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I saw trumpeter Steve Fishwick playing bop in a club when I was in Aberdeen last week and he was great. I bought a CD of his and when I got back to civilisation, checked him out on eMusic and MySpace.
http://www.myspace.com/robertsfishwickquintet
Steve Fishwick plays in a quartet with Welsh tenor player Osian Roberts and they are really great. Despite being only in their early 30s, they play an authentic 1950s Blue Note style and their own compositions sound just like numbers from those great recordings of that period.
I downloaded their album "Too Much" and have been playing it constantly. Would love to hear them play live.
I saw a programme a couple of months ago on S4C (Welsh Channel 4) about Osian Roberts and his trip to New York to record with Cedar Walton. I thought then that he was OK, but his rich tone and his ideas really come across much better on record.
Rhys
PS They also have their own label - "Hard Bop Records" http://www.hardboprecords.com/Home.aspx
http://www.myspace.com/robertsfishwickquintet
Steve Fishwick plays in a quartet with Welsh tenor player Osian Roberts and they are really great. Despite being only in their early 30s, they play an authentic 1950s Blue Note style and their own compositions sound just like numbers from those great recordings of that period.
I downloaded their album "Too Much" and have been playing it constantly. Would love to hear them play live.
I saw a programme a couple of months ago on S4C (Welsh Channel 4) about Osian Roberts and his trip to New York to record with Cedar Walton. I thought then that he was OK, but his rich tone and his ideas really come across much better on record.
Rhys
PS They also have their own label - "Hard Bop Records" http://www.hardboprecords.com/Home.aspx


