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Of the 11 selections, each is a gem of excellent guitar work. The solo performances soar. Songs to catch listeners' ears, "Spiral,", "Quite Nights" ("Corcodova"), "Blue Eyes," "Free Flight," "Silent Voices." "Silent Voices" deserves radio play time! Jim Shannon has an abundance of guitary talent. SILENT VOICES shows Jim Shannon in top form! Excellent!
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"Intense and melodic" "Bright and free wheeling Jim Shannon Quartet (Silent Voices Clips) Solo Guitar (For more information about groups please visit the Groups Page)
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"Intense and melodic" "Bright and free wheeling Jim Shannon/Mack Goldsbury Duo (Guitar/Sax) Solo Guitar (For more information about groups please visit the Groups Page)
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"A fun bent note swagger in his playing."Cadence
Magazine" Jim Shannon, Guitar
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"Might seem simple-a guitar / bass / drums trio-but as Monk is supposed to have said, "Simple ain't easy." Shannon is a fine, mobile guitarist with an attractive sound and an easy way with an improvised line: he reminded me of Herb Ellis in his melodic ways, Wes Montgomery in his octaves. He doesn't affect a harsh sound, and he doesn't fill every bar with notes. Shannon can also construct sweet chordal passages, as in his introduction to "Who Can I Turn To?" Seaton offers this trio a large woody sound, and drummer Griffith is responsive to the music and his colleagues. Entertaining music that will please the non-Jazz listener as well as the guitar fancier. Michael Steinman
Listen to music from "Out of the Blue" Jim Shannon Trio(Out of the Blue) Live TV Video (For more information about groups please visit the Groups Page)
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