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Vinny Golia: Feeding Frenzy

Read "Feeding Frenzy" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
January 1, 2003

To borrow a moniker from the superstar world of chefs, Vinny Golia should now be addressed as “Molto Golia.” Besides playing more instruments than any musician working today, he plays in more combinations and groups than just about any working jazzman. From his very large ensembles, to big band, and all the way down to solo ...

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Clarient

By Vinny Golia

Label: Meniscus
Released: 2001

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Nation of Laws

By Vinny Golia

Label: Nine Winds Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Not Very Pleasance/Perfect in the Pocket/Grampa's Function/Big Child on the Loose/Early Moring Futon Phantast/Splinter

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Vinny Golia Quintet: Nation of Laws

by Michael A. Parker
November 1, 2001

We don’t even make it past the first four minutes of this disc without Nels Cline exploding with some of his characteristic unheard sounds on electric guitar, and towards the 9 minute mark of this same first piece, there’s an incredible merging of voices between Nels Cline’s guitar and Vinny Golia’s clarinet. However, this disc is ...

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Oakland 1999

By Vinny Golia

Label: Nine Winds Records
Released: 2000

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The Vinny Golia Large Ensemble: Oakland 1999

by Mark Corroto
April 1, 2000

Vinny Golia is a busy man. In today’s lingo we call it ‘multi-tasking,’ the ability to perform various complicated assignments, seemingly at once. The artist, label chief, conductor, and musician has produced and performed in varying creative music situations. From solo work to improvised duo, trios, and post-bop quintets, he has taken his instruments, which by ...

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Lineage

By Vinny Golia

Label: Nine Winds Records
Released: 1999

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Vinny Golia: Lineage

by Mark Corroto
April 1, 1999

As the album title suggests, lineage in jazz flows from like minds to the like minded. Vinny Golia’s Nine Winds label, the reservoir of West coast creative music, presents more challenging music than any label releasing modern music today. His quartet heard here includes long time collaborators Ken Filiano (bass) and Alex Cline (drums), plus the ...

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