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Triphony

Label: HiPNOTIC Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: the snake; sarabande; courante; jesus, children of america; limehouse blues; triphony; dig in; cariocas; doxology; jig; something inside me; eve (for karen cuchel).

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Y'all Got It

Label: HiPNOTIC Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: be a lion; he's the wizard; soon as i get home; slide some oil to me; if you believe in yourself; i was born the day before yesterday; what would i do if i could feel; y'all got it; if i had a dream.

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The Walkup

Label: HiPNOTIC Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Streams; D.R.A.; Everybody Loves The Sunshine; Hot Music; The Walkup; Wise Ton J; Cinnamon Lenses; Hoodwink.

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Jeff Ray: The Walkup

Read "The Walkup" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


I might have completely written this disc off as simply another anemic adult contemporary offering for the Rippingtons/Shadowfax lemmings had I not made it five tracks deep to the title cut. There I found the greasy guitar-organ funk running deep. “The Walkup" has an insistent groove established by guitarist and leader Jeff Ray and maintained by ...

Album

The Walkup

Label: HiPNOTIC Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1.Streams 2. D.R.A. 3. Hot Music 4. Everybody Loves Sunshines 5. The Walkup 6. Wise Ton J 7. Cinnamon Lenses 8. Hoodwink

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Jeff Ray: The Walkup

Read "The Walkup" reviewed by Eric J. Iannelli


After four years spent cutting his teeth in clarinetist Darryl Harper's jazz project The Onus, the Ohio native Jeff Ray has released his debut solo recording, a largely self-penned collection of extended electric jams and a collage of musical genres. "Solo recording," however, is a descriptive term that offers quite a lot of ...

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Jeff Ray: The Walkup

Read "The Walkup" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner


Fully embracing electric jazz, Jeff Ray’s new release Walk Up is a politely laid-back jam album dominated by Ray originals. The combination of Ray’s guitar and Aaron Swinn’s soft keyboard work with Daryl Hall’s electric bass and Victor Wise’s seventies-influenced drumming creates a consistently mellow atmosphere. Tunes like “Hot Music" and album highlight, ...

Album

Circles

Label: HiPNOTIC Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Bee-Doe-Lot; Circles; I Know What You Did; Seven Steps To Heaven; Go Tell It On The Mountain; This One's For Al; The Trouble With Al; Sophia; Ben; Flirtbird. (Total Time: 65:38).

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Matthew Parrish: Circles

Read "Circles" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


The Flood of superb Post Bop continues... Lacking the angularity of the Classic Trio Meets Eric Alexander (Sharp Nine, 2002), Circles represents another important addition to the acoustic contemporary canon. Matthew Parrish is a young double-bassist who displays formidable chops in performance, arrangement, and composition. Circles is his debut recording and is impressive as a first ...


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