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Brad Shepik: Places You Go
by Celeste Sunderland
Gracefully human moments contrast with digital video game syncopation on the Brad Shepik Trio's new album Places You Go. Hammond B3 organist Gary Versace and drummer Tom Rainey join the guitarist on the ten-track journey through quiet times that nod at nostalgia, to full on jam rock ballyhoo. hepik's gorgeous tone and intricate ...
Brad Shepik Trio: Places You Go
by Matt Cibula
Brad Shepik is a very good guitarist, but there are a lot of other people out there who can match that description. He has assembled a nice trio here featuring Gary Versace's canny Hammond B-3 work and the nifty drumming of Tom Rainey, but there are a lot of guitar trios fighting for space in the ...
Brad Shepik Trio: Places You Go
by Troy Collins
Venturing beyond styles and categories, guitarist Brad Shepik is one of today's pan-stylistic artists. From seminal gigs with trumpeter Dave Douglas' Eastern European folk-influenced Tiny Bell Trio to membership in the collective avant-Balkan trio Babkas, multi-ethnic investigations with the trio Lingua Franca, and his own world music-influenced quintet, the Commuters, Shepik is the quintessential postmodern musician.
Brad Shepik
by AAJ Italy Staff
01. Lionel Loueke - Gilfema (Obliqsound - 2005). 02. Ben Monder - Oceana (Sunnyside Records - 2005). 03. Thelonius Monk - Solo Monk (Columbia - 1964). 04. Nelson Veras - Nelson Veras (Label Bleu - 2003). 05. Vincente Amigo - Un Momento en el sonido (Ariola - 2005). 06. Wayne Krantz - 2 Drink Minimum (Enja ...
Brad Shepik Blindfolded
by Ryan Burns
NYC-based, Seattle-raised guitarist rates tracks by Metheny/Coleman, Chris Potter, Wes Montgomery, the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Miles Davis.“Listen To This!" is relative to the popular “Blindfold Test" of Down Beat Magazine, with the added element of a musician-to-musician interview, as inspired by Drummer Art Taylor's book Notes and Tones (Da Capo 0526). The “blindfolded" featured ...
Brad Shepik Trio & the Mike Mainieri Quartet
by David Adler
Cornelia Street Caf', New York City Brad Shepik Trio, January 6, 2000Cornelia Street Caf' is a jazz treasure, one of lower Manhattan's best kept secrets. Upstairs it's a classy restaurant; downstairs it's a modest but comfortable performance space where excellent straight-ahead and avant-garde players do their thing almost every night of the week. And no, ...
Ben Monder: Le Monde du Monder
by Phil DiPietro
With a fittingly well-documented career, boasting a range of stunning appearances on over 50 recordings, including 14 since the year 2000, Ben Monder has solidified his position as one of the finest players of his generation. A chordal and textural master, unafraid to thoroughly explore advanced harmonic concepts, Ben's appearance on a sideman date ...
Short Trip
By Brad Shepik
Label: Knitting Factory
Released: 2001
Track listing: Lupe, Non, Si Si, Tuck On In, Short Trip Back, The Tiger, Pilgrimage, Tony Tune, Squall, Karedok Luenca
Brad Shepik Trio: Short Trip
by Glenn Astarita
Much more than your standard state-of-the-art guitar driven jazz trio, Short Trip signifies New York City-based guitarist Brad Shepik's inaugural stab at straight-ahead or what might be considered mainstream fare. Here, Shepik deviates a bit from his Balkan and North African derived statements, witnessed on his fine 'Songlines' solo recordings and long term involvement with the ...
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