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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.”
Human Spirit
“...(Human Spirit) pushes forth the definition of the new West Coast jazz...”
The Jazz Police
“This release could turn out to be one of the top big band CD's of 2002...”
Brian Blade
“The drummer of the future”
Upper Left Trio
“Upper Left Trio can boast being one of the more articulate and thoughtful new trios to emerge in the mainstream in the 21st century.”
Ernie Watts
“He is one of the greatest living tenor saxophonists, at the top of his game.”
Matt Otto
“...with Turrentinelike grit and breathiness, Otto effortlessly navigates the changes with just the right concentration of notes.”
Emi Meyer
“...deceptively easy listening, but a tinge of maturity and melancholy courses through Meyer's best material. She deploys her affecting voice - a smooth, smoky instrument somewhere between Fiona Apple and Norah Jones - with nuance.”
David Friesen
“Once in a great while, a musician emerges with such authority and such seemingly effortless originality that his place in the front ranks of his instrument is unquestioned. So it is with David Friesen.”
Byron Vannoy
“An accomplished composer, explosively swinging drummer and self-assured improviser.”
“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.”
Human Spirit
“...(Human Spirit) pushes forth the definition of the new West Coast jazz...”
The Jazz Police
“This release could turn out to be one of the top big band CD's of 2002...”
Brian Blade
“The drummer of the future”
Upper Left Trio
“Upper Left Trio can boast being one of the more articulate and thoughtful new trios to emerge in the mainstream in the 21st century.”
Ernie Watts
“He is one of the greatest living tenor saxophonists, at the top of his game.”
Matt Otto
“...with Turrentinelike grit and breathiness, Otto effortlessly navigates the changes with just the right concentration of notes.”
Emi Meyer
“...deceptively easy listening, but a tinge of maturity and melancholy courses through Meyer's best material. She deploys her affecting voice - a smooth, smoky instrument somewhere between Fiona Apple and Norah Jones - with nuance.”
David Friesen
“Once in a great while, a musician emerges with such authority and such seemingly effortless originality that his place in the front ranks of his instrument is unquestioned. So it is with David Friesen.”
Byron Vannoy
“An accomplished composer, explosively swinging drummer and self-assured improviser.”
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