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Spooky Actions: Early Music

Read "Early Music" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
April 6, 2005

Spooky Actions may seem an unusual name for a chamber quartet that makes serious study of music and interprets these thoughts with a unique spirit. The name is derived from a comment by Albert Einstein where he noted that certain seemingly unrelated objects could nevertheless exert a powerful influence upon each other. He called these relationships ...

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Bruce Arnold & Olivier Ker Ourio: Duets

by Jim Santella
March 2, 2005

Moody jazz and blues from the modern mainstream allow this duo to explore currents that emphasize melody and harmony over rhythm. Together, Bruce Arnold and Olivier Ker Ourio weave intricate patterns of sound on Duets that belie a melancholy refrain into which emotions fall loosely and untangled. Their aim is perfectly clear: to paint ...

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Bruce Arnold & Mike Miller: Two Guys from South Dakota

Read "Two Guys from South Dakota" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
February 17, 2005

The guitar duo of Bruce Arnold and Mike Miller interprets familiar standards on this pleasant session. Musically interesting and filled with inspiration, they provide the listener with an inside look at each classic piece. Their performance is laid-back and introspective. As they alternate melodic and rhythm roles, the two guitarists swing lightly and maintain ...

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Music Of Anton Webern

By Spooky Actions

Label: Muse Eek
Released: 2003

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Give `Em Some

By Bruce Arnold

Label: Muse Eek
Released: 2002
Track listing: Blues for Arnie; Give `Em Some; Smoke; Techtonic; Timeline; Rush; Foggy Timeline Breakdown

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Bruce Arnold: Give `Em Some

Read "Give `Em Some" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan
April 18, 2002

Guitarist Bruce Arnold continues his odyssey of using the twelve tone in bringing together elements of jazz, rock and funk. His companions on this serious undertaking are Ratzo B. Harris and Tony Moreno, a duo with whom Arnold has been performing for more than 10 years. This music is not easy to listen to and will ...