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Cadence Magazine
This very tight band really stokes my jones for
the Fender Rhodes.
Trio Jazz filtered through a post-Fusion sensibility, the writing
is
attractive, with plenty of respect for the tonal color of the Rhodes,
and a healthy feel for texture and
space.
-Larry Nai
Jazz Times
Pat Daugherty, who leads the trio New York Electric Piano,
knows
how to unleash all aspects of the Fender Rhodes. Together
with drummer
Aaron Comess and bassist Tim
Givens they can explore everything
from badass funk (Miles Glorioso)
to walking blues (Blues for Curley)
and bebop (Hot Springs).
-Mike Shanley
Midwest Record
Recap
Smart ,high octane trio that is
fronted by electric piano in the
classic
piano trio format, this crew knows how to get down to business
and
play with tradition while keeping an eye on the future. tasty
work
that
hits hard, hits
often.
AllAboutJazz.com
There is a lot to discover. the
focus of the music is on the interplay between
the musicians and the range of
dynamics that they create. Comess and
Givens lay down simmering, bouncy grooves. Daugherty is an
economical
and very expressive soloist. The acoustic
piano takes you on a ride with the
funk of "Democrazy".
NYEP has been hoggin' disc space in my CD
player...
and that's a good thing.
-Read the
full article by Rod Sibley.
88.7
FM-Sacramento
"It
grooves. It moves. its tubular man! We played
"Space Travel." It's
like
Booker T & The MG's, Phillip K. Dick and Medeski Martin &
Wood
cloning. NYEP is all a jam, ham and eggs, Dr. Zues,
I Am, band.
So be prepared to jump for joy when they play in your
neighborhood"
-Dick
Crockett
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