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Alex Machacek / Jeff Sipe / Matt Garrison: Improvision
by John Kelman
With two of 2006's best fusion records and three fine releases already out in 2007, Abstract Logix is rapidly transitioning from online storefront to bonafide record label. Austrian-born, Los Angeles-based guitarist Alex Machacek's [sic] (2006) was a stunning album that, along with the kind of virtuoso playing that would send most guitarists running for ...
Live in the Moment: Mark Egan, Vic Juris, Pete McCann and Ken Serio
Ken Serio Live.... In The Moment Drummer Ken Serio has just released his 5th cd on Tripping Tree Music For this cd Ken carefully chose the band and employed some of Jazz's biggest names. Legendary Bassist Mark Egan, Guitarist Vic Juris and Guitarist Pete McCann. Amazing guitar playing bass playing and drumming. This Live set was ...
Ken Serio Live Recording Event September 21
Hello everyone! I first want to thank everyone for coming out on June 21st to trumpets Jazz Club in Montclair for my Live Recording. the cd is due out in mid September. It was great to meet so many drummers and of course a thrill to have DRUM GOD Joe Morello in the house too! The ...
Gary Willis: Actual Fiction
by John Kelman
As co-founder, with guitarist Scott Henderson, of now-defunct fusion group Tribal Tech, bassist Gary Willis has never been averse to technology. By the time the group released its eponymous fourth album in 1991, there were times when it was nearly impossible to tell who was doing what. With the exception of drummers Kirk Covington (ex-Tribal Tech) ...
Gary Willis: Actual Fiction
by Ian Patterson
One might be forgiven for thinking that bassist extraordinaire Gary Willis has the titles of the first two songs on Actual Fiction the wrong way round. “Cartoon Fetish is a slightly frantic drum 'n' bass rave with a Prodigy-like bullishness that would be ideal to rock a party and rattle your neighbors' windows. The wonderfully titled ...
Gary Willis/Kirk Covington/Llibert Fortuny: Slaughterhouse 3
by Ian Patterson
The musical collaboration between bassist Gary Willis and drummer Kirk Covington goes back a long way, to college bands and later with jazz/fusion band Tribal Tech. Over twenty-five years later (and seven years after the demise of Tribal Tech) the two musicians are still creating great rhythms together on Slaughterhouse 3.. Joined by adventurous Spanish saxophonist ...
Jeff Babko: Mondo Trio
by Ian Patterson
Stepping out of the confines of the house-band on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live Show, keyboardist Jeff Babko recruits drumming legend Vinnie Colaiuta and Bela Fleck's saxophonist Jeff Coffin to record Mondo Trio,(Abstract Logix, 2007) his first effort as leader. The nine original tunes deftly mix up elements of prog-rock/fusion, funk, plus jazz, and it makes for ...
Jeff Babko: Mondo Trio
by Glenn Astarita
These eminent session gurus roll up their sleeves and let the good times roll on this power-packed and rather idiosyncratic studio session. Multifaceted keyboard artist Jeff Babko pulls out the proverbial stops here with saxophonist Jeff Coffin (Béla Fleck & The Flecktones) and all-universe drummer Vinnie Colaiuta. Nonetheless, the musicians let their respective chops fly during ...
Gary Willis / Llibert Fortuny / Kirk Covington: Slaughterhouse 3
by John Kelman
Anyone familiar with electric bassist Gary Willis (co-founder of the powerhouse fusion outfit Tribal Tech) and drummer Kirk Covington (a longtime member of that same group) will know that any saxophone trio they're involved with will be far removed from convention. Add saxophonist Llibert Fortuny, a rising star on the Spanish jazz scene, and the result ...
Jeff Babko: Mondo Trio
by John Kelman
Like other Los Angeles musicians who spend a lot of time as guns-for-hire, keyboardist Jeff Babko may not be a name you'll recognize, but chances are you've heard him. Whether it's with the house band of ABC's The Jimmy Kimmel Show, touring with Robben Ford or James Taylor, or recording with Larry Carlton or Tim McGraw, ...
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