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"The Anthropocene" by Scott D Marshall
From the album
Dream Logic Project
Scott D Marshall
SMT Music
2018
00:47:11
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Fiona's Comments
Sharp, tight playing under smart grooves from Mike Rud.
About the Album
The first song on the Dream Logic Project is a reflection of the effect mankind has had on the planet! The DREAM LOGIC PROJECT is five men, five instruments, and eight Marshall originals each taking the listener on a different journey. Moody straight eight funk, straight up swing, Latin swing, soulful soul jam, driving three feel, and a beautiful final statement. Marshall’s compositions pay homage to tradition and yet are full of surprises! Masterfully recorded by Jeremy Darby at Canterbury Studio, this recording has the sound and feel of a live performance with each musician getting a chance to shine, and shine they do!
Track Listing
1)The Anthropocene 6:07 2)The Jazztice League 5:14 3)Ken and Fernan 7:07 4)Dream Logic 7:54 5)Sunday Afternoon Blues 4:42 6)Super Slo Mo 6:04 7)Bruiseberry Pie 5:37 8)The Last Word 5:46
Personnel
1)Scott Marshall tenor sax 2)Mike Rud guitar 3)David Restivo piano 4)Dave Young bass 5)Nick Fraser drums
Date featured
October 27, 2018
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