Peter Erskine & The JAM Music Lab All-Stars
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“An impeccable rhythm section...”
Geof Bradfield
“Geof Bradfield's writing is a revelation. Not only does it have much the same power and precision of his soloing; it also shows a highly refined use of the limited instrumentation, which allows him to create orchestral textures from just his sextet.”
Mark Taylor
“One of Seattle's finest young musicians”
2x2: Galvao/Santiago/Landais/Enouf
“...mixing South American sensuality with serpentine lines making a delightful amalgamation of flavors. A real winner.”
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.”
Metropolitan Jazz Octet
“...the best big-band era ambiance but with fewer instruments, played with aplomb... a timely representation of Chicago's finest jazz musicians.”
Pax Wallace
“There is a sense of expansion and introspection, as if contemplating simultaneously a myriad of forgotten places, faces and sounds. Like a dream, one's never quite sure where it will lead....Let me suggest your nearest jazz record store.”
“An impeccable rhythm section...”
Geof Bradfield
“Geof Bradfield's writing is a revelation. Not only does it have much the same power and precision of his soloing; it also shows a highly refined use of the limited instrumentation, which allows him to create orchestral textures from just his sextet.”
Mark Taylor
“One of Seattle's finest young musicians”
2x2: Galvao/Santiago/Landais/Enouf
“...mixing South American sensuality with serpentine lines making a delightful amalgamation of flavors. A real winner.”
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.”
Metropolitan Jazz Octet
“...the best big-band era ambiance but with fewer instruments, played with aplomb... a timely representation of Chicago's finest jazz musicians.”
Pax Wallace
“There is a sense of expansion and introspection, as if contemplating simultaneously a myriad of forgotten places, faces and sounds. Like a dream, one's never quite sure where it will lead....Let me suggest your nearest jazz record store.”
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