Shane Endsley Music Band, Mike Pride + John Irabagon, Gutbucket at

<p>Shane Endlsey's Music Band features the stellar lineup of pianist Craig Taborn, Matt Brewer on bass and Ted Poor on drums. Endsley on his new project says: “The Music Band is a long overdue step for me. This group is set to create my second recording as a leader, the previous one being ten years old now. As the band name might suggest, this project will be an exercise in simplicity." Expect to hear some pretty serious grooves and seamless improvisation. Shane has toured and recorded extensively with Ani DiFranco and Steve Coleman and has been doing work around NY with Josh Roseman, Dave Binney, Ravi Coltrane, John Hollenbeck and is widely known from critically acclaimed group, Kneebody.</p>...

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<p>Shane Endlsey's Music Band features the stellar lineup of pianist Craig Taborn, Matt Brewer on bass and Ted Poor on drums. Endsley on his new project says: “The Music Band is a long overdue step for me. This group is set to create my second recording as a leader, the previous one being ten years old now. As the band name might suggest, this project will be an exercise in simplicity." Expect to hear some pretty serious grooves and seamless improvisation. Shane has toured and recorded extensively with Ani DiFranco and Steve Coleman and has been doing work around NY with Josh Roseman, Dave Binney, Ravi Coltrane, John Hollenbeck and is widely known from critically acclaimed group, Kneebody.</p>

<p>Since 
its 
inception 
ten
 years
 ago, 

Gutbucket 
has 
continuously 
excited 
fans
 of
 jazz, 
rock 
and
 everything 
in
between
 with
 hard‐hitting
 sounds
 and
 a 
raucous
 stage
 show.
 Gutbucket 
bears
 no real 
allegiances,
 but 
remains 
fully
 committed
 to 
giving
 audiences 
a 
wild 
performance 
that 
is 
accessible
 while
 sounding
 original 
and 
fresh.
 Not
 a
 rock‐jazz
 band, 
Gutbucket 
is
 rather 
a 
jazz 
band
 that 
truly
 rocks.</p>

<p>John Irabagon and Mike Pride are familiar names to anyone who follows jazz or any other kind of music in NYC. Together they join forces to bring the Littlefield audience a live taste of their recent collaboration, "I Don't Hear Nothin but the Blues." This straight barrage of sax and drums obscures genres through layered rhythms, noise and energetic improvisation, ultimately defying notions of what the duo can do. And it all happens in one straight sustained set.</p>

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