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Gut Reaction

By String Trio of New York

Label: OmniTone
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Upstart (Emery) - 11:22 2. Nature, Time, Patience: Nature (Lindberg) - 6:29 3. Nature, Time, Patience: Time (Lindberg) - 8:40 4. Nature, Time, Patience: Patience (Lindberg) - 6:46 5. Ode (Emery) - 5:51 6. In So Many Worlds: Ecstatic (Douglas) - 4:21 7. In So Many Worlds: Mournful (Douglas) - 5:40 8. In So Many Worlds: In Praise (Douglas) - 6:15 9. Offspring (Emery) - 7:08

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String Trio of New York: Gut Reaction

Read "Gut Reaction" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell

by Sean Patrick Fitzell

Given their reputation for great live performances throughout their 25-year history, it's hard to believe that the String Trio of New York's 14th album is their first live release, but it's true. Gut Reaction is also the recording debut of the trio's newest member, violinist Rob Thomas, who joined stalwarts guitarist James Emery and bassist John ...

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String Trio of New York: Faze Phour: A Twenty Year Retrospective

Read "Faze Phour: A Twenty Year Retrospective" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

The much beloved “String Trio of New York” commemorate their twenty plus years in the business with this 1998 release titled, Faze Phour: A Twenty Year Retrospective. Bassist John Lindberg and guitarist James Emery have been blazing these vivacious trails of modern jazz for many years as their respective resumes performing with the likes of Anthony ...

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Area Code 212

By String Trio of New York

Label: Black Saint
Released: 1999

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String Trio of New York: Area Code 212

Read "Area Code 212" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

This CD reissue of the Trio’s second LP leaves the original notes intact, which seem a little odd at this juncture. Most of the space is spent to explain that you really can play jazz without horns, and many examples are given – yes, this can be jazz, really it can! The fact that this has ...

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Ellington / Monk / Mingus / Davis

By String Trio of New York

Label: Rogot
Released: 1997

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String Trio of New York: String Trio of New York With Anthony Davis

Read "String Trio of New York With Anthony Davis" reviewed by Joel Roberts

by Joel Roberts

Through twenty years and thirteen albums, the String Trio of New York has made a name for itself on the new music / experimental edge of the jazz world. This new album, a collaboration with composer and pianist Anthony Davis, is the group's first to focus almost exclusively on jazz standards as opposed to original compositions. ...


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