Andrew Carrico is a young saxophonist and composer hailing from Seattle and now residing in Brooklyn. Since moving east, he has played with jazz groups at venues such as Dizzy's Club Coca Cola, The Blue Note, Sweet Rhythm, and The Garage, and with rock groups at venues such as Bowery Ballroom, Music Hall of Williamsburg, The New Museum, and Glasslands Gallery. Seeking to redefine the role of the baritone saxophone within improvised music, he draws upon the traditions of jazz, classical, and popular music to forge a musical voice that is completely his own.
Thanks for the friendship. Brotzmann 2009 USA Tour begins this week. Seattle, Houston, Austin, Grinnell, Chicago, Milwaukee, Lexington, Detroit, Philadelphia, DC, New Haven, Baltimore, NYC
Hello! Just wanted to drop in and let you know that pre-orders for my new jazz standards album "Bittersweet" are now taking place! The first 100 pre-orders will receive a signed and numbered copy! Release date is set for May 19th, but you will get your copy a few days earlier! Kate and I are very excited about the record, and we can't wait for you to hear it. Head over to www.bittersweetthealbum.com to pre-order! Thanks! ~Mark
ah, five over threes...my gf loves 'em! i can't play 4/4 anymore, however you should teach these new school students how to play 5/5. fifth notes are much easier in crazy math calesthenics.
After listening to your latest stuff I felt the need to add you to our top 12. That shit's got clout. no, not really. I like what I hear--that's the point. -HB
Yo dude. Brooklyn Shoes is quite sick. Excellent work. Now you just gotta work on a pair of Manhattan Leather Boots, and I can rock your shit in Zander the band. Rock!
I said it to Greg, and I'll say it to you: I got a computer that plays sounds, so now I can hear your stuff. You should compose a song about VR. And you also get a funny graphic: COOL MySpace Comments
Yo Carrico...how is the summer treating you...I've sort of been trying to get in contact with you...that is until I lost your number...If you can give me a ring on the tele so we can get up and play a little music
