Here's a new one for you. Recorded live (one take) at the 'ol studio with a live trio. Zero use of the computer except to burn to CD.



Awesome capture of magic that goes on when you throw 3 fusion players together in one room. The chemistry was just unbelieveable this night and I'm really glad we got it to DAT. Listen closely to the build at first with Ilkin introducing the groove, but hold on to your shirts because we rip it up a few minutes in. Surely to swivel your nipple.

We're really proud of this one. It's a long session, (15:33 | 21.3 MB) but well worth the download time. Please enjoy!

The Cast:
Alain Plouffe: Drums (yes, that's just one guy believe it or not)
Ilkin Deniz: Bass
Your's truly: Guitar
Kelly (yamomma) slept through the whole thing


http://frankaxtell.com/Ja...s_MrPC.mp3

Frank this is really impressive. I didn't know you were a jazz guy?

So worth the download, thanks for posting it.

Nice take on the Wayne Shorter classic.

Live is where it's at.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

I play jazz,rock and classical guitar but I started with rock and funk as a kid.

This is a long download but it worth it especially the double time bass solo by my Turkish friend Ilkin Deniz not to mention the african and latin percussion and drum performance by the amazing Alain Plouffe of Montreal,a true undiscovered genius of jazz drumming! There are no overdubs!

SWEET!!!

Alain gets me pumped everytime I hear this guy. We'll have to put up more sessions with Alain to show them just what a monster he is. Really versitile.

yeah ...we need to build an Alain Plouffe website!

FrankAxtell said:

I wonder if he would actually use it?
Talking with him last time, he seemed as though he'd rather be in the woods listening to the earth move or something like that. (His words)

yamomma said:

People need to know about Alain Plouffe and his monster drumming and percussion concepts.

FrankAxtell said:

We should just give him the opprotunity to come down and record an album.

Why am I talking to you via the org when your in the next room?

HEY FRANK!

yamomma said:

I think we have a serious Mac addiction...

u r deep.excellent.

talmuzic said:

Thanks...I try...

just downloaded this and it is really freakin' me! you seem to be really playing off each other and playing as a unit, rather than just soloing yourselves. respect man, if my band could play like that i'd have the biggest grin...

bergowitz said:

It's the role of every musician to really listen to the other players in the band and to bring out the best in each of them.

FrankAxtell said:

This was a live recording at my studio.There were no rehearsals just hit the record button and play...the bass player and drummmer had never met until the night of the session.