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Four of Me by Peter Arthur Loeb and his One Man Band
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fave it Bebop | Traditional Jazz Combo
12 tracks | 73 minutes
Released Apr 2003
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:32 Boo Hoo lyrics BUY MP3 04:32 Boo Hoo lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:32 Boo Hoo
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 10:45 Four of Me lyrics BUY MP3 10:45 Four of Me lyrics "GIFT MP3" 10:45 Four of Me
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Straight-ahead, post be-bop jazz, with all instruments (tenor sax, piano, bass and drums) played by one man.
Bio / Background
From the liner notes by Tim Price:
Peter Arthur Loeb's new C.D. "Four of Me" is what jazz is supposed to be all about!
His skill as a multi-instrumentalist brings marvelous textures to the music.
The first time I heard Peter was in the summer of 1973 sitting in at the Village Gate with Sonny Stitt. Peter dealt with everything Stitt sent his way musically.
I was very much impressed with the way he played. It was very personal, and the exact opposite of the clone school of jazz playing, which I was hearing too much of at the time. Peter's tenor playing had roots in real jazz saxophone and creative depth. His solos told a story! To later find out about this multi-instrumental aspect of his music is mind blowing.
The two main ingredients of a personal musical language are tone and rhythm, specifically time feel. These are the areas where one's personality can be most easily discerned musically. An instrument should feel like an extension of the musician's body.
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