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Dave Liebman
“While others of his '60s generation have fallen off their ambition, Liebman has remained dogged about composition and trying different styles...he's a fighter.”
Jamie Findlay
“...This nimble fingered guitarist delivers a rare treat; an acoustic jazz album that's both sweetly melodic and hot.”
Scott Hesse
“Hesse is terrific: great ears and crazy chops. Comping, he's inventive, offering suggestive and unexpected colors, sometimes spidery, fingered chords; when he cuts loose, his lines can be thrilling.”
Makaya McCraven
“The city's most dynamic young drummer.”
Kelly Sill
“... oceanic tone [that] carries on a Chicago bass tradition that starts with Milt Hinton and runs through such artists as Wilbur Ware and Rufus Reid...”
Bobby Porcelli
“...a longtime Latin jazzman who has worked with Tito Puente and others in that world, yet he can turn around and play first rate unhyphenated jazz.”
New Stories
“An impeccable rhythm section...”
Brian Blade
“The drummer of the future”
David Sills
“a meeting of Stan Getz and Joe Henderson, a style in which smooth reserve and
technical ability combine in a single cool-to-the bone sound.”
Robby Ameen
“...a roller coaster ride of wildly percolating beats, choppy rhythmic thrusts and plenty of popping percussion. In reinventing Afro-Cuban, funk and post-bop, he's kept everything charged up like a crazed rhino on steroids. Keep out of the way and you'll be fine.”
Benny Powell
“He is a consumate professional and true trombone giant.”
“While others of his '60s generation have fallen off their ambition, Liebman has remained dogged about composition and trying different styles...he's a fighter.”
Jamie Findlay
“...This nimble fingered guitarist delivers a rare treat; an acoustic jazz album that's both sweetly melodic and hot.”
Scott Hesse
“Hesse is terrific: great ears and crazy chops. Comping, he's inventive, offering suggestive and unexpected colors, sometimes spidery, fingered chords; when he cuts loose, his lines can be thrilling.”
Makaya McCraven
“The city's most dynamic young drummer.”
Kelly Sill
“... oceanic tone [that] carries on a Chicago bass tradition that starts with Milt Hinton and runs through such artists as Wilbur Ware and Rufus Reid...”
Bobby Porcelli
“...a longtime Latin jazzman who has worked with Tito Puente and others in that world, yet he can turn around and play first rate unhyphenated jazz.”
New Stories
“An impeccable rhythm section...”
Brian Blade
“The drummer of the future”
David Sills
“a meeting of Stan Getz and Joe Henderson, a style in which smooth reserve and
technical ability combine in a single cool-to-the bone sound.”
Robby Ameen
“...a roller coaster ride of wildly percolating beats, choppy rhythmic thrusts and plenty of popping percussion. In reinventing Afro-Cuban, funk and post-bop, he's kept everything charged up like a crazed rhino on steroids. Keep out of the way and you'll be fine.”
Benny Powell
“He is a consumate professional and true trombone giant.”
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