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Album

The Psychic Horns

By The Psychic Horns

Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2001
Track listing: From The One; 91; Trippin'; Have You Met Miss Jones; People Make The World Go Round; Monday Night At Amsterdam's; Rudy

Album

From the One

By The Psychic Horns

Label: Whaling City Sound
Released: 2001
Track listing: From the One; 91; Trippin

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Article: Album Review

The Psychic Horns: From the One

Read "From the One" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

The New England–based Psychic Horns slip immediately into a funky groove and stay there throughout much of their genial debut album on Whaling City. The horns are trumpeter John Allmark (who composed five of the album’s eleven tunes), saxophonist Dan Moretti (who wrote two others) and trombonist John Wheeler. A fourth horn, baritone Bob Bowlby, is ...

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Article: Album Review

The Psychic Horns: The Psychic Horns

Read "The Psychic Horns" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Northeasterners; trumpeter John Allmark, woodwinds ace Dan Moretti and trombonist John Wheeler recently reunited to record their inaugural release. Hence, no underlying agendas here, as the band pursues a “Tower of Power" style funk-groove chart on the opener “From the One", which is all about 70's style, tightly coordinated unison horn arrangements atop crisp beats and ...

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Article: Album Review

The Psychic Horns: The Psychic Horns

Read "The Psychic Horns" reviewed by Dave Nathan

by Dave Nathan

All masters of their instruments, The Psychic Horns are John Allmark, trumpet, John Wheeler, trombone and Dan Moretti, woodwinds. Their debut album runs with a play list of originals by Allmark and Moretti plus two pieces of familiar music. The liner notes hawk the varied backgrounds of the players, funk, pop, jazz, etc., and there's a ...

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Article: Album Review

The Psychic Horns: The Psychic Horns

Read "The Psychic Horns" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

Northeasterners; trumpeter John Allmark, woodwinds ace Dan Moretti and trombonist John Wheeler recently reunited to record their inaugural release. Hence, no underlying agendas here, as the band pursues a ”Tower of Power” style funk-groove chart on the opener “From the One”, which is all about 70’s style, tightly coordinated unison horn arrangements atop crisp beats and ...


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