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Brad Kypo, Lyle Workman, Scott Henderson and Mark Egan
by Len Davis
Australian guitarist Brad Kypo, Argentinian band Streams, Lyle Workman, Scott Henderson, Mark Egan, Fernando Utreras, Joseph Olivera, Gustavo Carmo, Brazilian guitarist Geraldo Henrique Bulhoes, Keyboard player from Hungary Daniel Szebenyi, and Italian guitarist Lorenzo Ceci with Mohini Dey. Playlist Brad Kypo “Satoshi" from Satoshi (Self Produced) 00:00 Streams “Bass Drama" from Work Path (Estudio Quenti) 06:15 Lyle Workman “Start Your Engines" from Murmuration (Infrared) 12:33 Scott Henderson “Haunted Ballroom" from Karnevel (Mango Prom) 18:59 Mark Egan “Pocket Call" ...
Continue ReadingThe latest Aurora Clara, Mark Lettieri, Casiopea, Mauro Hector and Scott Henderson
by Len Davis
New music with Aurora Clara from Spain, Mark Lettieri, Japanese band Casiopea, James Morgan, Gary Husband, and Hadrien Feraud. Brazilian guitarist Mauro Hector with drummer Igor Willcox, Pianist Jesus Molina, bassist Mark Egan, guitarist Scott Henderson and Fernando Utreras. Playlist Aurora Clara “The Last Candles" from Aurora Clara 4 (Youkali) 00:00 Mark Lettieri “Dragonfly" from Can I Tell You Something? (GroundUp) 07:01 Casiopea “The Time Has Come" from Casiopea P4 (Hats Unlimited) 13:52 Morgan-Husband-Feraud “Eyes Of Truth" from ...
Continue ReadingDave Sanborn, Mike Stern, Vital Information and Yellow Jackets
by Len Davis
The late David Sanborn, Mike Stern, then we have a section of live music with Vital Information, Yellow Jackets, and Joe Zawinul. Scott Henderson and El Grupo. Playlist David Sanborn “Ramblin'" from Upfront (Elektra) 00:00 Mike Stern “That's What You Think" from Give and Take (Atlantic) 08:31 Vital Information “Cranial Jam" from Live From Mars (Drum Legacy) 17:06 Yellow Jackets “Bright Lights" from Live Wires (GRP) 25:38 Joe Zawinul Syndicate “East 12th Street Band" from Live at Zawinuls ...
Continue ReadingNew music from Scott Henderson, Frank Gambale, Cocolite and Work Projekt
by Len Davis
New music from guitarist Scott Henderson, from Karnevel, from Italy Lorenzo Ceci with Mohini Dey, French band Cocolite, and a new single from Frank Gambale. Hungarian band Work Projekt, and German guitarist Rafael Trujillo. More from bassist Mark Egan from Cross Currents and Tom Kennedy with New Start. Chick Corea Elektrik Band from The Future Is Now and John McLaughlin from Boston Record. Playlist Scott Henderson “Sky Coaster" from Karnevel (Mango Prom) Time Marker Lorenzo Ceci-Mohini Dey “Wave ...
Continue ReadingScott Henderson: People Mover
by Glenn Astarita
Scott Henderson looms as one of the reigning guitar heroes since the mid-1980s, beginning with the powerhouse jazz fusion band Tribal Tech—an outfit that helped bring this genre back to life after it waned in the late 1970s and early 1980s. And other than his lengthy and impressive solo career, he's performed with the Zawinul Syndicate, Chick Corea's Elektric Band, violinist Jean Luc-Ponty and a host of others, besides his ongoing educational work. The guitarist's personalized sound and ...
Continue ReadingScott Henderson: Vibe Station
by Glenn Astarita
Guitarist Scott Henderson is one of a select few artists who raised jazz fusion from the embers in the 80s, namely with the band, Tribal Tech. Indeed, this unit proffered a much needed uplift via a far-reaching perspective and armed with a torrential improvisational credo on numerous fronts. Since then, the guitarist has performed with other high-flying units but as a solo artist, he often kicks out the jazz rock, fusion and blues rock jams within the power trio format. ...
Continue ReadingScott Henderson / Jeff Berlin / Dennis Chambers: HBC
by Glenn Astarita
Not simply a super-group, but more like a jazz-fusion superpower as this formidable trio melds classic fusion works amid a few originals on its debut release, although the artists have crossed paths over the years. Bios and resumes would transcend the limitations of a review or analysis. So, it's the in-your-face attitude, creative impetus, and the respective musicians' gargantuan chops that account for a passionate exposition. Guitarist Scott Henderson's enviable technique as a monumental blues-rock soloist shines on ...
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