There was something about his personality that was intoxicating and he often drew you in with an ecstatic outpouring of love for some niche Rock 'N Roller he'd just discovered
The Man Who Died Laughing
where the full energy of the club scene bursts in all at once
12 tracks weave together a rich sonic tapestry built in part from comb-filtering experiments
Add some turntable wizardry from DJ Big Wiz and this trio is destined to be as infectious as Typhoid Mary herself
Thom Rotella- Right Time Left (CD) Pascal Brioist There was something about hisJazz guitarist Thom Rotella is back and this new release finds him spinning some soulful, sophisticated jazz that fans of his previous Savant Record, Side Hustle, won't want to miss. Over the years, Rotella has worked with some serious heavyweights like Norah Jones, Seth MacFarlane, Diane Schuur, and Stanley Turrentine, carving out a name for himself as a go to guitarist in the world of jazz, pop, and studio work. On this project, though, the vibe is