Never Never Land |
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This Album has been discontinued and is only available exclusively at the Official JosephPatrickMoore.com and BlueCanoeRecords.com stores.
This Album has been discontinued and is only available exclusively at the Official JosephPatrickMoore.com and BlueCanoeRecords.com stores.
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More Info
DOR: 10/3/1996
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Track List:
1. Sex In Space 2. Intuition 3. Brave Up 4. In An Instant 5. Pause #1 (Dedicated to Miles Davis) 6. Up The Stairs 7. Moment To Moment 8. Never Never Land 9. Gypsy Moon Father Sun 10. Pause #2 (Dedicated to Jaco Pastorius) 11. Chief Dagga 12. Giant Steps 13. Corner Of The World 14. Farewell For Now |
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Description:
The debut recording from JPM is the perfect showcase for his talents as producer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, writer and world class bassist. Blending jazz, hip hop, latin and hip-bop, he has created a fresh jazz revival of the Memphis Sound. |
Background:
Producer: Posey Hedges, JPM Engineer: Posey Hedges Mastering: Bob Katz |
Quotes:
"This fusionesque indie solo project is a significant offering both as a showcase of Moore's talent as player and producer and for its tasteful multi-flavored musicality. NNL features a nice balance of front-and-center bass work and deep, laid-back, in-the-pocket grooves, with each song as different as the many voices JPM coaxes from his instruments." - Bill Leigh c/o BassPlayer Magazine
"This fusionesque indie solo project is a significant offering both as a showcase of Moore's talent as player and producer and for its tasteful multi-flavored musicality. NNL features a nice balance of front-and-center bass work and deep, laid-back, in-the-pocket grooves, with each song as different as the many voices JPM coaxes from his instruments." - Bill Leigh c/o BassPlayer Magazine
"His compositions are mature and seasoned nicely with dashes of originality and freshness." - Jim Hyatt c/o BassFrontiers Magazine
"Never Never Land is an impressive achievement" - S. Bojko c/o Ind. Memphis Music Magazine
"His funky bass lines will bring to mind Stanley Clarke and Jaco Pastorius, which is not bad company. He even does an all-bass arrangement of Coltrane's Giant Steps that make such recent bass arranged efforts by Rob Wasserman puerile in comparison." - Bill Ellis c/o Commercial Appeal (Memphis)
