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Greg Coffin Trio
Album Launch + Jazzgroove Xmas Party
Tuesday 16 December 8.30pm-late
This year we decided to go out in style, so join us at the Basement as we throw a little Christmas shindig and celebrate our final album release of 2008.
The Greg Coffin Trio launch
It's neither either or. It's both and.
Capable of explosive firepower and breathtaking space this debut album features:
Greg Coffin- piano
Cameron Undy- bass
Nic Cecire- drums
Special guests:
Paul McNamara- Solo Piano
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The Fellas
Arne Hanna- guitar
Scott Leishman- guitar
Dave MacRae- keys
Stu Hunter- keys
Declan Kelly- drums
Simon Milman- bass
Grant Naylor- percussion
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Our weekly series happens at
The Excelsior Hotel
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The Green Septet
The Singing Fish (and other stories)
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Tracks
1. Rebecca's Intro
2. Rainsong
3. Ice Creams at Stonehenge
4. From Uncle Sam's to Wougome Dekpo
5. Katook
6. The Singing Fish
7. Beneath The Veil
8. A Couple of Licks
9. Clickety Clack, & the Full Moon o'er the Thames
10. Election Day?!!
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Jess Green - Guitar
Zoe Hauptmann - Bass
Evan Mannell - Drums
Matt Keegan - Tenor Sax
John Hibbard - Trombone
Dan Junor - Alto Sax
Simon Ferenci - Trumpet
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Available now for AU$25 plus postage
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More Info:
A young girl is teaching a handclap song to a traveller from distant lands. It begins as it should, rhythms beating, skin on skin, voices in chorus and laughter. What continues from here is an uplifting book of tales, compositions that unfold to reveal thickened plots, quirky characters and great humour, each song illuminating the many facades and colours of the jazz diamond. Green’s stunning arrangements provide a continual shifting of texture and mood.
An evocative work, recorded after Green returned from travels in Europe via Africa, it captures images diverse as train window gazing at the grimy streets of London to stars glistening through the leaves of a baobab tree. This is a theatrical and dynamic ensemble, capable of cheekiness, wild abandon and dark beauty The Singing Fish begins in the heart of West Africa, where the roots of jazz are intertwined with the history of the great land and it’s people.
JGR028 The Green Septet - The Singing Fish
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