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Sudden Impact

Label: Mint 400 Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: Sudden Impact; Nancy (with the laughing face); Sussy's Song; You Don't Know What Love Is; Fried Curry Pies; Everything Happens to Me; Jones'in; People; I Remember You; Morning; Gone With the Wind.

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Greg Chako: Sudden Impact

Read "Sudden Impact" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco
July 23, 2022

Cincinnati-based guitarist Greg Chako spent many years in Asia, living and performing in various countries including Japan, China and Singapore. He produced several albums during his time abroad, assembling a discography that has not been readily available to American jazz fans. Sudden Impact, originally released in 1996, is the first of several re-releases on the Mint ...

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Sudden Impact

By Muriel Grossmann

Label: Dreamlandrecords
Released: 2009

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Sudden Impact

By Frank Darmiento

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: Lost in Aisle Seven, The Days of Wine and Roses, Sudden Impact, My Old Flame, I Thought About You, Double Trouble, Bey Bye Blackbird, How About You?, Crusin', Lightning Always Strikes Twice, Rendevous on the Moon

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Frank Darmiento: Sudden Impact

Read "Sudden Impact" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
February 12, 2004

The trombone is such a laid-back instrument that when it rises to lead a recording session, you know it will a low-key affair. And that's not a bad thing. Add to this the fact that teacher/bandleader Frank Darmiento employs a pianist and bassist who specialize in both electric and acoustic versions of their instruments and the ...

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Frank Darmiento: Sudden Impact

Read "Sudden Impact" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
February 9, 2004

Flip through your collection of quartet recordings and odds are that a saxophone—alto or tenor—in front of a rhythm section comprises the bulk of the sets. Trumpet out front might be next, followed by a variety of different instruments like guitar or vibes; and then you might (though I didn't) come across a lone trombone blowing ...