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Richard Hallebeek, Lyle Workman, Nir Felder and Teymur Phell

Read "Richard Hallebeek, Lyle Workman, Nir Felder and Teymur Phell" reviewed by Len Davis

by Len Davis

On this program we revisit several releases featured in the past few months from guitarists Richard Hallebeek, Tohpati, Nir Felder and a 2019 release by bassist Teymur Phell. Playlist Cornelissen-Molenaar-Vollink “Amelia" from On Impulse (Self Produced) 00:00 Richard Hallebeek “Friday at Last" from Bumerang (Self Produced) Time 06:23 Tohpati “Tribal Dance" from Tribal Dance (Moonjune) 12:49 Lyle Workman “Rise and Shine" from Uncommon Measures (Blue Canoe) 19:14 Nir Felder “Big Heat" from Nir Felder 2 (Self Produced) 25:35 ...

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Album Review

Teymur Phell: Master Volume

Read "Master Volume" reviewed by Geno Thackara

by Geno Thackara

This crackling debut from Teymur Phell is a hearty, eclectic and loud funk-fusion party. He sets the tone right away with “Zero to Sixty"--a title that's actually a bit misleading since it kicks off already at sixty mph—and shows that he knows his way around a bass, and also has plenty of use for one with six strings, thank you very much. This jaunt as leader follows years of live and session work; he has clearly taken a lot away ...

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