Peter Erskine & The JAM Music Lab All-Stars
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Hal Galper
“Hal Galper excels in his highly dramatic improvisations as a soloist... He plays wild capers; sudden flashes of brilliance tumbling over each other temperamentally, individual phrases sparkle effortlessly away; he changes with suspensefully loaded chord sequences, capricious, whimsical arabesques, tempo changes, pauses and stormy runs that suddenly descend over the music.”
Kenny Davis
“At a time when many artists are distancing themselves from the American tradition, Kenny Davis remains reverential yet unmistakably modern.”
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.”
Bobby Rozario
“I seldom get that excited by a new album these days, but the absolutely scorching guitar originality that guitarist Rozario brings to this new album will have you RAWKin'...”
Yvonnick Prene
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Pharez Whitted
“...few have managed to channel (Hubbard) as effectively as Pharez Whitted, who honors the late giant with his combination of intensity and technique, spank and sparkle, and that hot-cider tone.”
Chuck Deardorf
“... a strong and smart bandleader...His own voice is the primary unifying factor. He is a quick, clear rhythm-section player and an articulate, interesting soloist...”
Jim Norton
“...one of the most satisfying and revelatory investigations into the music of Bill Evans since the pianist/composer's death...”
Thomas Marriott
“One of the best trumpet players in the world.”
Ryan Cohan
“Imagination & virtuosity abound.”
“Hal Galper excels in his highly dramatic improvisations as a soloist... He plays wild capers; sudden flashes of brilliance tumbling over each other temperamentally, individual phrases sparkle effortlessly away; he changes with suspensefully loaded chord sequences, capricious, whimsical arabesques, tempo changes, pauses and stormy runs that suddenly descend over the music.”
Kenny Davis
“At a time when many artists are distancing themselves from the American tradition, Kenny Davis remains reverential yet unmistakably modern.”
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.”
Bobby Rozario
“I seldom get that excited by a new album these days, but the absolutely scorching guitar originality that guitarist Rozario brings to this new album will have you RAWKin'...”
Yvonnick Prene
“The most beautiful music I have ever heard on harmonica”
Pharez Whitted
“...few have managed to channel (Hubbard) as effectively as Pharez Whitted, who honors the late giant with his combination of intensity and technique, spank and sparkle, and that hot-cider tone.”
Chuck Deardorf
“... a strong and smart bandleader...His own voice is the primary unifying factor. He is a quick, clear rhythm-section player and an articulate, interesting soloist...”
Jim Norton
“...one of the most satisfying and revelatory investigations into the music of Bill Evans since the pianist/composer's death...”
Thomas Marriott
“One of the best trumpet players in the world.”
Ryan Cohan
“Imagination & virtuosity abound.”
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