Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Vincent Herring. Drums, Executive Producer – Bob Leto. Guitar – John Abercrombie. Organ, Producer – Jeff Palmer (4). Recorded By – Jon Rosenberg.

Teamed with guitarist John Abercrombie, Vincent Herring (on alto and soprano), and drummer Bob Leto, Palmer is quite democratic in allocating solos. All of the musicians sound inspired in this setting, with Herring getting away from the Cannonball Adderley role model that sometimes overshaodws his own style. The only flaws to the release are the liner notes, which are sketchy and poorly written, unlike the dynamic music. Fans of modern jazz organ will want this set. Track Listing.

Jeff Palmer - organ John Abercrombie - guitar Vincent Herring - soprano and alto sax Bob Leto - drums

Burn'in the Blues, Bob's latest recording, is the result of a collaboration with guitarist John Abercrombie, alto saxophonist Vincent Herring and Hammond B-3 player Jeff Palmer. Growing up. Bob's musical perspective was enriched by the many Broadway musicals his parents took him to see. He played trumpet and guitar before settling on the drums. He played cornet for a year or two until his horn was crushed by a school bus, putting an abrupt halt to his career as a cornetist. Next Bob tried guitar, but he got more sound out of pounding the back of it than he did with the strings,.

Album · 2000 · 10 Songs. Heels and Toe. bob leto jeff palmer vincent herring john abercrombie. 3. Go Baby Go.

Read about Maps Blues from Jeff Palmer, John Abercrombie, Devin Garramone & Adam Nussbaum's Nite Blues and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Jeff Palmer, John Abercrombie, Devin Garramone & Adam Nussbaum.

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Duet For Joe Morello" 5 Starlighter 6 Dorloo 7 Finesse 8 Transmission 9 Bulls Eye 10 Omniscience. Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Vincent Herring Drums, Executive Producer – Bob Leto Guitar – John Abercrombie Organ, Producer – Jeff Palmer Recorded By – Jon Rosenberg.

Bob Leto, heard for the first time on record in Burn'in the Blues (CAP 2000), is a jazz drummer's drummer. Bob's fastidious, provocative drumming is a cornucopia of jazz styles, says Proctor Lippincott of the New York Times. Mixing the old and the new is the direction he paves on his debut record, Burn'in The Blues. Burn'in the Blues is a collaboration with guitarist John Abercrombie, alto saxophonist Vincent Herring and Hammond B-3 player Jeff Palmer. My first exposure to standards came when my parents took me to Broadway musicals. Buddy Rich was also a beginning.