John Escreet Discography of CDs

John Escreet CD discography John Escreet's Criss Cross debut is one of the singular recordings in the Criss Cross catalog. Out of Doncaster, England, and a New Yorker since 2006, the 26-year-old pianist-composer deploys the talents of New York first-callers David Binney, who incorp Liner Note Author: Ted Panken. Recording information: Systems Two Recording Studios, Brooklyn, NY (01/19/2011). Photographer: Govert Driessen. Personnel: John ...

John Escreet albums Don't Fight The Inevitable is John Escreet's eagerly awaited follow up to his award-winning debut album Consequences. It features the same personnel as that album, with the exception of a switch in the drum chair - David Binney (alto saxophone/electronics), Ambrose Akinmusire (trumpet), Matt Brewer (double bass) and Nasheet Waits (drums). The album contains all-new original ...

John Escreet music CDs Track Listing of songs: Intro; Domino Effect, The; Half Baked; Age We Live In, The; Kickback; Day In Music, A; Interlude; Hidden Beauty; As the Moon Disappears; Stand Clear; Another Life; Outro;

John Escreet discography Track Listing of songs: The Suite Of Consequence; The Suite Of Consequence; The Suite Of Consequence; Wayne's World; Dilemma; Somewhere Between Dreaming And Sleeping; No Doubt;

John Escreet CD discography Drummer/vocalist Antonio Sanchez's third solo album is a forward-thinking collection of jazz originals that features an all-star group of musicians. Backing Sanchez here are saxophonists David Binney and Donny McCaslin, pianist/Fender Rhodes player John Escreet, and bassist Matt Brewer, as well as vocalist Thana Alexa. Sanchez's music often walks the line between layered, atmospheric contemporary ...

John Escreet albums Liner Note Author: Tyshawn Sorey. Recording information: Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, NY (06/05/2011). Personnel: Tyshawn Sorey (drums); Todd Neufeld (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Loren Stillman (alto saxophone); John Escreet (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Wurlitzer piano). Audio Mixer: Liberty Ellman.

John Escreet music CDs What David Binney has termed an old-school-type blowing session project, the acclaimed alto saxophonist presents perhaps his most straight-ahead, mainstream jazz album. It's certainly not without angular melodies or forward-thinking notions, especially considering Binney is teamed with fusion guitarist Wayne Krantz, but the tandem melody lines they form are consistently accessible and easy to enjoy. ...

John Escreet discography Track Listing of songs: Growin' Up; In the Paint; Everybody's Wonderland; Interlude I; Paris; Edinburgh; Ice Cave; Interlude Ii; La Taqueria; Magnolia; Lautir; Interlude Iii; Our Inventions;

John Escreet songs Producer Rick Clark surveyed more than 40 years of filmmaking in his search for worthy big band jazz music from movie scores to be played by Great Britain's National Youth Jazz Orchestra. Of course, there is plenty of such music to be found in films of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, since many of the movie composers of those decades came out of the swing era. (Although this collection technically spans 1955 to 1997; in fact, the 1997 title, the sole one from the '90s, is a ringer, since Quincy Jones' "Soul Bossa Nova," adapted by George S. Clinton for the Austin Powers movies, was actually composed in 1962.) Clark makes some obvious choices, such as clearly jazz-influenced writers Jones, Lalo Schifrin ("Suite from Bullitt," "Dirty Harry Suite"), and Henry Mancini ("Touch of Evil"). But he also finds jazzy music from what would have seemed less likely contributors, such as John Williams ("Cinderella Liberty") and David Shire ("The Taking of ...