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Personnel: Dave Weckl (drums, percussion); Brandon Fields (tenor saxophone); Gary Meek (saxophone); Jerry Hey, Gary Grant (trumpet); Bill Reichenbach (trombone); Steve Weingart (keyboards); Tom Kennedy (electric bass).
Recorded live at Catalina Bar & Grill, Los Angeles, California in December 2002.
Personnel: Dave Weckl (drums, percussion); Gary Meek (saxophone, tenor saxophone); Brandon Fields (tenor saxophone); Gary Grant, Jerry Hey (trumpet); Bill Reichenbach Jr. (trombone); Steve Weingart (keyboards); Tom Kennedy (electric bass).
Audio Mixer: Dave Weckl.
Recording information: Catalina Bar And Grill, Hollywood, CA (12/17/2002-12/22/2002).
Editor: Dave Weckl.
Photographer: Ninoska Weckl.
Dave Weckl usually performs a couple weeks a year at Catalina's in Hollywood. This two-CD set features his 2002 quartet, a versatile unit comprised of the leader/drummer, keyboardist Steve Weingart, electric bassist Tom Kennedy, and saxophonist Gary Meek. Their music is reminiscent of the Yellowjackets and (during its Jaco phase) Weather Report, with Weingart sometimes hinting at Chick Corea. The styles range from groovin' fusion to post-bop, with very good musicianship, creative solos, and generally interesting originals. Weckl is a powerful drummer yet is quite subtle during much of this set. One of the highlights of the two-fer is a spirited version of "The Chicken," but all of these selections work well, especially the music on the first disc. Things bog down a little during Thelonious Monk's "Rhythm-A-Ning" (a bass/drum duet that puts the focus on Kennedy) and the drum solo "Cultural Concurrence," but the other ten numbers feature the full quartet in prime form. The closing "Tiempo de Festival" uses a sample of four horns from an earlier date and is triggered through Weingart's keyboards. Highly recommended. ~ Scott Yanow Dave Weckl Band: Live & Very Plugged In Music Dave Weckl Band: Live & Very Plugged In Songs Dave Weckl Band: Live & Very Plugged In Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Dave Weckl in full effect
Very creative and very tastefull... maybe not as impressive as on the new chick corea cd - To The Stars but just as powerfull...
Submitted by fabian (The Netherlands) 
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 Great Live performance
Well recorded live album.I would drive 500 miles to see these guys live!
Submitted by jckozak (Hudson, IL)
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One of the best
I am very glad to hear Dave because I listen many of his CD's but now I really know the master of precision drums, he is very very great thanks!
Cduniverse you are the best I will be back soon.
A bass player
Eddy
Submitted by e.rab (France)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Dave Weckl plays magic
Dave Weckl sounds live great. He plays a lot of unplayable grooves and Kennedy on the bass is as good as the tandem with John Patitucci. I also likes Weingart on the keys, because he plays a nice melody, but his strength is the rhythm. Gary Meek replaced Brandon Fields. They play different and I like them both. This music will be enjoyed by drumplayers, but it has a lot to offer to the general music lover. It makes me happy to listen to this superb music.
Submitted by a reviewer (Haarlem, The Netherlands)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Soloing By Weingart is "Sick" Dude!
For the past few months I've had this CD, I play it in my car in the morning going to work, and again when going home. At the conclusion of ever keyboard solo by Steve Weingart, I hit rewind and listen to it again at least 3 or 4 times. Incredible... And you KNOW Weckl is too. But everybody on the whole CD is just incredible...
Submitted by koliver_atl (Atlanta, GA, USA)
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