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Just About Amost There With the long awaited follow up to their 2002 CD “Like A Metaphor” this dynamic live band has strived to produce a fantastic sounding studio album while maintaining a sense of their popular and critically acclaimed festival and concert performances.
From the straight ahead rock of “Smokes Like A Fish”, the fusion of Afro/Caribbean rhythms and synth guitar in “Comp Day”, the deep groove and soul-full, soaring electric guitar of “Model T” to the Sunday morning acoustic groove of “Ignorant(By)Design, “JUST ABOUT ALMOST THERE” is an album that touches down in many musical geographies while keeping a coherent focus on listenability.
Completely self produced and recorded on digital home studios “JUST ABOUT ALMOST THERE” represents the collaboration of modern tech and heartfelt musical expression.Check out our streaming audio clips:click here
To purchase from iTunes click here!Fillmore Street This is the 2005 re-mastered edition of the Bartron Tyler Group's 1994 release, Fillmore Street(Live). An exceptionally clean recording of an inspired live concert, recorded at the Fillmore Street Jazz and Art Festival in San Francisco. This disc kicks butt.
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Notes from the album "Fillmore Street":
It was ten years ago when we released our second album, Fillmore Street. It was recorded over three days, July 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1994, during the Fillmore Street Jazz and Art Festival in San Francisco. Each day we would play from about 10am until 6pm, taping each set directly from the sound board onto a little 2-track DAT recorder. Later, after listening through everything, we condensed the weekend down to our favorite performances. Although it is probably the quickest and easiest project we've ever worked on we've often had people tell us it's their favorite of our albums. We think that there are a few reasons for this. We had a great time playing that weekend and the sense of fun and musical interplay is very apparent. It's a very honest recording: there was absolutely no editing done on any of the live tracks on the album. It sounds exactly the way we sounded in those days. It's also a very clean sounding album: because we had no crowd microphones set up the audience is much less present when compared to other live albums. People are always surprised to learn that a few feet from where we were playing cars and buses were driving by; if you listen closely you might catch the sound of a car horn or the squeal of a MUNI bus brake.
"Meaty improvisation...a great example of dynamics, precision and flexibility." Modern Drummer
“…slinky, sexy, animated, and multi-textured instrumental music…the diverse and brilliant arrangements-which make evocative use of acoustic and electric timbres-are further enlivened by the exquisite tones and cagey phrasing of guitarists John Bartron and Mike Tyler…for a peek into the ingenuity and heart of the ensemble, listen to how the guys interpret the Beatles’ ‘Don’t Let Me Down.’”
MICHAEL MOLENDA
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Leap Day Recorded over fourteen months from 1996 to '97, this is one of our best albums. Great performances and hot solos through-out make this an exceptionally fun album to listen to. Guest appearances by Lee Parvin (on keyboards) and Nancy Hall (on vocals!), both from the Curios.Check out our streaming audio clips:click here
You can purchase Yesterday Never Knows, Just About Almost There, Fillmore Street, Like A Metaphor and LeapDay over the internet by clicking on the links above, or you can buy any of our albums direct from us with our mail-in order form. Just click on order form to find out how...
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