08/20/19 09:51:58AM @roger-aldridge:
Steve, Reading your bio I saw that Brian Howell is playing bass. Brian played on one of my recordings in 2010 with a group of superb musicians in the Phila area....AND, I knew Brian's dad when we were at Berklee. I like this tune very much. Is it an original? It has a nice balance between static mood-setting and surprises in how the lines break out to being more angular and the horns going from unison to harmony. Good stuff!
03/06/10 02:38:30PM @rogers-tennison-band:
I am imagining sitting by my villa on Lake Como in the Italian Alps waiting for my harem of Swiss Air stewardesses to get back, while my Bugatti is being hand waxed and the nitrogen air changed in the tires, while James Cameron begs me for the rights to do my life story.
Yes. This is excellent music to day dream to. Your "Utopis" is my "Escape". Wow what a great tune.
steve
p.s. When did Coltrane and Miles get back?
02/17/10 10:32:05AM @david-lee:
AHHHHHH! Thought I was going to go crazy listen to "lame day" on mixposure, then I clicked on "Over Easy" Thanks for posting.
Solid sax, trumpet, guitar and drum work. And the bass solo was tasty too!
<p> </p><p><span style="font-size: medium;">Steve Giordano </span></p><p>The past several years have proven incredibly fruitful for Giordano. He formed an ensemble known as the Steve Giordano Spacetet. The Spacetet is the culmination of decades of Giordano's compositional development and musical relationships. The Spacetet is comprised of Bob Meashey on trumpet and flugelhorn, Brian Howell on bass, John Mosemann on drums and percussion and Peter Cobb on alto saxophone. Giordano has recently composed a number of pieces designed to highlight the group's sensitive and interactive sound. The Spacetet has since released three recordings featuring these compositions: Sea Dreams (2004), Utopia (2006), and Timeline (2008). With performances at The Painted Bride Art Center, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Clef Club, the University of Pennsylvania, Drew University and upcoming shows at Chris' Jazz Cafe and Ortlieb's Jazzhaus, the Spacetet continues to expose their particular expression of beautiful music.</p><p>Giordano's career as a soloist and educator has recently included two tours to Italy in 2004 and 2005 offering master classes at the Accademia di Chitarra Moderna and continuing collaborations with Sicilian jazz musicians drummer Francesco Branciamore and guitarist Andrea Quartarrone. Locally Giordano has enjoyed inspired duets with various artists including John Swana on trumpet, and John Blake on violin. Player, composer, arranger, synthesist, writer, teacher. Exploring, challenging, pushing, experimenting, and enjoying the making of beautiful music with dedicated Philadelphia musicians. Ideas ever evolving. Playing from his heart with passion always.</p>
Steve, Reading your bio I saw that Brian Howell is playing bass. Brian played on one of my recordings in 2010 with a group of superb musicians in the Phila area....AND, I knew Brian's dad when we were at Berklee. I like this tune very much. Is it an original? It has a nice balance between static mood-setting and surprises in how the lines break out to being more angular and the horns going from unison to harmony. Good stuff!
I am imagining sitting by my villa on Lake Como in the Italian Alps waiting for my harem of Swiss Air stewardesses to get back, while my Bugatti is being hand waxed and the nitrogen air changed in the tires, while James Cameron begs me for the rights to do my life story.
Yes. This is excellent music to day dream to. Your "Utopis" is my "Escape". Wow what a great tune.
steve
p.s. When did Coltrane and Miles get back?
AHHHHHH! Thought I was going to go crazy listen to "lame day" on mixposure, then I clicked on "Over Easy" Thanks for posting.
Solid sax, trumpet, guitar and drum work. And the bass solo was tasty too!