Jason Keiser - Shaw's GrooveJoined by the highly individual voice of John Stowell on guitar, and four dynamic Bay area musicians, guitarist Jason Keiser dives into the music and aesthetic of trumpeter Woody Shaw's great recordings of the '70s. His most popular originals, "The Moontrane" "Zoltan," and "Katerina Ballerina," as well as his live repertoire standards "Obsequious," and "Organ Grinder," are orchestrated for the special grouping of two guitars, trumpet and baritone

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" Liner notes include commentary from the duo

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harmony-rich rock tracks" (Washington Post) and joyful songs that "go right through the ears and into the heart" (SiriusXM)

the successor to Powergames

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As with so many bands of the era

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with many future bebop stars passing through his ranks as he had a number of R&B hits on the National label before he disbanded his orchestra and became a solo singer - this earlier era is covered in our existing Acrobat release "Billy Eckstine - Jukebox Hits" (ACMCD4019)