Jared Daimond

You could say that US saxophone man Jared Sims plays with spirt. Or perhaps, more accurately; spirits! Check out the third cut on his gorgeous new album “Change Of Address”, and let me explain…. The track is called “Ghost Guest 1979.” Six minutes and 40 seconds in duration. Like all seven cuts on the instrumental album, his fifth record as leader, Sims plays baritone sax and is joined by the very able skills of Steve Fell on guitar, Nina Ott on organ, Chris Lopes on bass and Jared Seabrook on drums.

Take a swinging trip into the big city and get in tune with serious latin grooves when organist Jared Gold runs the gauntlet and goes "Metropolitan" with his eighth release for Posi-Tone. The addition of strong showings by guitarist Dave Stryker and drummer Kush Abadey provide Gold with able and sensitive support in keeping the session hard hitting and deeply in the pocket. With an amazing program of original compositions and a few tasty covers thrown in for good measure, Jared Gold's latest record "Metropolitan" exceeds expectations as an exciting performance that is sure to captivate the interest and imagination of straight-ahead jazz enthusiasts everywhere.

Jared vorrebbe solo festeggiare il suo compleanno e fare nuove amicizie ma, ben presto, si rende conto che andare in giro per locali può essere pericoloso. Non solo, il mondo intero è un posto diverso da quello che pensava. Infatti, scopre che lupi mannari, vampiri e fate sono fin troppo reali. Tutto gira intorno a Steven Chang, erede Alpha e bravo ragazzo sotto tutti i punti di vista. Lui dice che Jared è il suo compagno. Una rivelazione difficile da metabolizzare, ma forse andrà tutto bene, giacché Steve si dichiara disposto a frequentarlo prima di rendere ufficiale la loro unione. Almeno per un po’. Jared spera soltanto di avere tempo a sufficienza per abituarsi a quello che sta accadendo, possibilmente senza scomparire per mano di misteriosi uomini in nero o a causa di qualche altra stranezza.

As a self-proclaimed songwriting ambassador of the American West, Jared Rogerson’s musical approach crosses boundaries of neighboring country, Americana, western and traditional folk genres. His inspiration draws from countless miles traversing rugged mountains atop broke saddle horses, along with the many years he devoted to riding wild bareback bronc’s for pay at rodeos.