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Guitar Virtuoso Andy Timmons Featured On The Debut Release From New Label Psychiatric Records Galactic Tide The Haas Company Vol 1
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Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services
The first release from Psychiatric Records by The Haas Company puts the spotlight on Andy Timmons, a dynamic guitar virtuoso who is perhaps best known for his work with the pop-metal band Danger Danger. With drummer Steve Haas propelling the performances and keyboardist Pete Drungle contributing the music, Timmons plays with relentless passion. Joined by Haas, Drungle, Kirwan Brown or Al MacDowell on bass, and saxophonist Pete Gallio, the guitarist is heard at the peak of his powers and his ...
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Acclaimed Jazz Vocalist Alysa Haas To Perform At Artswestchester Jazz Fest
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Eric Taylor
Past and present collide with jazz vocalist Alysa Haas, but her upcoming performance at the ArtsWestchester Jazz Fest on September 4 is sure to be beautifully timeless. Combining Broadway standards and classics from the Great American Songbook with contemporary pop music, Haas courageously steps beyond the predictable and safe; her eclectic taste in covers reveals her stylistic and emotional range, baring no weaknesses as she gracefully transitions from one genre to another. Haas captures the emotional weight and film-noir sexiness ...
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Vocalist Alysa Haas Fuels New Album With Vibrant Personality And Irresistible Singing
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Eric Taylor
Voices carry. In the case of jazz vocalist Alysa Haas, a voice does carry, especially on her new album, Spasm. Performing covers of pop standards requires not only genuine singing talent but style and grace as well. Thankfully, Haas has no difficulties in fulfilling such requirements. Haas captures the emotional weight and film-noir sexiness to spring these classics back to life. No stranger to the stage, Haas fuels these songs with a vibrant, larger-than-life personality that is completely irresistible. The ...
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Interview: Alysa Haas
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Eric Taylor
Q: What started your love for music, and how old were you at the time? A: I have always been surrounded by music. My grandmother, who unfortunately passed before I was born, was a Yiddish folk singer. My mother Bira Rabushka is a violinist; my father Georges Haas was a world famous oboist; and my stepfather Joseph Rabushka is also a violinist. I was raised listening to classical music. I was lucky enough to be able to attend and sit ...
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Jambase Questionnaire: Brian Haas
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JamBase
Welcome back to JamBase's baker's dozen to the bright lights of the music world. Last time we heard from The New Up. Odysseys are a tricky business. By nature, they are circuitous and fraught with sirens calling one towards the rocks and angry, jealous gods tossing stones in one's pathway. The long, winding road of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey handily reflects the mythological origins of their name, with myriad lineup changes and stylistic shifts over their many years. But one ...
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Brian Haas Free Solo Album
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JamBase
Brian Haas Free Solo Album
Brian Haas (JFJO) has announced the release of his new solo album entitled Petting Sounds. The album is an improvised symphony for solo piano that he recorded in one continuous session. Petting Sounds was engineered and co-produced by Teddy Jack Russell (Leon Russell's son). The album was recorded in Ojai, California last year at the (now defunct) Institute for Universal Healing Arts with the same UA mixing board that was used for The Beach Boys ...
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Recordings: As Leader | As Sideperson
