Volumes I & II
Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi (saxophone)
There's a whole lot of music here, some of it well outside my jazz remit, but engaging nonetheless. Hard to describe, eclectic for sure, with technology sparingly used.
Volumes I & II
Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi (saxophone)
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There's a whole lot of music here, some of it well outside my jazz remit, but engaging nonetheless. Hard to describe, eclectic for sure, with technology sparingly used.
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Simon Paterson (basses), Paul Deats (keyboards) and Andrew Wood (drums) are the core trio that forms Sharp Little Bones. They are joined by MOBO-nominated, multi-BBC Jazz and Parliamentary Jazz Awards winner - the brilliant sax man Tony Kofi. Together, they perform brand-new compositions that are tight, energetic, catchy, and melodic. Their sound has fresh, contemporary appeal: live acoustic forces rooted in bebop and blues, embellished with tasteful electronics and warm, analogue synth textures.
Contents and tracklist
Simon Paterson:
Ury Bop
Work length7:05
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Layli's Lullaby
Work length5:14
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Stranger Danger
Work length4:41
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Brie en Croute
Work length3:23
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Chromatose
Work length4:45
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Hiddenness
Work length7:39
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Downfall
Work length7:58
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Roo's Blues
Work length5:49
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Mackerel Sky
Work length5:42
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Troll Stroll
Work length8:22
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Sorceress
Work length6:58
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Trailblazing
Work length6:07
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Simon Paterson:
Blue Finger
Work length7:05
- Sharp Little Bones, Tony Kofi
Awards and reviews
July 2023
There's a whole lot of music here, some of it well outside my jazz remit, but engaging nonetheless. Hard to describe, eclectic for sure, with technology sparingly used.
