Live at the Jazz Gallery, by Jason Lindner

Live at the Jazz Gallery

by Jason Lindner

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1.	Intro: Song For Jason 05:40	buy track
2.	Suheir 12:49	buy track
3.	Rumors 11:37	buy track
4.	Inbal 12:46	buy track
5.	Song For Amos 16:28	buy track
6.	Freak Of Nature 10:42	buy track
7.	Life Light 14:22	buy track
8.	The 5 Elements and the Natural Trinity 18:09	buy track
9.	Poem For You Today 09:34	buy track

about

“one of the most impressive big bands to emerge in years“ - Jazz Times

“Jason Lindner is a musical universe!” - Chick Corea

**** “The arrangements [are] as full as an orchestra twice this one’s size…individuals excite, even astonish…Over nine glorious tracks, everyone gets to shine. Live at the Jazz Gallery is a strong contender for 2007’s TOP-10 lists.” - Michael J. West - Downbeat Magazine

Lindner fearlessly leads “one of the most impressive big bands to emerge in years“ (Jazz Times) pushing them musically and conceptually. The band – formed in 1995 at Greenwich Village’s Smalls Jazz club - armed with many of the young creative stars on the New York scene brings joy and energy, excitement, soulfulness and beauty on this 2-CD release.

credits

released August 27, 2007

Personnel: Jason Lindner (piano, keyboards); Jay Collins (vocals, flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Anat Cohen (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Chris Karlic (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Miguel Zenón (alto saxophone); Duane Eubanks, Avishai Cohen (trumpet); Joe Fiedler, Dana Leong, Rafi Malkiel (trombone); Omer Avital (double bass); Eric McPherson (drums).