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The Blue Rims

Label: Louie Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: The River's Edge Is Ice, Shards of Sky, The Blue Rims, Old Fields, The Stalk, Rat Trap Blues

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Label: Louie Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Self Parallel, Railway Clave, JavaRama, Let, Stan and Ollie, ShekeresOn Drums, "Chick, Chick, Chick", Monty Speaks, Trip Hop, Too Far, T.U., For Clyde Mccoy, For Cherry and Ed, Ofall, (When We Were) Boys and Girls

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Klobas/Storrs/Hundemer: An Hour of Now

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by Dan McClenaghan
July 25, 2003

When a jazz fan hears “trio outing," he might think bass and drums teamed up with a lead instrument: a piano, guitar or sax. But An Hour of Now, the third outing by Mike Klobas, Dave Storrs, and Page Hundemer, continues in a drums/drums/bass format. Two drummers and a bassist? A hard sell, isn't it? Who ...

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The Tone Sharks: Four/Five/Three

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by Dan McClenaghan
July 25, 2003

The Tone Sha rks are evolving. Intention, their last outing on drummer Dave Storrs' Louie Records, was a low key, meditative affair, a quartet take on Zen-like improvisation. On Four/Five/ Three the group has taken the evolutionary leap from four to seven players and added an undercurrent of constrained raucousness to their sound. Four/Five/Three adds a ...

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Rich Halley Quartet: The Blue Rims

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by Dan McClenaghan
April 14, 2003

On “The River's Edge Is Ice," the opener on the Rich Halley Quartet's latest, The Blue Rims, the band sounds like a force of nature, like a gathering low pressure system that coalesces into a storm front, building to a ferocious gale of logical bopping that eventually breaks into inevitable dissipation. The Blue Rims ...

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Techno Lodge: Party w/ Techno

by Dan McClenaghan
January 18, 2003

Sometimes the cover art on a record captures the mood of the musical proceedings perfectly. Back photo: plaid bermudas and glow-in-the-dark argyle socks looming over a pair florescent multi-colored bowling shoes, a pair of spindly legs spanning the dark space between plaid pants and glowing footware. And beside these legs, as if in orbit, a luminescent ...

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Jim Knodle and Dave Storrs: Unprepared

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by Dan McClenaghan
January 13, 2003

A trumpet and drum duet: two sticks, three buttons and a couple of pedals, pursed lips, studied exhalations. A fairly simple concept, on paper. Unprepared, by trumpeter Jim Knodle and percussionist Dave Storrs, is another shining set of spontaneously composed tunes from Louie Records, out of Corvallis, Oregon.Drummer Dave Storrs, though not ...

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In the Room

By Dave Storrs

Label: Louie Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Who's Doing What to Whom, Moving Away, Where to, The Whip, Fast Number Seven, Lincoln Logs, Breathe, Warped and Reggaed, In the Room, Chasing Something, They Returned Home Safely, Slow Dry, Quiet Burn

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The Brim

By Dave Leslie

Label: Louie Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Crackers 'n' Sherbet; As Easy As; Linger Awhile / Pass; Second Smartest of All Dogs; Gnarles; In the Now; Fall 92; George's Dilemma; The Brim; Seattle Plus; Broken Circle; Lucky Fella; Reunion.

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