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Dan Clucas - cornet; Darryl Tewes - bass & effects; Jonathan Saxon - drums.
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Thanks to Tom Bartoloc for the video.
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Dan Clucas - cornet; Darryl Tewes - bass & effects; Jonathan Saxon - drums.
Long Beach, CA February 2018.
Thanks to Tom Bartoloc for the video.
Weston/Saxon Groove Assembly (Grant Calvin Weston & Jonathan Saxon) gets a nice write up in DRUMHEAD Magazine!
Thank you Republic of Jazz, for mentioning the Weston / Saxon Groove Assembly! http://republicofjazz.blogspot.com/2016/09/weston-saxon-groove-assembly.html?m=1
“Caught in My Throat” written by Joey Vera (Don’t F*#k With My Music / BMI)
Joey Vera: basses, guitar, keyboards, programming
Jonathan Saxon: drum set, congas, agogo bells, tamborine
Here is where I post, at a frequency of about once a week, a list of the new music that has caught my attention that week. All of the releases listed below I’ve heard for the first time this week a…
Weston/Saxon Groove Assembly included in the Avant Music News Pick of the Week!
“Harare” is an afro-beat tune in 7/8. The opening phrase is played on a mbira.
Jonathan Saxon: mbria, drums, congas, bongos, bell
Wayne Peet: trombone, bass keyboard, horn melody & horn arrangement
Now available for digital download at https://jonathansaxon.bandcamp.com/releases.
Includes guest musicians Wayne Peet (Nels Cline, Alex Cline, John Rapson) and Joey Vera (Armored Saint, Fates Warning, Motor Sister).
Groovy. Every track on this record has a characteristic groove, mood, and personality. The album, which comes with a poem inspired by it by Steve Shelton, is about coming and going and changing and curving and accelerating. Such themes are scattered like so many constellations in the tracks, which seem to wander, march, or race. …
New Classic LA writes nice review of the Weston/Saxon Groove Assembly CD. Click on the link above to read the full review.