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Uh Huh by Tod Vullo
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fave it Bebop | Traditional Jazz Combo
10 tracks | 61 minutes
Released May 2006
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 07:59 Jeannine lyrics BUY MP3 07:59 Jeannine lyrics "GIFT MP3" 07:59 Jeannine
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:46 I Can't Help It lyrics BUY MP3 04:46 I Can't Help It lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:46 I Can't Help It
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Bluesy guitar playing in the vain of Wes Montgomery
Editorial review
It does not take an expert to quickly figure out who Texas guitarist Tod Vullo's main influences are: Wes Montgomery and George Benson. Vullo mostly performs music quite reminiscent of the organ combos of the 1960s and he comes up with consistently creative solos within the idiom without breaking any new ground. Rick Jackson's organ is a key voice in the ensembles and his solos show some originality within the world of Jimmy Smith. The music ranges from relaxed to fiery and both Vullo and Jackson (who are joined by bassist Dave Nichols and drummer Tim Solook) rise to the occasion. Guitarist Herb Ellis helps out on two numbers (adding a bit of competitive fire to "Cherokee") and David Caceres' alto is a nice added touch. A fine effort overall of swinging and accessible music. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Bio / Background
Tod Vullo was a gifted and versatile jazz guitarist and composer. His ability to adapt to a wide range of styles made him a most sought-after performer. He received significant critical acclaim for his extraordinary musicianship.
Tod was born and raised in Rochester, NY, a breeding ground for jazz talent. He developed his talent substantially in this rich environment before moving to Boston to continue his studies at the Berklee College of Music.
Upon returning to Rochester, Tod organized and led Cabo Frio, a group that later achieved major success touring for MCA Records. While recording their first album, Larry Coryell heard Tod and asked him to join his internationally acclaimed guitar trio.
After his successful New York appearances with Coryell, Tod moved to Houston, Texas and worked extensively with pianist Nat Adderly, Jr. In Houston, Kirk Whalum had the opportunity to hear Tod perform and was so impressed with Tod's playing that he asked for his help in building his new band.
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