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Jazz Mandolin Project
Since 1993, Jamie Masefield's Jazz Mandolin Project has been offering an entirely new concept of what the mandolin can do. Pushing the boundaries with a new innovative sound, "JMP" has toured throughout the US and internationally with a unique approach that has changed the mind of many as to the instruments potential. In its latest ambitious chapter, it's exploring the realm of working in multiple mediums. The name itself, The Jazz Mandolin Project suggests an ongoing experiment, and so it is that Masefield is currently steering his group away from the concert stage and moving it in front of a movie screen to shed light on classic literature and the ethics of Leo Tolstoy, (who has often received the title as the greatest storyteller in modern history)
The Jazz Mandolin Project: Mixed Media, Mixed Messages
by Doug Collette
The Jazz Mandolin Project FlynnSpace Burlington, Vermont April 8, 2006 Because Jamie Masefield's independence is matched only by his artistic integrity, it was perhaps inevitable that, after a decade of working on his Jazz Mandolin Project, he would venture into the realm of multimedia. The first of two nights at ...
The Deep Forbidden Lake
Label: Lenapee Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Wintersong; Ol' 55; Hallelujah; Tears; Peace; Everything in its Right Place; My Litte Brown Book; Tom Traubert's Blues; Black and White; I Will; The Deep Forbidden Lake; When Will the Blues Leave
Jazz Mandolin Project: The Deep Forbidden Lake
by John Kelman
While the Jazz Mandolin Project has been a collective of sorts in the past, with a revolving door membership that has included Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio and bassist Stacey Starkweather, it's really always been mandolin player Jamie Masefield's baby. And so, the Project's latest release, The Deep Forbidden Lake, is essentially a Jamie Masefield solo effort, ...
The Jazz Mandolin Project: The Deep Forbidden Lake
by Doug Collette
The Deep Forbidden Lake is not by any means a return to roots for the Jazz Mandolin Project, since Jamie Masefield's very first albums under the JMP moniker were with three-man lineups including drums. This new effort is rather a distillation of his ideas, a sort of folk-chamber music in which he, bassist Greg Cohen, and ...
Jazz Mandolin Project
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Country Open
2. Monkey Blake
3. Mondoneon
4. Ballad for Trio
5. Opera
6. Nozani Na
7. Gourd
8. Milestones in the Sunshine
9. Contois
10. Lithograph
Jungle Tango
Label: Lenapee Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Jungle Tango; Freddy; At The Pershing; Ipanema's Sister; Oh Yeah; Proust; Reich's Boogie;
Pointillism; There's A Pipe In The Cellar; Ode To Dark Eyes
The Jazz Mandolin Project: Jungle Tango
by Farrell Lowe
The Jazz Mandolin Project may be touted as a cutting-edge band exploring new instrumentation and sonorities, but after listening to their new album Jungle Tango several times over the last three weeks, I don't hear it. What I do hear is an ensemble with inspired interplay, all fine players, and yes, there is a mandolinist--band founder ...
Jazz Mandolin Project: Jazz Mandolin Project
by AAJ Staff
I must admit that, when I first received this album, I thought to myself, Jazz Mandolin?! WHAT?!" That they were from the very exciting Burlington, VT music scene" made me all the more querulous. If The Project is any indication, however, I may be on my way to Burlington very soon, for when I eventually relented ...