Mack Avenue Records Recording artist Sean Jones has revealed himself as among the most immensely expressive, versatile and gifted players of his generation. With each new project, the Warren, Ohio native has peeled back another layer to show us a fresh peek at his soul. His 2004 solo debut, Eternal Journey (recorded when he was 25) introduced Sean as a deft expressor of modern bop for the 21st century via originals and standards in a quintet format. Saxophonist/Composer Tia Fuller's composition Gullyism will be presented in this Spotlite. Sean joined moderator W. Kim Heron and fellow panelists Charlie Gabriel, Howard Mandel, Lajoie Butch Gomez in the Jazz Talk Tent at the 2006 Detroit International Jazz Festival for a discussion on New Orleans Brass Bands. Here Sean discusses the resourcefulness of late 19th Century New Orleans musicians learning to play the many instruments left over from the U.S. Civil War, and how they developed playing techniques that have an impact still to this day. Information on Sean Jones can be found at http://www.seanjonesmusic.com MusicGullyism - Tia Fuller Musicians Sean Jones - Trumpet Charles Fambrough - Bass Ralph Peterson - Drums Tia Fuller - Saxophones, Flute Mulgrew Miller, Orrin Evans - Piano Acknowledgements: Opening Music -Riff3 - Dave Luther Motor City Horns (motorcityhorns.com) Trumpet - Ben Toman Trumpet - Mark Byerly Alto Saxophone - Dave Luther Tenor Saxophone - Keith Kaminski Trombone - John Rutherford Background Music - Mark Byerly's the resurrection available on Bop Culture's CD The E.P. Go to bopculture.com for more information This Spotlite was sponsored by the Detroit International Jazz Festival. Go to http://www.detroitjazzfest.com to find out more about this wonderful end of summer tradition. For more information on the many fine Mack Avenue Records artists, go to http://www.mackavenue.com

[ Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:45:00 GMT ]

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