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 | Jason Stein's Locksmith Isidore, Jason Stein Three Kinds of Happiness Genre: Jazz Label: NotTwo, 2010 — Catalogue No: MW 846-2 — Format: CD — 1. Crayons For Sammy [06:50] — 2. Cash, Couch And Camper [09:06] — 3. Little Bird [06:1406] — 4. Ground Floor South [07:20] — 5. Arch And Shipp [09:17] — 6. More Gone Do... more » |
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Label: NotTwo, 2010
Catalogue No: MW 846-2
Format: CD
1. Crayons For Sammy [06:50]
2. Cash, Couch And Camper [09:06]
3. Little Bird [06:1406]
4. Ground Floor South [07:20]
5. Arch And Shipp [09:17]
6. More Gone Door Gone [07:18]
7. Man Or Ray [06:10]
8. Miss Izzy [08:47]
Line-up:
Jason Stein - bass clarinet
Jason Roebke - bass
Mike Pride - drums
Recorded October 15&16, 2009 at The Shape Shoppe, Chicago IL, except track #8 recorded at the Alchemia, Krakow, Poland, September 20, 2008
I'm super excited for this album to come out. It's kind of a new beginning for this band, with more of a focus on stylized composition and improvistion. Roebke and Pride sound amazing. This record is definitely our best work yet.
(Jason Stein)
Stein stands apart from the standard instrumental lineage. Whereas a player like Eric Dolphy or Michel Portal builds on wide intervallic leaps and verticality, Stein (like Michel Pilz, Rudi Mahall or John Tchicai) operates in a horizontal fashion, favoring a breadth of twists and turns more sideways than anything else, woven into a post-Ornette fabric.
(Clifford Allen, All About Jazz)
Stein, Roebke, and Pride fed on the chamber-like intensity of the sparsely intimate space with a brilliantly tight set.
(Michael Jackson, Downbeat, September 2010)
Label: NotTwo, 2010
Catalogue No: MW 846-2
Format: CD
1. Crayons For Sammy [06:50]
2. Cash, Couch And Camper [09:06]
3. Little Bird [06:1406]
4. Ground Floor South [07:20]
5. Arch And Shipp [09:17]
6. More Gone Door Gone [07:18]
7. Man Or Ray [06:10]
8. Miss Izzy [08:47]
Line-up:
Jason Stein - bass clarinet
Jason Roebke - bass
Mike Pride - drums
Recorded October 15&16, 2009 at The Shape Shoppe, Chicago IL, except track #8 recorded at the Alchemia, Krakow, Poland, September 20, 2008
I'm super excited for this album to come out. It's kind of a new beginning for this band, with more of a focus on stylized composition and improvistion. Roebke and Pride sound amazing. This record is definitely our best work yet.
(Jason Stein)
Stein stands apart from the standard instrumental lineage. Whereas a player like Eric Dolphy or Michel Portal builds on wide intervallic leaps and verticality, Stein (like Michel Pilz, Rudi Mahall or John Tchicai) operates in a horizontal fashion, favoring a breadth of twists and turns more sideways than anything else, woven into a post-Ornette fabric.
(Clifford Allen, All About Jazz)
Stein, Roebke, and Pride fed on the chamber-like intensity of the sparsely intimate space with a brilliantly tight set.
(Michael Jackson, Downbeat, September 2010)