Bill Moring and Way Out East
ASIN: B000BNJY5S
Track Listings
| 1. Ornettology |
| 2. The Days Of Wine And Roses |
| 3. Cave Canem |
| 4. I Don't Know Yet |
| 5. Senta Mainyu |
| 6. River's Edge |
| 7. Free Ditty |
| 8. Sweet And Lovely |
Editorial Reviews
Dave Stryker - September 2 , 2005
...one of the hippest and freshest things I have heard in a long time. Enjoy!
Product Description
This is what music sounds like when 4 musicians who have paid their dues, and worked for years to find their own voices come together to create. Bassist and leader Bill Moring, who has been the rock-solid foundation for many other great groups has put together his own project at long last.
Along with heavy drummer and long-time colleague Steve Johns, they lock in the rhythmic foundation of his adventurous music. Jack Walrath is simply one of the great of the trumpet with his big sound, and deep musical understanding learned alongside the great Charles Mingus. Tim Armacost, a beautiful saxophonist joins him in the front line.
Bill Moring and Way Out East
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Bill Moring and Way Out East
Manufacturer: Apria Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000BNJY5S Release Date: 2005-09-20 |
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Product Description
This is what music sounds like when 4 musicians who have paid their dues, and worked for years to find their own voices come together to create. Bassist and leader Bill Moring, who has been the rock-solid foundation for many other great groups has put together his own project at long last. Along with heavy drummer and long-time colleague Steve Johns, they lock in the rhythmic foundation of his adventurous music. Jack Walrath is simply one of the great of the trumpet with his big sound, and deep musical understanding learned alongside the great Charles Mingus. Tim Armacost, a beautiful saxophonist joins him in the front line.Jazz Music: