Street usine Culture by Paul Tobey NEUF

Tracks:
Street Culture
Netster, The
Bay Street Blues
In My Own Time
Conversation With Ibach, A
Settlin In
Ko-Gals
Adrians Song
Street Culture (Radio Version) - (radio version)

Performer Notes:

• Personnel: Paul Tobey (piano); Mike Murley (tenor saxophone); Jim Vivian (bass); Terry Clarke (drums).
• Recorded on March 6 & 13, 2000. Includes liner notes by Paul Tobey and Nancy Ann Lee.
• Composer: Paul Tobey.
• Personnel: Paul Tobey (piano); Mike Murley (tenor saxophone); Terry Clarke (drums).
• Liner Note Author: Paul Tobey.
• Recording information: Reaction Studios (03/06/2000-03/13/2000).
• Arranger: Paul Tobey.
• Street Culture is Paul Tobeys first American release and debut for the Arkadia Jazz label. Its nine compositions present the pianists talents within a solid framework of bebop stylings that represent his complete digression from the classical idiom. The profound spiritual dimensions in his life are brought forth on "A Conversation With Ibach," a tune inspired by his purchase of a rare Ibach piano and clearly heard on the blues- and gospel-inflected "Settlin In." Tobey is joined by Jim Vivian on bass, Terry Clarke on drums, and Mike Murley on tenor sax, and this quartet is filled with not only boundless energy, but with the ability to play the quiet sentiment and rhythmic language that allows their listeners to connect to the remarkably detailed imagery Tobey has composed and is improvising. Beautiful melodies and a lyrical approach to the compositions are elements that also make Tobeys music interesting and should garner him loyal fans. ~ Paula Edelstein

Producer: Paul Tobey

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 23 January, 2001

Label: Arkadia Jazz

Dimensions: 12.7 x 14.4 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)