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Magic Trick

Joe Magnarelli

Magic Trick
He sounds properly engaged on this, the 10th album under his own name, with an able partner alongside and backed by a pianoless rhythm section that lights all the necessary fires... The Penguin...

Magic Trick

Joe Magnarelli

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He sounds properly engaged on this, the 10th album under his own name, with an able partner alongside and backed by a pianoless rhythm section that lights all the necessary fires... The Penguin...

About

When trumpeter Joe Magnarelli (known to most people as Mags) moved to New York City in 1986, he was already fully cultivated and nurtured in the rich jazz environment of upstate New York, especially around Syracuse where he was born.

In NYC Joe Magnarelli has rapidly found his own voice and established himself as one of the most-in-demand artists. This is Mags's first album as a leader on the SteepleChase label.

"The bop-based trumpeter Joe Magnarelli has it all: a warm, friendly sound, a splendid melodic imagination, a knack for writing memorable themes and for picking the best works by others, and a no-nonsense swing feel." - The Star-Ledger

"Joe Magnarelli has all the essentials one looks for in the best jazz musicians. There's his unshakeable time feel that makes his work vigorous and forward moving...he crafts captivating, propulsive improvisations." - Los Angeles Times

Personnel: Joe Magnarelli (trumpet), Andy Fusco (alto saxophone), John Hart (guitar), Ben Wolfe (bass), Byron Landon (drums)

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August 2018

He sounds properly engaged on this, the 10th album under his own name, with an able partner alongside and backed by a pianoless rhythm section that lights all the necessary fires... The Penguin Guide to Jazz on CD described Joe as “a briskly competent technician”, and that seems about right.
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