Tyler Gilmore’s Ninth and Lincoln with Cuong Vu
“Static Line”
Dazzle Recordings 2011

National Release Date: June 14th, 2011

Album Available HERE

1 - We’ll Meet Again - 6:04 2 - I’ll Be Seeing You - 7:26 3 - Aachen - 8:09 4 - Soldiering - 8:15 5 - Static Line - 9:00 6 - Ode to Billy Pilgrim - 8:14 All music produced, composed and/or arranged by Tyler Gilmore

Dazzle Recordings is proud to present Static Line, a recording that fuses jazz and experimental influences; all the while exploring the theme of World War II era music and it’s role in morale and propaganda of the time.  Inspired by his family background and his love of American history, composer/band-leader Tyler Gilmore has constructed a new kind of big band album.

Static Line features Grammy winning trumpeter Cuong Vu.  Known for his unique aural vocabulary, Vu has become a world-renowned name in creative music.  First noticed for his trio recordings, Cuong has gone on to appear and/or record with Pat Metheny, Laurie Anderson, David Bowie, Dave Douglas, Myra Melford, Cibo Matto, and Mitchell Froom.

“Static Line, conceived as an homage to the World War II generation, recalls the big band era with layers of horns, shimmering vibraphones, and driving pulse. But Ninth and Lincoln is no nostalgia act. Composer Tyler Gilmore weaves a cacophonous collage of familiar melodies and new sounds, with danceable drums, distorted guitars, and trumpet sputters that blur the boundary between music and noise.” – Keith Meatto, Editor, Frontier Psychiatrist (www.frontpsych.com)

Featuring

Cuong Vu – Trumpet, Effects
Tyler Gilmore – Conductor
Art Bouton – Flute, Clarinet
Wil Swindler – Soprano, Alto Saxophones
Peter Sommer – Tenor Saxophone
Mark Harris – Soprano, Bari Sax
Brad Goode – Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Kevin Whalen – Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tom Ball – Trombone
Gary Mayne – Bass Trombone
Matt Fuller – Guitar, Effects
Greg Harris – Vibraphone, Effects
Brian Wilson – Bass
Paul Romaine – Drums
The album has been reviewed, in advance of the national release, in Westword.
 

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