Lori Bell & Ron Satterfield at Village Jazz Series

A duo with more swing than a golf club. As lovesome as a Tuck and Patti duet. Flute flows like water, effortless and fun. ★★★★ All About Jazz
Bell exhibits a gorgeous, liquid tone and luxuriant vibrato over the manic comping and wickedly swinging bass line of Satterfield. He is a veritable groove machine, a true “rhythm guitarist,” and a marvelous singer. McCoy Tyner’s “Blues on the Corner,” features some of Bell’s most dramatic improvising on the disc and a Satterfield scat episode that shifts effortlessly from Latin to blues and back again resulting in a truly intoxicating mélange and brilliant summary...

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A duo with more swing than a golf club. As lovesome as a Tuck and Patti duet. Flute flows like water, effortless and fun. ★★★★ All About Jazz
Bell exhibits a gorgeous, liquid tone and luxuriant vibrato over the manic comping and wickedly swinging bass line of Satterfield. He is a veritable groove machine, a true “rhythm guitarist,” and a marvelous singer. McCoy Tyner’s “Blues on the Corner,” features some of Bell’s most dramatic improvising on the disc and a Satterfield scat episode that shifts effortlessly from Latin to blues and back again resulting in a truly intoxicating mélange and brilliant summary. Robert Bush

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