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The Sheryl Bailey 3: Bull's Eye

by Elliott Simon
December 6, 2004

The patchwork Oriental rug decor and comfortable living room ambiance at NYC's Fat Cat immediately put both musician and audience on intimate terms. Within that friendly context, guitarist Sheryl Bailey's Hammond B3 trio highlighted newly composed material from their latest CD, Bull's Eye. Bailey's intricately elegant chordal improvisations and blisteringly precise leads were willing and equal ...

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The Power of 3

By Sheryl Bailey

Label: Pure Music
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Starbrite (Bailey) - 5:07 2. Ray's Way (Bailey) - 4:39 3. Death Toll (Bailey) - 7:27 4. The Spring (Bailey) - 4:41 5. (Until You) Return to Me (Bailey) - 9:21 6. Something Blue (Bailey) - 3:02 7. The Wesenback (Bailey) - 6:15 8. Arpeggio (Bailey) - 2:19

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Sheryl Bailey: The Power of 3

Read "The Power of 3" reviewed by Elliott Simon

by Elliott Simon
June 25, 2003

Guitarist Sheryl Bailey is chameleon-like in her ability to bring inventive coloration to traditional forms. She has released a sizzling guitar goddess CD, Little Misunderstood; a bluesy dual guitar follow-up, Reunion of Souls; and adds highly original stylings to David Krakauer's Klezmer Madness. Her latest recording, The Power of 3, further broadens this diversity by featuring ...

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Reunion Of Souls

By Sheryl Bailey

Label: Pure Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Velvet Hammer; From the Window; Homage; Reunion Of Souls; Segment; Grace; Scintilating Blue; Until the End of Never; There's a Small Hotel.

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Sheryl Bailey & Chris Bergson: Reunion Of Souls

by Jim Santella
September 1, 2001

A duo guitar session allows you to soak up the rays from several sources at the same time. Naturally, each has a style and technique somewhat different from the other. More to the point, however, is what Sheryl Bailey and Chris Bergson are doing, as they communicate with the audience, with the band, and with each ...

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Little Misunderstood

By Sheryl Bailey

Label: Oasis
Released: 2000

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Sheryl Bailey: Little Misunderstood

Read "Little Misunderstood" reviewed by John W. Patterson

by John W. Patterson
March 1, 2000

Pittsburgh, PA native, Sheryl Bailey knows how to serve up frenzied fusion guitar/guitar synth, deliver sultry, hot grooves, and deftly handle jazz standards. She tips her pick and pen to the harmonics and compositional, solo-laden works of Mike Stern or Chick Corea. She hangs tight, delivers punchy, and remains breathlessly fluid in her stylings. Her varied ...

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