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| 1. | New Beginnings
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| 2. | Sweetpea
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| 3. | Birds
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| 4. | Spectre
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| 5. | Lock Down
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| 6. | Helter Skelter
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| 7. | Entomology
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| 8. | Power To The People
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| 9. | Tell and Retell
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| 10. | Ohio
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Jazz
Matt Jorgensen + 451
Mark Taylor - saxophones
Ryan Burns - fender rhodes / organ / moog
Phil Sparks - bass
Matt Jorgensen - drums
with special guests:
Thomas Marriott - trumpet (1,8,10)
Jason Goessl - guitar (2,10)
"...one of the most satisfying, well-made and seductive recordings in rotation at my house."
---Paul de Barros, The Seattle Times
Drummer Matt Jorgensen and his long-time bandmates continue to push their unique sound in new directions with their fourth studio recording for Origin. With their expansive originals and stirring arrangements of The Beatles' "Helter Skelter," Joe Henderson's "Power To The People," and Neil Young's "Ohio," "Another Morning" provides a broad canvas for the band as they explore the group aesthetic they've been developing over the last decade. Also featured are guest appearances by Thomas Marriott on trumpet and Jason Goessl on guitar. "[Jorgensen's] rock aesthetic lends intensity to his improvisations ..." - The New York Post.
Matt Jorgensen
Active Decade: '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Post-Bop, Jazz-Rock
Drummer Matt Jorgensen first appeared on the scene with The Road Begins Here, a moody and introspective work that showed him tackle his own atmospheric arrangements as well as covers ranging as far out of the jazz field as Led Zeppelin. Released in 2001, the album marked his introduction to the jazz world. Teaming with backing group 451, Jorgensen came back the following year with the equally adventurous Quiet Silence. Covering groups like Radiohead and the Beatles, it was another success for the Northwest jazz fixture.
---Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide |
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