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you HAVE TO go check out HASS tonight at The Zinc Bar with Manhattan Vibes.
I went last night, I didn't have any time to plst about it yesterday.
SDK, you're in NYC and you NEED to go. An amazing display of the ultimate combo. Multi-genre, amazing dynamics and musicality, and a blistering display of chops.
And he was playing these purple sparke fade Yamaha Maple Cutson Absolute drums. Sounded amazing.
Alright, I gotta get a CD with Steve on it. what's your favorite?
I listened to some sampls of his Travler album. Sounded pretty good! Alot of diffrent styles in it.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Great tune...excellent vocals!Quote:
Originally posted by Paraflam:
but HASS' playing on this track is POP perfect and very human. Nice feel.
http://www.stevehass.net/sounds/ordinary.mp3
Derek, it depends on what you like.
Hass is a musical prostitute, like Colaiuta in a way.
I wouldn't buy Vinnie with Celine Cion or Michele Branch.
I wouldn't be into alot of what Hass is on either. You know, money sessions.
I like Matthew Parrish's Circle for the swing and great musical solos. Manhattan Vibes for the broken grooves and latin grooves. And Traveler for the simpleness and musicality. Also Ravi Coltrane's Mad Six is a great one.
What are you into??
I've got Ravi Coltrane's Mad Six...it's a great listen...lots of good drumming on that recording.
oooohhhhh. Mad Six is a great CD for those jazz heads out there. Lot's of great intereraction and lot's of drumming