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The Jazz Police
“This release could turn out to be one of the top big band CD's of 2002...”
Darrell Grant
“Exceptional!”
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra
“This is an all-star band that cuts to the heart of classic jazz styles and makes them sing.”
Tim Horner
“...one of the most soulful people I know...For these ears, this is a beautiful story that bears repeated listening.”
Corey Christiansen
“From the first note, Corey Christiansen lights a rhythmic fire that never flickers, punctuating chords with precision and soloing with zeal on this set of inventive originals and standards.”
Daniel Carter
“Alto saxophonist Daniel Carter is an avant-gardist who can also play thoughtfully and with logical development.”
Jim Knapp
“After World War II, big bands became a minority. Thankfully, they didn't disappear altogether...in the 1990s, Jim Knapp was doing his part to keep the big band tradition alive.”
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.”
Terreon Gully
“... this drummer has all the power of an Abrams fighting vehicle, infused with the deadly accuracy of digital technology.”
Gary Versace
“I love unusual harmony, and (Versace) has got some very thoughtful and different ideas about chord structure. He is endlessly inventive. He does a lot of fresh things - he really has an extraordinary talent.”
“This release could turn out to be one of the top big band CD's of 2002...”
Darrell Grant
“Exceptional!”
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra
“This is an all-star band that cuts to the heart of classic jazz styles and makes them sing.”
Tim Horner
“...one of the most soulful people I know...For these ears, this is a beautiful story that bears repeated listening.”
Corey Christiansen
“From the first note, Corey Christiansen lights a rhythmic fire that never flickers, punctuating chords with precision and soloing with zeal on this set of inventive originals and standards.”
Daniel Carter
“Alto saxophonist Daniel Carter is an avant-gardist who can also play thoughtfully and with logical development.”
Jim Knapp
“After World War II, big bands became a minority. Thankfully, they didn't disappear altogether...in the 1990s, Jim Knapp was doing his part to keep the big band tradition alive.”
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.”
Terreon Gully
“... this drummer has all the power of an Abrams fighting vehicle, infused with the deadly accuracy of digital technology.”
Gary Versace
“I love unusual harmony, and (Versace) has got some very thoughtful and different ideas about chord structure. He is endlessly inventive. He does a lot of fresh things - he really has an extraordinary talent.”
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