Phillip Smith Discography of CDs

Phillip Smith songs Drummer, author, and educator, Phil Smith has been a first call performer in Atlanta since his arrival in 1994. Prior to his relocation he received a Bachelor's Degree in Music from the University of Tennessee and a Master's Degree in Music from Memphis State University. He has also studied ...

Phillip Smith discography This is a discussion of a piece of music that was improvised in studio, but fixed into the form of a composition when the improvised tracks were added to by overdubbing, addition of synthesized sound and samples, and other post-production manipulation. (It is discussed as a composition on a ...

Phillip Smith albums Editorial Reviews An Honest Tune, June 20013 Tunes feature Yonrico Scott (Derek Trucks Band) on drums and Jimmy Herring (the Dead) on guitar. All About Jazz, Dec. 2000JPM is definitely a talent worth hearing, and this well-made disc will be of particular interest to electric bass aficionados. Bassically. net, October 2000If ...

Phillip Smith CD discography Hot western swing and cowboy jazz is featured on this 33 track compilation of music from 1937-48. It's a superb selection from rare discs, radio shows and transcription discs. The small combos include a fine coupling (on tough bluesy cut) from a 17-year- Recording information: Gulf Recording Studio, Houston, TX ...

Phillip Smith music CDs Thee Hypnotics are a British band whose style and material harks back to the psychedelic rock side of the sixties, filled with swirling layers of grunge and whining Farfisa and B-3 organ sounds balanced on crashing drums. The music is moody, dark and dense, prone to working up to ...

Phillip Smith songs New York Staff Band Recording information: The Centennial Memorial Temple, New York, NY.

Phillip Smith CD discography A percussive tour de force from a premier percussionist. This album features bits for various solo trinkets as well as larger ensembles of instruments (still all played by Glennie, with the exception of a piano in "Halasana" and "Matre's Dance"). The music is all the more remarkable given that ...

Phillip Smith albums Thee Hypnotics have always sounded heavily influenced by The Stooges, and this album is no exception. But here, the band strikes a heavier '70s classic rock stance, which is perhaps due in part to The Black Crowes' Chris Robinson heading the production duties. What we get is the fevered guitar play of Ray Hanson with splashy guitar, organ, drum, harmonica, and piano pyrotechnics, mixed with Thee Hypnotics' knack for extended jams and feverish riffs. The album is a finely crafted piece of classic ...