Ben Patterson- Push The Limits (CD)
Patterson displays creativity as a soloist and arranger... and a technical virtuosity that is quite impressive. - Trombone Journal. Trombonist Ben Patterson's fiery technique and expansive compositional vision combine for a thrilling quintet session of 10 wide-ranging originals. From the opening title tune, a master-class in form & fire with tight ensemble passages and soaring solos, to the straight-ahead, Messengers-esque "Suits Me Fine," Patterson unveils thoroughly compelling vehicles for his Washington, DC-based group. All inspired soloists and master musicians, Patterson features guitarist Shawn Purcell, pianist Chris Ziemba, Paul Henry on bass and drummer Todd Harrison.
Tracklist:
- Push The Limits
- Alternate Reality
- Easter Waltz
- Fear Is The Mind-Killer
- Hope
- Suits Me Fine
- Almost There
- Alone Time
- Road Trip
- Scoish
UPC > 805558281723
Format > New CD
Label > Origin Records
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Patterson displays creativity as a soloist and arranger... and a technical virtuosity that is quite impressive. - Trombone Journal. Trombonist Ben Patterson's fiery technique and expansive compositional vision combine for a thrilling quintet session of 10 wide-ranging originals. From the opening title tune, a master-class in form & fire with tight ensemble passages and soaring solos, to the straight-ahead, Messengers-esque "Suits Me Fine," Patterson unveils thoroughly compelling vehicles for his Washington, DC-based group. All inspired soloists and master musicians, Patterson features guitarist Shawn Purcell, pianist Chris Ziemba, Paul Henry on bass and drummer Todd Harrison.
Tracklist:
- Push The Limits
- Alternate Reality
- Easter Waltz
- Fear Is The Mind-Killer
- Hope
- Suits Me Fine
- Almost There
- Alone Time
- Road Trip
- Scoish
UPC > 805558281723
Format > New CD
Label > Origin Records
Shop online at Darkside Records.
Follow us on Instagram.
