Dan Phillips Trio
Destination Unknown
© 2007 Dan Phillips Trio (837101345606)
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Dan Phillips has worked as guitarist, bandleader and jazz educator in New York, Bangkok, Chicago and Tokyo. His Chicago based Trio has released three original recordings “Journey in Mind”, “Moment of Clarity” and “Destination Unknown” . He is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and Northwestern, University and is currently Assistant Professor of Guitar at Minnesota State University Moorhead. Dan has performed internationaly with jazz musicians such as Gerald Wilson, Danillo Perez, Judy Roberts, Jeff Parker, Matt Darriau, Jim Black, Ben Street, Chris Speed, Pat Zimmerly, Mike Sarin and Ed Thigpen.
I have had the good fortune of working with Tim (www.timmulvenna.com) and Krzysztof for nearly 10 years now and this is our third recording together. I may be credited with the compositions here but Tim and Krzysztof are truly equal contributors in the communication of the music. Despite living outside Chicago for the past several years now many of them in Asia I have returned regularly for gigs and sessions with these guys throughout that period as well as some performances overseas together. It is a rapport I have found nowhere else and hope can be heard clearly in this session. The compositions here are reflections on my personal experiences and travels over the past several years. Experiences I can’t put into words are addressed here in a way I hope can be shared with others.
Dan Phillips
April 07’
www.danphillipsmusic.com
"Dan Phillips new CD "Destination Unknown" is a brilliant recording of contemporary improvisation at its best. The album includes nine original compositions that distinguish Phillips as an elite and highly imaginative composer."
Jazz Imrov Magazine April 08'
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Nice Piece of Work
author: TrevinI liked most of the songs on the album but some feel a bit too bland. While the trio works well with one another, I feel that Phillips solos are often sloppy and disjointed. Otherwise, a good album I suggest any fans of jazz guitar to check out.