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Master Bassist and first call player to the stars, Sekou Bunch 'finally' emerges from the shadows and takes his rightful place in the spotlight with his auspicious Trippin 'N' Rhythm records debut. Thirty plus years in the trenches providing the rock solid backbone for some of the brightest stars in the business; Michael Jackson, Anita Baker, Luther Vandross, George Benson, Whitney Houston, Lionel Richie, Roger Daltrey and Marc Anthony to name a few has provided Bunch rich opportunity to draw influence from rock, jazz and R&B all of which he stirs into an intoxicating and satisfying brew on Level. Bunch's feel and complete mastery of his instrument become readily apparent in the opening strains as he takes the receiver on a vibrant and scintillating ride. One you'll surely not want to get off.
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Now, with three previous releases Blue Note recording artist Eric Darius is back in the groove of things with what's considered his best effort to date titled "Goin' All Out" on June 24th. The young saxophonist also hits the tour trail on June 8, at the Canon Center in Memphis, TN along with R&B singing sensation Chrisette Michelle.
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As a record label Palmetto Records continues to offer a platform for artist like the legendary alto saxophonist Bobby Watson, as he's without question in rare form on his latest "From The Heart."
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Although this project came out in November of last year, we were moved to add the multi-talented trombonist Nick Vayenas' latest offering "Synesthesia" into this mixed blend of jazz for the spring and summer festival season.
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Al Turner 'The Burner' is an A-List side man in constant demand, regularly playing bass with Kem, Earl Klugh, and Bob James. In this solo debut, it is no surprise that he features several of his friends including Everette Harp, Earl Klugh, Paul Jackson, Jr., and Oleta Adams. Mixed by Ken Freeman, this Smooth Jazz statement demands repeated listening. This studio recording includes original compositions and collaborations Stop Watch, Bassin', and the title track, all due to get attention at radio and beyond. Released: 5/20/2008!
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With Taylor Eigsti's new CD, Let It Come to You, the pianist-composer-bandleader takes another giant stride forward as a significant new voice in the jazz world, and at 23, he stands tall among a select few of his generation, who are in the midst of establishing themselves as the jazz stars of the future.
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