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Quiet, Now“Quiet, Now’s reflective stylings are the work of a concisely expressive duet.” “Your tunes are wonderful. Quiet, Now is a fine showcase for your playing and very listenable. You’re onto something good here!” In an age where so much jazz music has taken on the competitive elements of the Olympics - higher louder, faster — a counter-balance was required. Quiet, Now is an acoustic duo featuring David Patrick and Brazilian bassist Mario Caribe, exploring the peaceful side of jazz in the spirit of Bill Evans and Kenny Barron. Their debut CD features choice standards and their own compositions in equal measure, with an emphasis on space, atmosphere and interaction.
Track listing1. Phrygian Song (Caribe)2. Pater Oznur (Patrick) 3. I Love You (Porter) 4. After the Candle Faded (Patrick) 5. Walk, Don’t Walk (Patrick) 6. Polkadots and Moonbeams (Van Heusen arr Patrick) 7. In Your Own Sweet Way (Brubeck) 8. Quiet, Now (Zeitlin) To purchase this CD, send David a message via the contact form. |
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Los Tres Fenomenos!Los Fenomenos is a latin-jazz power trio featuring Stuart Brown on drums and percussion, and Mario Caribe on bass. As the name suggests, the group’s aim is to have fun and entertain audiences!
David Patrick Quartet/QuintetThe main vehicle for my original compositions. This group is planning to record in 2007. The Scottish Jazz Composers Ensemble. David is a featured writer for the ensemble, and recently performed on Radio 3’s Jazz Line-up, playing two of his original compositions, and a song by the great Benny Carter.
Introducing Todd Gordon“Leader in his field, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Great American Songbook” — Scottish TelevisionTodd Gordon has risen through the ranks at a truly electrifying pace, turning professional after opening for Dionne Warwicke in front of 2,000 people at the Edinburgh Jazz Festival in 2003. Three songs from his current album, ‘Love’s Illusions’ have been placed on jazz fm’s evening playlist, and his album launch at Pizza Express Dean Street was given a 3 star review in The Times by Clive Davis.
“Like all the great singers such as Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra, Todd Gordon has the rare gift of creating the web of atmosphere that enfolds his listeners and draws them right into the heart of every song’s story” — Edinburgh Guide |
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David is Todd’s long-time arranger and musical director. To visit Todd’s website, click 