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All Day Pass by John Bishop

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"All Day Pass" by John Bishop

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Album Title: Nothing if Not Something
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2006

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First performing together in the early '90's, Bishop's trio spent eight years appearing every Tuesday night at a Seattle club where they developed their thoroughly melodic and fluid group aesthetic. Saxophonist Rick Mandyck has long been a major voice in NW jazz, performing and recording with Mark Murphy, Billy Hart, Lawrence Marable, and Carter Jefferson. Bassist Jeff Johnson was a member of Philly Joe Jones' band in the '70's and Hal Galper's and Jessica Williams' trios throughout the '90's. John Bishop has appeared on over 70 recordings, including projects with George Cables, Ernie Watts, Ralph Towner, Bud Shank and Mark Murphy. Because of health issues, "Nothing If Not Something" marks the last recorded work of Rick Mandyck on alto saxophone. The trio carries on with Mandyck expressing his deeply musical voice on the guitar.

Tracks

Sari; All Days Pass; Orange Blossom; Anata Wa Utsukushi; Hurt Brothers; Lady in Black; Taking Forever; Lost & Found; Gone.

Personnel

Additional Personnel

Rick Mandyck: alto saxophone; Jeff Johnson: bass; John Bishop: drums.

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January 22, 2006

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