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Alan Jones
“The variety of material that he performs, and his versatility gives Jones' playing a singularly engaging character.”
Christopher Icasiano
“Chris Icasiano's drumming harnesses shocking power and does strange things to your perception of time and space.”
Human Spirit
“...(Human Spirit) pushes forth the definition of the new West Coast jazz...”
Eric Jacobson
“Eric is the real deal! A truly world class jazz trumpeter...strong, assured technique, a hip dark sound on the trumpet, and expressive without gimmicks.”
Alex Graham
“Some of the great alto players, Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, Phil Woods and even a touch of Johnny Hodges can be discerned as he works to extend the parameters of the horn...”
Kim Richmond
“Nominated for 2003 Grammy Award!”
Reuben Radding
“Radding's bass soloing has its own voice; in pizzicato less guitar-like than say, vintage Charlie Haden yet much more agile and lively than say, Dave Holland; and arco he just burns--forget other bass players.”
Terell Stafford
“One of the great players of our time, a fabulous trumpet player.”
Charlie Ballantine
“In the vein of fellow guitarists like John Scofield, Bill Frisell and Julian Lage, Ballantine reconciles his background in jazz with the stylistic background of his instrument...the gratifying tonal and harmonic language of rock/roots with the groove, ambition and improvisational focus of a jazz musician.”
Joel Spencer
“Joel Spencer may be the busiest drummer in town”
Trio Linguae
“Woods' advanced execution and uncanny ability to unfurl extraordinary phrases make him a trumpeter with whom to reckon.”
“The variety of material that he performs, and his versatility gives Jones' playing a singularly engaging character.”
Christopher Icasiano
“Chris Icasiano's drumming harnesses shocking power and does strange things to your perception of time and space.”
Human Spirit
“...(Human Spirit) pushes forth the definition of the new West Coast jazz...”
Eric Jacobson
“Eric is the real deal! A truly world class jazz trumpeter...strong, assured technique, a hip dark sound on the trumpet, and expressive without gimmicks.”
Alex Graham
“Some of the great alto players, Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, Phil Woods and even a touch of Johnny Hodges can be discerned as he works to extend the parameters of the horn...”
Kim Richmond
“Nominated for 2003 Grammy Award!”
Reuben Radding
“Radding's bass soloing has its own voice; in pizzicato less guitar-like than say, vintage Charlie Haden yet much more agile and lively than say, Dave Holland; and arco he just burns--forget other bass players.”
Terell Stafford
“One of the great players of our time, a fabulous trumpet player.”
Charlie Ballantine
“In the vein of fellow guitarists like John Scofield, Bill Frisell and Julian Lage, Ballantine reconciles his background in jazz with the stylistic background of his instrument...the gratifying tonal and harmonic language of rock/roots with the groove, ambition and improvisational focus of a jazz musician.”
Joel Spencer
“Joel Spencer may be the busiest drummer in town”
Trio Linguae
“Woods' advanced execution and uncanny ability to unfurl extraordinary phrases make him a trumpeter with whom to reckon.”
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