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Jerry Granelli: The V16 Project

Read "The V16 Project" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Judging by its grille and supercharged front end, Jerry Granelli's new thing is built to cruise. The V16 Project, a power quartet nominally under the drummer's leadership, has the potential to go any which direction. That it does, in its own peculiar way, restlessly shifting among styles and mixing them up to the point where you ...

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Iron Sky

Label: Love Slave Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Movements One through Ten.

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Jerry Granelli / Jeff Reilly: Iron Sky

Read "Iron Sky" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Drummer Jerry Granelli and his ever shifting attention and projects finds him recording in blacksmith John Little's metal shop on Iron Sky. From his early days with Mose Allison and Charlie Brown pianist Vince Guaraldi, Granelli has developed from a session bop drummer into a remarkable voice of percussion. As a leader he has ...

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Jerry Granelli and Jeff Reilly: Iron Sky

Read "Iron Sky" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Iron Sky opens with a pair of pearls of rolling metallic thunder, a sound that is resonant, funereal, foreboding, the deep reverberations of a giant steel bass drum created especially for this sonic project.Jerry Granelli is the percussionist; Jeff Reilly plays the bass clarinet. The sound sculptures herein were created and recorded in John ...

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The Only Juan

Label: Lola Records
Released: 2001

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Iron Sky

Label: Lola Records
Released: 2001

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Music Has Its Way With Me

Label: Lola Records
Released: 2000

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Broken Circle

Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2000

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Crowd Theory

Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Crowd Theory; Mr. Hulot; Bucky; Tango; Scatologie; Yutz; The Front; Cloud.

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Jerry Granelli & Badlands: Crowd Theory

Read "Crowd Theory" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Drummer Jerry Granelli has always been a conceptual jazz musician. After early associations with Denny Zeitlin, Vince Guaraldi, and Ralph Towner his solo projects took on novel qualities, both for their storytelling and unique aspects. The 1992 recording A Song I Thought I Heard Buddy Sing utilized Michael Ondaatje's Coming Through Slaughter, a fictionalized biography of ...


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