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Go By Train by Go By Train
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fave it Jazz Fusion | Acid Jazz
6 tracks | 33 minutes
Released Sep 2004
on Alternative Jazz
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What the future should have sounded like, the sound of tomorrow today, a cathartic noise for a disappointing world.
Bio / Background
GO BY TRAIN
IS
DAN BALMER g
CLAY GIBERSON keys
MICAH KASSEL d
Combining the polished and effortless guitar mastery of Dan Balmer, with the raw swagger and brash youth-electro of Clay Giberson and Micah Kassell, the only sensible choice is to GO BY TRAIN. The self-titled debut release from Portland, OR band GO BY TRAIN is jazz/fusion enough that Uncle Roy can sip his famous martinis to it, while cousin Fiona reminisces about those hazy days in Amsterdam's Red Light District to the trance-inducing sounds that are pure GBT. GO BY TRAIN'S mission is to subtly take over the jazz/creative music scene with a passive intensity and astute musicality that reek of the cool. A fan once said of GO BY TRAIN, "This is what the future should have sounded like"
Hindsight is always 20/20, friend.
GO BY TRAIN, that cathartic voice in this disappointing world.
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