Oz Noy Trio Feat. Jimmy Haslip And Dennis Chambers at Ronnie Scott's

“It’s Jazz. It just doesn’t sound like it.” This is how virtuoso guitarist Oz Noy describes his intoxicating blend of jazz, funk, rock, blues and r&b.

Since his 1996 arrival in New York, Oz Noy has made a huge impact on the local and international music scene. His unique and intoxicating style has broken all the rules of instrumental guitar music by focusing on the groove. All-stars such as Keith Carlock, Anton Fig, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dennis Chambers, Marvin "Smitty" Smith, and Dave Weckl often contribute on drums, with bassists Will Lee, James Genus, Jimmy Haslip, and Reggie Washington....

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“It’s Jazz. It just doesn’t sound like it.” This is how virtuoso guitarist Oz Noy describes his intoxicating blend of jazz, funk, rock, blues and r&b.

Since his 1996 arrival in New York, Oz Noy has made a huge impact on the local and international music scene. His unique and intoxicating style has broken all the rules of instrumental guitar music by focusing on the groove. All-stars such as Keith Carlock, Anton Fig, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dennis Chambers, Marvin "Smitty" Smith, and Dave Weckl often contribute on drums, with bassists Will Lee, James Genus, Jimmy Haslip, and Reggie Washington.

Jimmy Haslip left New York in 1969 playing music in San Francisco, New Orleans, Denver and Dallas before moving on to Los Angeles in late 1975, where he began touring and recording. In 1978 he met guitarist Robben Ford and keyboardist Russell Ferrante and formed a group to record Robben's first solo recording on Electra-Asylum. This critically acclaimed album, called " The Inside Story" became a landmark recording. That album led to the formation of The Yellowjackets and in 1980 they recorded a debut album for Warners Bros. Records.

Dennis Chambers is an American drummer who has recorded and performed with John Scofield, George Duke ,Brecker Brothers, Santana, Parliament/Funkadelic, John McLaughlin, Niacin, Mike Stern, CAB, Greg Howe Victor Wooten and many others. Despite a lack of formal training, Chambers has become well known among drummers for his technique and speed. Chambers is particularly regarded for his ability to play "in the pocket" but can also stretch very far out of the pocket which is also a hallmark of his technique. Chambers exhibits a powerful style that is technically
proficient, yet highly musical and groove-oriented. He was recruited in 1981 by the Sugar Hill Label to be their house drummer. Dennis played on many Sugar Hill releases. In 1978 (at 18 years old) he joined Parliament/Funkadelic, and stayed with them until 1985. In 1986 he joined the John Scofield band. Since then he has played with most of the major figures in jazz fusion music.

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