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Jeff Richman & Friends: A Guitar Supreme: Giant Steps In Fusion Guitar

Read "A Guitar Supreme: Giant Steps In Fusion Guitar" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
November 3, 2004

Contemporary jazz pays homage to John Coltrane on this soulful album of favored memories. Wired for action and primed for powerful results, eight fusion guitarists interpret this set of standards with alacrity. Each featured artist, supported by Larry Goldings, Alfonso Johnson and Tom Brechtlein, tackles a different track. The organ-bass-drums groove gives each guitarist a wide ...

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Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 1

By Jeff Richman

Label: Tone Center
Released: 2001
Track listing: Mercy Street; Ain

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Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 2

By Jeff Richman

Label: Tone Center
Released: 2001
Track listing: Kamaroon; On The Trail; Leap Of Faith; Let This Be The One; Star Cycle; I Got Rhythm.

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Live At The Baked Potato Volume 2

By Jeff Richman

Label: Tone Center
Released: 2001
Track listing: Kamaroon; On the trail; Leap Of Faith; Let This Be The One; Star Cycle; I Got Rhythm

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Jeff Richman & Friends: Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 2

Read "Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 2" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins
September 1, 2001

The brotherhood of L.A. fusion’s finest, Volume Two. The first collection of live recordings by guitarist Jeff Richman and compadres, taped at the Baked Potato in Hollywood, was issued by Tone Center in March 2001 and reviewed here in June. This second compendium of hot jazz-rock jams is well up to par with the first batch, ...

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Jeff Richman & Friends: Live At The Baked Potato Volume 2

Read "Live At The Baked Potato Volume 2" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
September 1, 2001

With the second installment of West Coast-based guitarist Jeff Richman’s “Live At The Baked Potato Volume Two”, the artist offers more jazz/fusion/rock pieces culled from a series of spontaneous gatherings among many of California’s most notable session musicians, group leaders and solo artists. Perhaps a bit less affecting than the previous release, as Richman once again ...

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Jeff Richman & Friends: Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 1

Read "Live at the Baked Potato, Volume 1" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins
June 1, 2001

Fusion’s finest come together to jam the night(s) away. In 1999, not long after Justin Randi (son of pianist/clubowner Don) opened the second Baked Potato in Hollywood, he and guitarist Jeff Richman discussed the idea of occasionally bringing some of the top names in contemporary jazz into the club to perform with Richman. That plan was ...

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