
Michael Ross Quartet
Year of the Dog
© 2004 michael ross, la rue nickelson, david pate, walt hubbard (639441033324)
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Adventurous yet highly accessable modern jazz from the Michael Ross Quartet, featuring Michael Ross; bass, David Pate; saxophone,LaRue Nickelson; guitar ,Walt Hubbard ; Drums
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- 1 Flight of the Kiwi Bird
- 2 Timshel
- 3 Moe
- 4 Wee One
- 5 Back at the Cathouse
- 6 Hymn #11
- 7 Majid
- 8 Year of the Dog
- 9 Revin
- 10 King Corona Blues
- 11 Hercules
- 12 7.0
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"The Michael Ross Quartet might signify the best kept secret in modern jazz"
Glenn Astarita, All Music Guide"
"Marvelous; Don't listen to this while driving; the accelerator foot will involuntarily press toward the floor. An adventurous yet highly accessable powerhouse jazz outing"
Dan McClenaghan, All about Jazz"
Formed in 1999,the MRQ features Michael Ross on bass, David Pate on saxophone,LaRue Nickelson on guitar, and Walt Hubbard on drums.The Quartet released their debut, Doghouse , in 2000, and their followup effort, Dog Eat Dog, in 2002. the CDs were met with critical acclaim and made the playlists on several radio stations around the world.
Michael Ross Quartet's latest CD, Year of the Dog, released in December 2004, pushes the envelope of straight ahead jazz, world music, and other American genres.Ross and Nickelson are skilled composers on their own, but in this arena of four accomplished musicians performing exclusively original material, their music is interpreted masterfully
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author: RickMichael Ross Quartet is so amazing. I am from the Tampa area and get to see them play live, along with listening to their cds. They are such a great band. They blend traditional jazz with fusion elements. I had the opportunity to take a few guitar lessons from Larue. He is such a great player. I have the Dog eat dog album also. It is also a great CD. Anyone into fusion as well as traditional jazz should check this band out. They are really top notch.