Expressionism, by The Slow Club Quartet

Expressionism

by The Slow Club Quartet

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The jazz group The Slow Club Quartet gives us a canon of songs from their favorite artists. Jimi Hendrix and Tom Waits, to name a few, have been given the ensemble's own expressionistic stamp.

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1.	Gimme Shelter 05:04		buy track
2.	Between the Bars 05:34		buy track
3.	Sunday and Sister Jones 06:16		buy track
4.	Both Sides Now 07:07		buy track
5.	The End Of A Love Affair 05:13		buy track
6.	A Soldier's Things 05:20		buy track
7.	If Six Was Nine 05:29		buy track
8.	In My Life 04:16		buy track
9.	Servitude 05:43		buy track
10.	Bavar Kon 06:29		buy track
11.	Sleepwalk 02:36	info	buy track
12.	In Your Eyes 09:07		buy track

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After the release of their all-original first CD, Angela Carole Brown's The Slow Club, this unique jazz quartet eventually became The Slow Club Quartet, establishing a kind of "Expressionist Jazz Movement." Now, with EXPRESSIONISM, named for this specific turn in their artistic development, the SCQ has covered the songs of their favorite songwriters.

But true to a movement known for its "eruption of irrational and chaotic forces from beneath the surface of a mechanized world," The SCQ has forsaken the typical "standards" CD that jazz artists are usually known for, and instead has created a cross-genre experience, which dips neither into fusion nor smooth jazz, but something altogether otherly. Jimi Hendrix, Tom Waits, and Elliott Smith, to name a few, have been given The Slow Club Quartet's uniquely expressionistic stamp.

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released November 9, 2008

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Produced by Craig Pilo
for Rue de la Harpe Records

The Slow Club Quartet are:
Angela Carole Brown - vocals
Ed Czach - piano
Don Kasper - bass
Craig Pilo - drums

With Special Guest Artists:
Roman Dudok - saxophone
Dave Scott - trumpet
Ira Nepus - trombone
Bill Esparza - flute
Brian Brock - percussion
Brandon Brigham - backing vocals
Brian Brigham - backing vocals
Jason Martinez - backing vocals

Recorded by Michael Kramer and Craig Pilo
Mixed by Michael Kramer
Mastered by Maurice Gainen
Front cover painting & design by Angela Carole Brown

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Angela Carole Brown Kansas City, Missouri

Writer/musician/artist Angela Carole Brown has been a veteran of the L.A. music scene for over two decades as a vocalist and recording artist. She is a published novelist, essayist, and poet. Her art and design has graced the covers of thirty-plus CD covers for other artists. Her proudest achievement, however, is as a kidney donor, which she did in 2008. ... more

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