Peter Erskine & The JAM Music Lab All-Stars
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Maddie Vogler
“Saxophonist Maddie Vogler explores the small and sometimes complicated intricacies of everyday life with a youthful verve, aided and abetted by her mentor, trumpeter Tito Carrillo.”
Lucas Pino
“That feeling of navigating the unexpected is probably the most exciting part of watching a group like [the No Net Nonet] perform...with all of its members sonically bouncing around, building and expanding upon each other's ideas until a greater sum bursts forth...”
Kelly Harland
“When you hear Kelly Harland sing, it's apparent that she is in possession of an extraordinary gift. Her sensuous and compelling voice will inspire you to listen to it over and over; it will cause your heart to sing. This CD is indisputable proof that Kelly is a diva among jazz vocalists. Listen to the contents herein and you, too, will fall in love.”
Doug Beavers
“...For the efforts of Mr. Beavers, the new millennium finds me truly grateful.”
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.”
Joe Locke
“He mastered an instrument that has catapulted only a handful of players to the forefront of modern jazz - but he has also done it in a way that transcends mere technique and establishes him as a unique and adventurous musical voice.”
Glenn Zaleski
“Glenn Zaleski has a SOUND.”
Lower Monumental
“Brilliance without words.”
Michael Waldrop Big Band
“...this auspicious debut bristles with a visceral post-Weather Report energy that brings big bands into new light.”
AsGuests
“When it comes to intensity and quality of performance, AsGuests can compete with any group in the world.”
“Saxophonist Maddie Vogler explores the small and sometimes complicated intricacies of everyday life with a youthful verve, aided and abetted by her mentor, trumpeter Tito Carrillo.”
Lucas Pino
“That feeling of navigating the unexpected is probably the most exciting part of watching a group like [the No Net Nonet] perform...with all of its members sonically bouncing around, building and expanding upon each other's ideas until a greater sum bursts forth...”
Kelly Harland
“When you hear Kelly Harland sing, it's apparent that she is in possession of an extraordinary gift. Her sensuous and compelling voice will inspire you to listen to it over and over; it will cause your heart to sing. This CD is indisputable proof that Kelly is a diva among jazz vocalists. Listen to the contents herein and you, too, will fall in love.”
Doug Beavers
“...For the efforts of Mr. Beavers, the new millennium finds me truly grateful.”
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.”
Joe Locke
“He mastered an instrument that has catapulted only a handful of players to the forefront of modern jazz - but he has also done it in a way that transcends mere technique and establishes him as a unique and adventurous musical voice.”
Glenn Zaleski
“Glenn Zaleski has a SOUND.”
Lower Monumental
“Brilliance without words.”
Michael Waldrop Big Band
“...this auspicious debut bristles with a visceral post-Weather Report energy that brings big bands into new light.”
AsGuests
“When it comes to intensity and quality of performance, AsGuests can compete with any group in the world.”
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