Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington

Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Three

OA2 22094

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...sparkling solos in a decidedly post-bop setting. The music throughout this enjoyable CD keeps revealing new facets with each hearing.
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Canadian trumpeter Paul Tynan and California-based baritone saxophonist Aaron Lington let out the stops for an unabashed blowing session on their third recording of the Bicoastal Collective series. Veering from the sweeping, conceptual suites on the former volumes, the duo combines with a powerful quartet of improvisors from across North America (thus "Bicoastal"!) for a set of dynamic and inspired originals. With guitarist Corey Christiansen, Dan Murphy on Rhodes, bassist Ashley Summers and drummer Jon Deitemyer, Chapter Three further defines this captivating musical partnership and piques the curiosity for what lies in future chapters.


Track Listing:

1 Folklike 9:32
2 Tgok 12:04
3 Zephyr 10:34
4 Painting 12:53
5 Emergence 9:10
6 Stat 8:04

Performers:

Paul Tynan - Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Aaron Lington - Baritone Saxophone
Dan Murphy - Rhodes
Corey Christiansen - Guitar
Ashley Summers - Bass
Jon Deitemyer - Drums

Production Info:

Produced by Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington
Assistant Producer: Dan Murphy
Recorded by Chip Reardin at Airtime Studio, Bloomington, IN
on August 17, 2011
Mixed by Scott Sorkin, Aaron Lington, and Paul Tynan
at Open Path Music, San Jose, CA, April 20/21, 2012
Mastered by Lee Ray at Open Path Music
Cover image by Donatas
Cover design & layout by John Bishop


Reviews of Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Three

The Jazz Word (John Barron)
Blazing unison lines open this high-energy collection of original quintet music. The razor-sharp focus of trumpeter Paul Tynan and baritone saxophonist Aaron Lington, both co-leaders and composers for the disc, is quickly revealed on the opening track "Folklike." The music for their third installment of the Bicoastal Collective may be far removed ...

Midwest Record (Chris Spector)
Here's a post bop set with it's own special sauce that's going to sneak up and catch you from behind. With a veneer that feels like a minimalist vibe, it's anything but. Turns out this is a sly, contemporary blowing date. Surrounding themselves with improvisers that don't normally play together but find the common ground to click here, this se ...

emusic.com (Dave Sumner)
Third recording for Paul Tynan and Aaron Lington�s Bicoastal Collective. In addition to Tynan�s trumpet and Lington�s bari sax, Dan Murphy is on Rhodes, Corey Christiansen on guitar, Ashley Summers on bass, and Jon Deitemyer on drums. More straight-ahead than prior recordings, this is more of a lay-back-and-play type of session. Freewheeling solos ...

Tom Hull on the Web (Tom Hull)
Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington: Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Three (2011 [2012], OA2): Trumpet and baritone sax, respectively, the collective a sextet with Rhodes (Dan Murphy), guitar (Corey Christiansen), bass, and drums; third album together, recorded in "flyover" territory in Indiana. Smart postbop, nice attention to detail. ...

ChicagoJazz.com (Hrayr Attarian)
The third installment in the exciting and energetic Bicoastal Collective's oeuvre, simply entitled Chapter Three, maintains the same combination of memorable compositions and engaging improvisations that characterized the first two records. Co-led by Antigonish (Nova Scotia)-based trumpeter Paul Tynan and San Franciscan baritone saxophonist Aaron ...

!Earshot (Canada) (Jim Dupuis)
TOP TEN RECORDS OF 2014 Combine a hot trumpet, with a groovy organ, a racing bass and the bari sax and you get a fun CD with plenty of bop and blues. Trumpeter Tynan from Canada's east coast and bari sax player Lington from the US west cover all the bases in this very enjoyable CD. ...









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