Music Box, by Hutchinson Andrew Trio

Music Box

by Hutchinson Andrew Trio

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1.	What To Say 05:42	info	buy track
2.	Verona's Story 08:10	info	buy track
3.	Easy to Love (feat. Ralph Bowen) 07:57	info	buy track
4.	New Caprica (feat. Ralph Bowen) 09:19	info	buy track
5.	Resolution (feat. Ralph Bowen) 08:16	info	buy track
6.	Life Without You (feat. Ralph Bowen) 09:48	info	buy track
7.	Music Box 06:10	info	buy track
8.	Circles 05:49	info	buy track
9.	Frack 04:32	info	buy track

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This is the second CD outing for the Hutchinson Andrew Trio. As synergistic as the playing was on the first CD, a direct comparison will show that these excellent players have become even closer in their understanding of each other. There's a lot of mind-reading going on here,and it's in the grooves. Or at least it would be if records still had their grooves.

There is also a new maturity in the original tunes. It takes a certain confidence to relegate one slot to, say, Cole Porter, and devote a CD's remaining content to your own music. In this case, as you will hear, that confidence is entirely warranted.

There are, happily, lots of very good players out there; but these extraordinary players are distinguished more than anything else, I think, but the sound they make; by the way they approach and treat their instruments. There are a lot of different ways to pluck a string, or depress a key, strike a cymbal, or make a reed vibrate.Each of the members of this trio and their guest have a true artist's understanding of how and when to do what with their respective instruments, and it shows in the quality of these beautifully recorded performances. Listening to them has brought me great pleasure, and now, it is your turn.

-Tommy Banks

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released January 26, 2008

Chris Andrew - Piano
Kodi Hutchinson - Bass
Sandro Dominelli - Drums
Ralph Bowen - Tenor & Soprano Saxophones (Tracks 3,4,5,6)

Produced by Chris Andrew, Kodi Hutchinson, & Aaron Young
Engineered by Aaron Young & Al Wall
Mixed by Aaron Young & Al Wall
Mastered by Richard Harrow at audiomastering.com
Recorded on August 6,7,8, 2007 at NRS Productions in Calgary, AB
www.nrsproductions.com
Design by Carla Andrew (Brio Studios)
Photography by James May
www.jamesmay.com

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Hutchinson Andrew Trio Calgary, Alberta

The Hutchinson Andrew Trio (HAT), is a unique voice on the Canadian Jazz Scene. Over the past 8 years this acoustic piano based trio has been bringing their own sound to the Canadian jazz landscape. The Trio is comprised of three-time Western Canadian Award nominated bassist Kodi Hutchinson, CBC Galaxie Rising Star pianist Chris Andrew, and Downbeat award-winning drummer Karl Schwonik. ... more

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