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Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Lil Tae Rides Again
by James Taylor
Jacob Free Jazz Odyssey's Lil Tae Rides Again unfolds more like an eclectic indie-rock album than the jam band romps they've been known to fashion. A marriage of instrumental post-rock-infused jazz in the vein of Tortoise's brilliant TNT (Thrill Jockey, 1998) and hyperactive avant-funk and digital illbient a la DJ Spooky, Lil Tae is the ultimate ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Lil' Tae Rides Again
by Chris May
With Lil' Tae Rides Again, their first studio album since The Sameness Of Difference (Hyena Records, 2005), the mercurially inclined Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey have taken their biggest step so far into the unknown, re-inventing themselves in the process, at least for this project. The band gave unfettered creative control of the finished disc to their ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odysssey Announce Tour Dates / "Lil Tae Rides Again" out April 8
Brooklyn, NY - Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey have announced new tour dates in support of their upcoming release, Lil Tae Rides Again, available April 8 on HYENA Records. The 20-date run begins in the trio's hometown, Tulsa, Oklahoma, stretches up the West Coast to Seattle and wraps with a string of shows around New Orleans Jazz ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Three-Way Street
by Paul Olson
There's no better gigging band than the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. The trio of pianist Brian Haas, bassist Reed Mathis and drummer Jason Smart ought to be a great live band--Haas and Mathis have been playing together for well over a decade (Smart joined the band more recently) and have, year after year, maintained a tour ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Symbiosis Osmosis
Label: Kufala Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: Dubya! Stop Lying!; We Believe In Karma; Son Of Jah; Stride; Improvisation With Four Saxophones (parts
1-10); Introductions
The Sameness Of Difference
Label: Hyena Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Have You Ever Been (to Electric Ladyland); Slow Breath, Silent Mind; Isobel; The Maestro; Santiago; Fables of Faubus; The Spark That Bled; Don't Let It Bring You Down; In Your Own Sweet Way; Davey's Purple Powerline; Halliburton Breakdown; Wonderful; Happiness is a Warm Gun.
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: The Sameness of Difference
by Paul Olson
The whimsically titled Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey (there's no one by that name in the band, and the “Jazz Odyssey comes from the execrable free jazz piece in This Is Spinal Tap) occupies a rather unique place in the jazz world. Electric bassist Reed Mathis, pianist Brian Haas, and drummer Jason Smart aren't the most improvisational ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Live and Electric in Saratoga
by R.J. DeLuke
Songs from the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey sometimes seem to be works in progress, which is good. That's what improvisational music should be. Fresh ideas. Different slants. But the young men that make up the band are also works in progress. They've been working together for a long time, but they're going to get better. ...
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Symbiosis Osmosis
by Mark Sabbatini
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Symbiosis Osmosis Kufala Recordings 2005 How can you not love these guys? Actually, it's not that hard if you're a fan of Kenny G or George W. Bush. Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey's Symbiosis Osmosis opens with a song dedicated to the president called “Dubya! ...
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