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Tom Teasley Continues To Expand Musical Boundaries On "All The World's A Stage"

June 5, 2012

New CD, the Eighth from Acclaimed Percussionist, Will be Released on July 10 All the World's a Stage is more than merely the title of multi- instrumentalist Tom Teasley's eighth CD - it's an apt metaphor to describe the career of this prolific composer/percussionist/musical ambassador. With the July 10 release of this new CD, on which ...

News: Interview

Tom Teasley's Expanded Global Viewpoints

May 12, 2012

When the DC-area based multi-instrumental wizard and all around percussion renaissance man Tom Teasley asked me to write liner notes for his latest global percussion release All The World’s A Stage it got me wondering about the evolution of one who self-identifies as a jazz percussionist, yet has so successfully broadened his base to include theater, ...

Album

Global Standard Time

By Tom Teasley

Label: T&T Music
Released: 1999
Track listing: Straight No Chaser; Caravan Manha de Carnaval; Beautiful Love; Alice in Wonderland; Passion Dance; Equinox; My Foolish Heart; No Moe; Well You Needn't.

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Article: Album Review

Tom Teasley: Global Standard Time

Read "Global Standard Time" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp
September 1, 1999

Percussionist/drummer Tom Teasley delivers earthy interpretations of well-known jazz standards on Global Standard Time, a release that's loose, soulful, exotic, and somewhat remindful of Leon Parker's approach to jazz. Like Parker, Teasley is a gifted percussionist whose worldly vision breathes new life into familiar songs.A musician and educator from the Washington, D.C., area whose ...

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Tom Teasley: Global Standard Time

Read "Global Standard Time" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne
May 1, 1999

Global Standard Time evidences an exuberant musical scenarist in Washington, DC-area percussionist Tom Teasley. For his fourth disc (following last year's 'word beat' collaboration with poet-actor Charles Williams), the percussionist makes a case for himself as a highly imaginative conceptualist. He's anything but a busy noise-maker anxious to play with all his toys. ...