SILENT Z: pete - alto saxophone; jesse neuman - trumpet, fx; mike gamble - guitar, fx; eivind opsvik - bass guitar, fx; tommy crane - drums *****************************************************************************
ROBBINS / PAVONE / SOREY TRIO: pete - alto saxophone; mario pavone - bass; tyshawn sorey - drums
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TRANS-ATLANTIC QUARTET: pete - alto saxophone; mikkel ploug - guitar; simon jermyn - bass guitar; kevin brow - drums
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UNNAMED QUARTET: pete - alto saxophone; nate wooley - trumpet; daniel levin - cello; jeff davis - drums
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also...past and present...dan weiss, thomas morgan, eliot cardinaux, aryeh kobrinsky, ryan blotnick, craig taborn, ned ferm, soren kjaergaard, jacob anderskov, peter evans, ben monder, rob jost, perry wortman, kresten osgood, kenny wollesen, mark dresser, randy peterson, miles okazaki, mark ferber...
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tim berne lee konitz meshuggah the books john cage wayne shorter autechre william faulkner albert ayler deerhoof george garzone benoit delbecq mobius band anthony braxton miles davis yes gyorgi ligeti john coltrane the dirty projectors john updike j.s. bach joe maneri mark turner shopping joe morris wes anderson fred frith paul bley randy peterson frank zappa kneebody daisuke matsuzaka julia wolfe paul desmond blue bus dexter gordon herbie hancock stan getz the walkmen glenn gould peter gammons mark dresser steve coleman the wire iron & wine eminem maceo parker morton feldman dick oatts noah baumbach the strokes guys who call me "papi"
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"Mr. Robbins, an industrious and venturesome alto saxophonist and clarinetist, leads...an ambitious ensemble that combines spacious avant-gardism with the melodic punch of rock...[He has] a cool tone and a thoughtfully off-kilter sensibility. ...[A]n intimate jazz-rock hybrid...[C]omplex but welcoming, and ultimately light on its feet....Mr. Robbins plays with coolness as well as confidence....[H]is compositions seem to breathe according to some collective whim." (Nate Chinen, New York Times) ********** "Several of Robbins' tunes are flag-wavers, teeming with broad, catchy melodies. That's at odds with the very intricate lines thread together to create such themes, and that dynamic is why Centric[, his ensemble,] is so intriguing....As a horn player, Robbins has liquid timbre that can remind just how pretty modern jazz can be." (Jim Macnie - The Village Voice, The Providence Phoenix) ********** "Mr. Robbins played hard and fluidly, landing heavily on unexpected notes to give his solos funk and shape....it was a band of equal shares, and they built the abrupt, shuddering, wriggling music together." (Ben Ratliff - New York Times) ********** "'Do The Hate Laugh Shimmy'...continues Robbins's project of crafting lush contemporary jazz that cruises along smoothly despite its complex architecture...Both cerebral and funky." (Hank Shteamer, Time Out New York)
VIDEO = Pete Robbins & siLENT Z (w/ Jesse Neuman - cornet & pedals, Mike Gamble - guitar, Aryeh Kobrinsky - bass, Tommy Crane - drums) - live at Bar 4 (Brooklyn), June 22, 2009 - excerpt from "But If It's Empty"
VIDEO = Pete Robbins & siLENT Z (w/ Mike Gamble - guitar, Cory Smythe - piano, Thomas Morgan - bass, Tyshawn Sorey - drums) - live at Cornelia Street Cafe (NYC) - February 2, 2009 - "Bugle Call"
(VIDEO = Pete Robbins & Centric (w/ Sam Sadigusky - tenor saxophone & clarinet, Cory Smythe - piano, Eivind Opskik - bass, Dan Weiss - drums) - live at Cornelia Street Cafe (NYC) - October 18, 2008 - alto solo from "Anyway, And"
(VIDEO = Pete Robbins / Matt Pavolka / Mike Pride, Live at Bar 4 (Brooklyn, NY), September 8 2008)
Pete Robbins' mission, as he has chosen to accept it, has been to save jazz from itself, by taking it apart from the inside out. Or something like that. He brands his style "Brooklyn prog-modern (post)jazz", for lack of a better phrase. His newest album "Do The Hate Laugh Shimmy" (Fresh Sound New Talent), in addition to his first two studio efforts "Waits and Measures" (Playscape) and "Centric" (Telepathy), are available now at www.peterobbins.com, as well as on iTunes, EMusic, Rhapsody, Amazon, and other retailers.
Pete was born in New York in 1978 and was raised in Andover, Massachusetts. He went to Tufts University and New England Conservatory of Music and now resides in Brooklyn, NY. Pete tours the U.S. and Europe with various groups under his leadership on a regular basis. He has received multiple jazz composition grants from Chamber Music America, and has been featured in the New York Times, the Boston Globe, the Washington Post, the Village Voice, The Boston Phoenix, Jazztimes and Jazzwise magazines, and National Public Radio.
Please visit www.peterobbins.com for more information and to purchase music.
Bottlenote presents a bumper triple bill for The Dublin Electronic Arts Festival /// Bang Hazard / Morla / Lead Soup ///
Sunday 25th October 2009 / Odessa Club, Dame Court, Dublin 2 / 7.30pm €10 ///
Full info from www.bottlenotemusic.com ///
Ciao,Pete Thank you for the add and the friendship. you are very good, I like your stupendous music a lot, compliments ..really. you are one of my prefeitis, I feel great admiration for you, I hope to listen soon to you, in italy .. all the best.. from italy..and good life.. every day neal
Ciao,Pete ,Thank you for the add and the friendship. you are very good, I like your stupendous music a lot, compliments ..really. you are one of my prefeitis talk to you soon, and all of my best wishes to always listen to your good music. all the best.. from italy neal
I love your sax sound and your compositions so originals. Thank you for friendship and good music to you and your band.Maybe a day in France or other... Anne-Marie, the bass
This thursday bottlenote presents: Steve Arguelles + Morla Double Bill The Back Loft, St Augustine Street, Dublin 8 :: 8.30pm :: 8euro www.bottlenotemusic.com
petey pauley,look at you there,with your snazzy new profile picture .its a good one. pensive like a jazz musician. have you seen my email? hope life is good, simon
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