with local musicians). Fahling's trans-traditionalist approach to the guitar runs the gamut from Mundell Lowe to Bill Frisell.”
Jerry Bergonzi
“...Bergonzi has his own voice with its own cry. He's nimble, approaching a beat or chord from any direction. He gets a consistent tone from tenors top to bottom that still has a softness to it, a vulnerability. And even when he's revved up, he leaves space in a solo to let pretty phrases sink in.”
Yvonnick Prene
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Nnenna Freelon
“What Freelon is building is not just a castle of love, but an expanded repertoire for jazz singers...”
May Okita
“May's delivery is at times so genuine and kind, it is really a pleasure to listen to her...”
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