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The Jim Gailloreto Quintet: The Insider
ByGailloreto is a seasoned musician and the recording reveals this in many ways. His tenor purrs with deep feeling on selections such as the mellow "Come Sunday." He delivers staccato bursts on the hip opener “Four Brothers" as the rhythm section cooks through the melody. His quintet offers solid musicianship with creative touches and snazzy rhythms such as the 'Orleans flavored “Shakin Loose” and the complex “Lennies Pennies,” which features nice tandem soloing lines by Gaillareto and pianist Erik Montzka. Bassist Larry Kohut and drummer Eric Montzka add color as well as substance on every track with spot solos and nice interplay.
"The Insider" features funky, energetic, and modernistic persuasions such as the open and effective usage of slide guitar on "Andante." There’s a nice twist on the Ellington’s timeless “Mood Indigo” as bassist Steve Million and guitarist McLean deliver a dreamy harmony that is quite unique. With a forward-thinking mindset and equal amounts of style and skill, Jim Gailloreto's quintet makes The Insider a solid recording.
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Track Listing
1. Four Brothers 2. I Want To Be Happy 3. Come Sunday 4. Lennie's Pennies 5. Mood Indigo 6. Mercurial 7. Andante 8. The Insider 9. Shakin Loose 10. Beatrice
Personnel
Jim Gailloreto
saxophoneJim Gailloreto (saxophones) Jim John Mc Lean (guitar) Larry Kohut (bass) Steve Million (piano) Eric Montzka (drums)
Album information
Title: The Insider | Year Released: 2003 | Record Label: Self Produced
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Instrument: Saxophone
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