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Pojo by Jeff Silverbush
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7 tracks | 38 minutes
Released Nov 2003
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Seven original jazz quintet compositions from the New York City tenor saxophonist and composer.
Bio / Background
Jeff Silverbush, tenor saxophone
Joe Fiedler, trombone
David Berkman, piano
Ed Fuqua, acoustic bass
John Bollinger, drums
This quintet is an outgrowth of two quartets that Jeff Silverbush led in the mid and late 1990's. One quartet played 54 songs by Thelonious Monk, the other (named "Speak No Evil") played 17 songs by Wayne Shorter. Each quartet worked regularly in New York and each appeared as part of the 1998 JVC Jazz Festival.
When he decided to focus on his own compositions, Mr. Silverbush combined musicians from his Monk band with musicians from his Shorter band and added trombone. This new band played his compositions on dozens of gigs before recording them. The result is an album of coherent, passionate and thoughtful music - sometimes full of fun and sometimes introspective.
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