Tod Dickow And Charged Particles at An Die Musik Live

Fantastic jazz coming to Baltimore! Tenor saxophonist Tod Dickow and Charged Particles will be playing the music of Michael Brecker, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 7:00 pm, An Die Musik Live. Their recording, "Live at the Baked Potato!" was among the "Favorite Jazz Releases of 2021" from JazzTimes Magazine.

Five-time GRAMMY winner (and Michael Brecker's brother) Randy Brecker said of the record, "Smoking and intense from beginning to end, they’ve all internalized Mike and his music to an impressive degree of accuracy and moreover: feeling!"

Downbeat Magazine said, “As the album’s featured soloist, Dickow bears a clear Brecker influence but is no slavish imitator. He produces exciting, satisfying stuff.” ...

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Fantastic jazz coming to Baltimore! Tenor saxophonist Tod Dickow and Charged Particles will be playing the music of Michael Brecker, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 7:00 pm, An Die Musik Live. Their recording, "Live at the Baked Potato!" was among the "Favorite Jazz Releases of 2021" from JazzTimes Magazine.

Five-time GRAMMY winner (and Michael Brecker's brother) Randy Brecker said of the record, "Smoking and intense from beginning to end, they’ve all internalized Mike and his music to an impressive degree of accuracy and moreover: feeling!"

Downbeat Magazine said, “As the album’s featured soloist, Dickow bears a clear Brecker influence but is no slavish imitator. He produces exciting, satisfying stuff.”

Jazz Podium said, “A tight unit that keeps the band sound exciting and the intensity high throughout. The group has captured every nuance of Brecker's pieces.”

Jazzwise Magazine called the record "really dynamic and ambitious. Tod Dickow proves a revelation here."

Marlbank Jazz said, "A rare case of a tribute win. You are in safe hands from the very first beat of this live recording. Tod Dickow is clearly up to the task. He does the incredible inspirational sound of Brecker justice because there is a spirit and energy to what he and his bandmates provide and great musicianship to boot.”

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