2007-07-03
(Ann Arbor, MI) Dedicated to “the preservation of the motion of hips,” this instrumental jazz/funk act coined the phrase “disco bebop” for their sound. The bands debut album Genius Food for Superheroes hits the ground with solid production, arrangements, and a very danceable rhythm throughout. I can see these guys playing a great show at Billys or the Intersection. They remind me of other regional post-jam funk-infused jazz groups like Groove Spoon, Nomo, Wireless Green, Baxter, and the Flow. – Pete
BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA
SONGS FROM LONELY AVENUE
BOBBY WATSON AND THE LIVE AND LEARN BAND
Fronm The Heart
Michael Gamble And The Rhythm Serenaders
Get Rhythm In Your Feet
WILLE BOBO
Lost and Found
THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET
New World
Joris Teepe's Gronigan Art Ensemble
Jazz In Jazz Out
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