Year: 2023
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 80:54
Size: 186,6 MB
Art: Front
(7:05) 1. Ury Bop
(5:14) 2. Layli's Lullaby
(4:41) 3. Stranger Danger
(3:23) 4. Brie en Croute
(4:45) 5. Chromatose
(7:39) 6. Hiddenness
(7:58) 7. Downfall
(5:49) 8. Roo's Blues
(5:42) 9. Mackerel Sky
(8:22) 10. Troll Stroll
(6:58) 11. Sorceress
(6:07) 12. Trailblazing
(7:05) 13. Blue Finger
A blockbuster double album of entirely new, exciting music recorded during the hottest two days of summer 2022 and following their recent sell-out shows, Sharp Little Bones (Volumes I & II) captures the energy, virtuosity, and soul of the house trio of Peggy's Skylight (a multi-award-winning jazz venue). Joined by MOBO-nominated, multi-BBC Jazz and Parliamentary Jazz Awards winner Tony Kofi, they are a quartet of virtuosos playing brand-new compositions that reach deep within but far beyond the jazz canon.
Their sound has a fresh, contemporary appeal: live acoustic forces rooted in bebop and blues, embellished with tasteful electronics and warm, analogue synth textures: an eclectic audio melting pot of jazz, funk, blues, and bop; beautiful bass-led melodies, spacious ballads, spiritual and expansive atmospheres, hard swingers, and groove-led pieces packed full of vibe, with room for expressive solos and group-led improvisation within well-crafted, melodic writing and tight, rhythmical arrangements.
Personnel: Tony Kofi Tenor Sax; Simon Paterson Upright and Electric Bass; Paul Deats Piano, Rhodes and Synthesiser; Andrew Wood Drums
Their sound has a fresh, contemporary appeal: live acoustic forces rooted in bebop and blues, embellished with tasteful electronics and warm, analogue synth textures: an eclectic audio melting pot of jazz, funk, blues, and bop; beautiful bass-led melodies, spacious ballads, spiritual and expansive atmospheres, hard swingers, and groove-led pieces packed full of vibe, with room for expressive solos and group-led improvisation within well-crafted, melodic writing and tight, rhythmical arrangements.
Personnel: Tony Kofi Tenor Sax; Simon Paterson Upright and Electric Bass; Paul Deats Piano, Rhodes and Synthesiser; Andrew Wood Drums
Volumes I & II