...tasteful, classically tinged jazz that swings delightfully.
With an eclectic mix of nine originals and one thoroughly re-envisioned standard, saxophonist and multi-reedist Todd DelGiudice presents an inspired set for his first recording on OA2 Records. Joined by a veteran Seattle trio including John Hansen on piano, bassist Jon Hamar and drummer Byron Vannoy, DelGiudice explores his wide-ranging musical influences, creating a unique & varied yet fully cohesive story. Raised in South Florida, DelGiudice has been an active member of the Miami, New York and Oregon jazz scenes. He was a member of one of Red Rodney's last working quintets and has performed with Maria Schneider, John Fedchock, and Ingrid Jensen, among many others.
1 QUACKENBUSH AND PIEPGRASS 6:43
2 MINT TEA 6:10
3 NEW LEAF 5:28
4 PENCIL SKETCHES 6:40
5 THE GRAY 7:25
6 RING TONE 6:37
7 THE QUIET ONE 7:04
8 THE STRING 6:51
9 ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE 6:16
10 SAY GOODBYE 4:14
TODD DELGIUDICE - alto/tenor saxophone,
clarinet & bass clarinet
JOHN HANSEN - piano, Fender Rhodes
JON HAMAR - bass
BYRON VANNOY - drums
Produced by Todd DelGiudice
Recorded & mixed by David Lange
at David Lange Studios, Fife, WA
Recorded on July 13, 2010
Mastered by Mark Guenther
at Seattle Disc Mastering, Seattle, WA
Art by Marguerite Fugate DelGiudice
Musician sketch by Josephine LaMariana
Cover design by John Bishop
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With an eclectic mix of nine originals and one thoroughly re-envisioned standard, saxophonist and multi-reedist Todd DelGiudice presents an inspired set for his first recording on OA2 Records. Joined by a veteran Seattle trio including John Hansen on piano, bassist Jon Hamar and drummer Byron Vannoy, DelGiudice explores his wide-ranging musical inf ...
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