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. Sea Changesby: Lammas, Tim Garland, Christine Tobin Release Date August 16, 1999 If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |
. The Broken Roadby: Lammas Release Date January 18, 1996 If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |
. This Morningby: Lammas Release Date November 01, 1994 If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |
. Lammasby: Lammas Release Date May 01, 1983 If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |
. There Is No Rose: Songs And Instrumental Music From A Medieval Midwinterby: Lammas Release Date If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |
. Sourcebookby: Lammas Release Date June 01, 1997 If you enjoy the lyricism of John MacLauchlin, Jan Garbarek or even Kenny Wheeler, then you must hear Lammas in their album "Sea Changes". It is truly jazz in the sense that the music most associated with those first three musicians is, but add to this echoes of gaelic folk and you will get some idea of the range and depth of musical style. Don Paterson (guitar) and Tim Garland (saxophones) lead while Christine Tobin (vocals) and Karen Street (accordeon) play supportive roles and sustain the folky theme. If I have any criticism, it is that the two female musicians are not given more prominent roles (alright, so the sleeve note does say that this was a studio project based around duet music but well.....!). ... Read More: |