Come together jazz instrumental in Jazz Instrumental Music

"Come Together: Guitar Tribute to the Beatles, Vol. 2" (1995) Jazz Instrument Various Artists, NYC MusicPersonnel includes: Adam Rogers, David Gilmore, Robben Ford, Michael Hedges, Terje Rypdal, Robert Quine, Jody Harris, David Torzo, David Fiuczynski, Wayne Krantz, Charlie Hunter (guitar), Philip deGruy (guitarp). Personnel: Mike Mainieri (vibraphone, percussion); Philip DeGruy (guitar, music box); Michael Hedges (guitar); Wayne Krantz (acoustic guitar); David Fiuczynski (electric guitar, voice box); David Gilmore, Jody Harris, Adam Rodgers , Robben Ford, Robert Quine, Terje Rypdal, Charlie Hunter (electric guitar); Russell Ferrante (piano); Marque Gilmore (Chapman stick, programming); Audun Kleive, Will Kennedy (drums). Liner Note Author: Bill Milkowski. Photographer: Thomas T. Skovsende.

"Come Together" (09/14/2004) Jazz Instrument Arriale, Lynne, MotemaLynne Arriale Trio: Jay Anderson (double bass); Lynne Arriale, Steve Davis. Personnel: Lynne Arriale (piano); Steve Davis (drums). Audio Mixer: Steve Davis. Recording information: Steve Davis Studios (2004). Photographers: Jimmy Boyd ; Andrew Lepley. Arrangers: Lynne Arriale; Steve Davis. The Lynne Arriale Trio celebrate their tenth anniversary with the release of Come Together. This collection features six originals composed by the pianist along with stellar covers of the Beatles' "Come Together," the Scottish classic "Red Is the Rose," and "Iko Iko" from the film titled The Big Easy. Lynne Arriale's classical essence is very apparent on "Flamenco." She offers an irresistible landscape of captivating flamenco rhythms merged with distinct classical/jazz elements. "Sea and Sand" and "Twilight" both provide the perfect respite from the up-tempo burner "Sunburst" and its spontaneous riffs. On these beautiful ballads, the melodies and her improvisations are pensive and create an imaginative aura of relaxation. Arriale's piano proficiency continues to play the starring role in this wonderful trio, but with the aid of Steve Davis on drums and Jay Anderson on acoustic bass, together they present a beautiful jazz program that results in a surprising fresh new sound. ~ Paula Edelstein