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Paul Wertico's Mid East/Mid West Alliance: Impressions of a City

Read "Impressions of a City" reviewed by John Kelman


For those only familiar with his work in Pat Metheny Group, drummer Paul Wertico's extracurricular career will be something of a shock. He may have been all light cymbal work and gentle pulses with PMG, but on albums like The Sign of Four (Knitting Factory, 1997)--a freewheeling session with Metheny in a “beyond"-Song X (Nonesuch, 1985) ...

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John Moulder: Bifrost

Read "Bifrost" reviewed by John Kelman


A longtime member of ex-Pat Metheny Group drummer Paul Wertico's trio, enough has already been written about John Moulder's double life as jazz guitarist and ordained priest. Bifröst is Moulder's follow-up to the ambitious and eclectic Trinity (Origin, 2006), where the guitarist's spirituality became a touchstone for music ranging from the ethereal to the grounded, and ...

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Take Five With Pianist / Composer Julio Awad

Read "Take Five With Pianist / Composer Julio Awad" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Julio Awad: Julio Awad was born April 3, 1977 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began to study piano at the early age of 7 years, in the National Conservatory Lopez Buchardo. Later he expanded his studies of composition, arrangements, and orchestra conductor, with several teachers like Juan Carlos Cirigliano and Lito Valle. At the age ...

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Modern Drummer Festival Weekend 1997 [DVD]

Label: Alfred Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: Saturday, May 17: Virgil Donati; The Percussion Originators Ensemble; John Tempesta; Steve Gadd & Giovanni Hidalgo; Bill Stewart - Sunday, May 18: Tony Royster Jr.; Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez, Paul Wertico, Jack DeJohnette; Steve Ferrone

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Ampersand

Label: Rat Howl Ricords
Released: 2007
Track listing: Sinking Of The Zenobia; The Tundra; November Frontlines; Crayfish; Wormwood; Boolean Mortality; &Hearts; Halyard; The Park; Soul Partition; Dead Pixels; The Park (arrangement for 22 kilosamples and 8 bits)

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Jazz Impressions 1

Label: Dogleg Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: Alone Together; Wildflower; Very Early; Falling Grace; Jerusalem; Softly As In A Morning Sunrise; Avila/Drum Solo

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Trinity

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Part 1: Chaos; Creation; Exodus. Part 2: Incarnation (Intro); Incarnation; Proclamation of the Unexpected (Intro); Proclamation of the Unexpected; Sorrowful Mysteries (Intro); Sorrowful Mysteries. Part 3: Pieta; Resurrection (Intro); Resurrection; Freedom.

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Another Side

Label: Naim Label
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Big Organ; Children of the Night; Little Creatures; A Slow Stroll Round a Black Hole; Brian's B.S. (Bass Solo); O Man; Ain't No Thing (Drum Intro); Sticks & Stones; The Gong Show (Percussion Intro); I Gotta Be Chi; The Noisy Neighbor (Drum Intro); Dining By Rail; Homage To Someone Else's Ancestors (Drum Intro); Mideastern Standard Time; Beauty & the Beholder; If You're Still a Round

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StereoNucleosis

Label: A440 Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: Corner Conversation; We Needed the Rain; Somewhere in Between; Desert Sky; First, Bass; The Eleventh Hour; You Can Get There From Here; What Would the World Be; 30 dBs Below Zero; Almost Sixteen; Down And Out On The Farm; Twisted Hoedown

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Paul Wertico: StereoNucleosis

Read "StereoNucleosis" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


First came the nucleus. Then came the overdubs, sixty times over in some cases. Then came the music, which in the final analysis was well worth the time and the intent. Paul Wertico has created discreet music that goes a long way in satisfaction, and it’s all in stereo too. If one may get away with ...


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