Dennis Chambers - 2002 Outbreak [FLAC]
Drummer artist/dennis-chambers-mn0000816892">Dennis Chambers is a first-call session ace who is comfortable inside a diversity of settings and/or genres. He has equally good evolved into ane of the almost admired drummers on the footing due to his high-powered polyrhythmic funk beats together with supercharged feel of swing. In short, he's a dynamo! With his 2nd solo release, he enlists his one-time boss, guitarist artist/john-scofield-mn0000677991">John Scofield, amid jazz superstars such equally brothers artist/michael-mn0000390239">Michael (sax) together with artist/randy-mn0000332725">Randy (trumpet) artist/brecker-mn0000332725">Brecker amid others. Here, artist/chambers-mn0000816892">Chambers drives it all habitation via his immediately infamous attack, consisting of complexly woven tom fills together with snappy, funk-drenched rhythms. Much of the credit should last directed towards arranger/producer/keyboardist artist/jim-beard-mn0000847263">Jim Beard, who ane time once again demonstrates his prowess for achieving the desired effects. On the slice titled "Otay," fusion bassist extraordinaire artist/gary-willis-mn0000187675">Gary Willis leads the agency via his impossibly fast lines inwards concert amongst artist/scofield-mn0000677991">Scofield's sinewy plucking together with artist/chambers-mn0000816892">Chambers' sweeping funk pulses. Some of these plant are marked yesteryear artist/the-brecker-brothers-mn0000521674">the Brecker Brothers' chirpy unison choruses together with the ensemble's morphing of gospel, fusion, together with jazz-based grooves. Through it all, artist/chambers-mn0000816892">Chambers' presence is undeniably felt, spell this outing equally good benefits from rigid fabric together with the soloists' zestful endeavors.
Gary Willis is a breath of fresh air, particularly his wild, doinky sounds on "Baltimore, DC" together with his infectiously burbling "Otay" intro. Jim Beard's keys are the existent catalyst behind many tracks, together with his "Roll Call" is ane of the best selections. Bobby Malach's bass sax is a surprise on the closing James Brown tune, equally is the humorous, choppy solo yesteryear John Scofield that follows. Chambers himself is inwards best shape on "Otay," the tiresome together with gripping "Paris On Mine," together with Sly Stone's "In Time." Though it oft seems the bandleader's spotlight has been commandeered yesteryear the sidemen, Chambers together with friends convey yet turned inwards a highly entertaining demo that's worth the price.
Songs / Tracks Listing
1.Roll Call (05:21)
2.Otay (07:03)
3.Groovus Interruptus (05:19)
4.Paris on Mine (06:08)
5.In Time (06:08)
6.Plan B (04:31)
7.Outbreak (10:59)
8.Baltimore, D.C. (05:46)
9.Talkin' Loud together with Sayin' Nothin' (06:01)
Total Time 56:36
Line-up / Musicians
- Dennis Chambers / drums
- Jim Beard / keyboards
- John Scofield / guitar
- Michael Brecker / tenor sax
- Randy Brecker / trumpet
- Bobby Marach / baritone sax, tenor sax
- Jon Herington / guitar
- Nick Moroch / guitar
- Dean Brown / guitar, bass
- Will Lee / bass
- Gary Willis / bass
- Rodney "Skeet" Curtis / bass
- Matthew Garrison / bass
- Danny Sadownick / percussion
- Arto Tuncboyaciyan / percussion
- Michael Davis / trombone
- Jim Hynes, Aaron Heick / alto sax
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