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Charlie Hunter: Everybody Has A Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth
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by Doug Collette
Adorned with the kind of facetiously sardonic title he's applied to a few recent records, Charlie Hunter's latest album nevertheless documents further changes in his ever-restless musical persona. Not only is this, his seventeenth-plus album as a leader, on a new label, but he enlists a new accompanist and, perhaps most significant of all, returns to ...
The Funky Knuckles: New Birth
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by Mike Jacobs
With the recent ascendance and mass embrace of Snarky Puppy, there may be a tendency by some to superficially assess The Funky Knuckles as SP redux. This would be a mistake. Yes, they both have a similar instrumental footprint and stylistic aesthetic, hail from the same Jny:Dallas scene and are even label mates, but it might ...
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By Snarky Puppy
Label: Ropeadope
Released: 2012
Track listing: Thing Of Gold; Bent Nails; Minjor; Binky; Mr. Montauk; Like A Light; Young Stuff; Quarter Master.
Snarky Puppy: groundUP
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by Mark F. Turner
With all of the press about economic woes, meteorological catastrophes, sleazy politics, and other calamities, the news can be overwhelmingly depressing. But artists have always found an outlet for transcending the blues through music. Enter Snarky Puppy to add some relief; a collective with over 25 players in regular rotation from Dallas and New York City, ...