Tunnels Art Of Living Dangerously CD

Art Of Living Dangerously Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Live Performances, Fusion, Enhanced CD
Label	Buckyball Music
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	33540
CD Universe Part number	6767744
Catalog number	12
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 21, 2004
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Marc Wagnon
Engineer	Mike Potter
Personnel	Percy Jones - bass instrument Frank Katz - drums Marc Wagnon - vibraphone Also: John Goodsall

Tunnels Art Of Living Dangerously Songs

	1.	Tunnels
	2.	Franks Beard
	3.	Barrio
	4.	Flavor
	5.	Prisoners of the Knitting Factory Hallway
	6.	Syzgy Incident, The
	7.	Wall to Wall Sunshine
	8.	Lilly's Dolphin
	9.	Bad American Dream Th 43rd
	10.	Inseminator

Art Of Living Dangerously Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Not Brand X, but close enough
If you are a Brand X fan or a fan of Percy Jones, you will probably enjoy this album. Percy Jones must be regarded in the same vein as Jaco Pastorius when it comes to playing the fretless bass and his distinctive bass lines are evident throughout. There is also a guest appearance by Brand X guitarist John Goodsall. The title track (Tunnels) is alot of fun and the album continues the fusion/rock groove established by Brand X.
Submitted by tplant (Lincoln, Ne, USA)
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4 stars Good to Hear it Live
A good collection of Tunnels' performances that demonstrate once again that the living setting is a true indicator of band's (and its individual player's) abilities. "...Living Dangerously" won't disappoint as it operates in the that groove somewhere between avant garde and classic jazz rock fusion staked out by Brand X and Percy Jones. Very original. If you like Brand X or the studio Tunnels this is a must have disc.
Submitted by Dave (St. Louis, MO)
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