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The New York Trio Project: Fifth House
ByRafferty’s warm-toned electric lead lines and smoothly executed chord voicings provide the rhythm section with an abundance of opportunities to creatively maintain the pulse while also enhancing the sonic climate with nuance and multicolored accents. The bands’ funk-rock piece titled “No Means No,” might spur notions of a scaled down groove, witnessed on Jimi Hendrix’ “Band of Gypsys” LP. Essentially, they swing hard yet sometimes insinuate and remold familiar styles or vibes into a jazz-based format. Furthermore, Rafferty displays an enviable technique and is equally adept at venturing into the red zone, or toning the proceedings down via supple or poignant interludes. Nonetheless, the trio manages to sustain a great deal of interest throughout. Recommended.
Track Listing
1. Fifth House 2. One For Jimmy 3. It
Personnel
Adam Rafferty: guitar
Album information
Title: Fifth House | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: Imaginary Records
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