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The Studio Sessions Volume 1

by The James Quintet

jazz freejazz swing bop jazzy

10 tracks

57:56

1	Untitled Jam 01	5:44
2	Untitled Jam 02	1:00
3	If The Blues Were Some Other Color (take 10)	6:00
4	Pay The Piper (take 05)	6:56
5	Time To Split (take 04)	7:25
6	More Like Aqua (take 01)	7:57
7	More Like Aqua (take 03)	8:06
8	Stella (take 01 incomplete)	2:39
9	Stella (take 02)	4:26
10	Time To Split (take 05)	7:43

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Reviews on The Studio Sessions Volume 1

anton.cost

A very very good album

04/01/11

What a great performance! Incredible jazz album with incredible jazz moments inside each track. I can't hide my preference for most of the first 7 tracks that made me listen to them again. And that's good.

Listening through the whole album I noticed some influences from some jazz artists I respect but also the uniqueness I anticipated. Keep up the good work!

beebigirl

Awesome album !

10/10/11

I just love the sound of the music :) keep on making good music ..

0mnim0g

Where else?

30/11/10

Where else in Jamendo can find straight ahead jazz that's havin this much fun? ..didn't think so...
I hear sweet guitar lines that remind me Charlie Christian, crazy aspects of Dizzy, solid bass (crazy bowing solo!- track 4)support with taste, horns kill it throughout - drums = in the pocket.

and yes - it's essentially free jazz - but isn't that the very definition of jazz? - it can be tight as a hat - or blowing loose and having a blast!
I seriously Enjoy this stuff! - btw who pens the themes on these tunes - is that you, Pharma? Wow!

I can relate to the cassette tape on the cover - I have boxes w/miles of cassette tapes from back in the day - amoungst the tapes are a few gems -

joonjah

Awesome

13/06/10

Microsoft 번역기 북한 차가운 이것이 말한다! 이 물건을 사랑 및 너무 멋져요!This whole thing is so cool!! Can't wait to see this group live!!!

bcrowell

Good album

11/08/09

This sounds like a bunch of friends having fun together, but it also sounds like they're immersed in the jazz tradition and dedicated to their craft. Their blurb says they were influenced by Ornette Coleman, and although I love Ornette, this didn't really sound like free jazz to me -- more like bop and standards.