Wallace Roney
appearing
Friday, September 30th at Joe's Pub NYC 9:30 PM (www.joespub.com/)
Wallace Roney Antoine Roney Eric Allen, drums Ugonna Okegwo, bass Adam Holtzman, piano DJ Val, turntablist
“Don't be stuck in the past but retain the greatness of it. And live in the moment, live in the future." -- Wallace Roney
Wallace Roney's new High Note CD, Mystikal,….
With Mystikal, Roney continues to explore the deep, expansive chemistry he established with his crew on Prototype. Returning to the tightly-knit unit are his wife Geri Allen on acoustic and electric piano and synthesizers and his younger brother Antoine Roney on tenor and soprano saxophones and bass clarinet. Augmenting that potent triumverate of soloists are Matt Garrison on acoustic and electric bass, Adam Holzman on synthesizers and Eric Allen on drums. Val Jeanty on No Room For Argument and replaces DJ Logic on turntables this time out) provides spoken word interludes and other little ‘ear cookies’ along the way while former Weather Reporter Bobby Thomas Jr. also contributes percussive colors on a couple of tunes.
appearing
Friday, September 30th at Joe's Pub NYC 9:30 PM (www.joespub.com/)
Wallace Roney Antoine Roney Eric Allen, drums Ugonna Okegwo, bass Adam Holtzman, piano DJ Val, turntablist
“Don't be stuck in the past but retain the greatness of it. And live in the moment, live in the future." -- Wallace Roney
Wallace Roney's new High Note CD, Mystikal,….
With Mystikal, Roney continues to explore the deep, expansive chemistry he established with his crew on Prototype. Returning to the tightly-knit unit are his wife Geri Allen on acoustic and electric piano and synthesizers and his younger brother Antoine Roney on tenor and soprano saxophones and bass clarinet. Augmenting that potent triumverate of soloists are Matt Garrison on acoustic and electric bass, Adam Holzman on synthesizers and Eric Allen on drums. Val Jeanty on No Room For Argument and replaces DJ Logic on turntables this time out) provides spoken word interludes and other little ‘ear cookies’ along the way while former Weather Reporter Bobby Thomas Jr. also contributes percussive colors on a couple of tunes.
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