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Chris Jonas: The Sun Spits Cherries
Simply put, Chris Jonas’ The Sun Spits Cherries is a remarkably inventive and most appealing musical statement while garnering a perfect 10 for compositional ingenuity as kudos are in order for Washburne, Fiedler and Barker, who help make it all work – in a big way! Highly Recommended! * * * * *
Personnel
Chris Jonas
saxophone, sopranoJoe Fiedler
tromboneChris Washburne
tromboneAndrew Barker
percussionChris Jonas; Soprano Saxophone; Joe Fiedler; Tenor Trombone: Chris Washburne; Bass Trombone; Andrew Barker; Percussion
Album information
Title: The Sun Spits Cherries | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: Hopscotch Records
About Chris Jonas
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