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What 4 by Rick Bishop
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fave it Weird Jazz | Traditional Jazz Combo
12 tracks | 54 minutes
Released Oct 2005
on P.E.P. Records
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Melodic, angular, smooth and tasty.
Bio / Background
You know you’re probably on the right artistic path when your music professor joins your band.
After spending his teenage years gigging in rock bands in the Boston area , later in New England
playing with bands of every genre as sideman, fronting for name acts, (and celebrating his birthday
by opening for Stevie Ray Vaughn), bassist Rick Bishop got caught up in the thriving jazz scene. He
explored the clubs and met some jazz musicians from the University of Maine’s music program who
convinced him to play for their professor. After one lively and free-flowing jam session, the professor
not only offered Bishop a scholarship, he joined what later became the Rick Bishop Jazz Quartet.
Most of the clubs have closed, and the jazz scene is not what it used to be, but the Rick Bishop Jazz
Quartet still plays local colleges and auditoriums.
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