Tom Brock

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The Herbie Brock Trio - Brock's Tops (1956) {Savoy Jazz SV-0201 rel 1993}
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© 1956, 1993 Savoy Jazz / Nippon Columbia | SV-0201
Jazz / Bebop / Staright-ahead Jazz / Piano Trio

A solid bebop pianist, Herbie Brock was an obscure musician based in Miami. He recorded two albums for Savoy during 1955-56 (Brock's Tops was his second) and a few slightly later titles for Criteria from 1957 have also been reissued by V.S.O.P. Brock's Tops features the pianist in eight trio performances with bassist Brooks Caperton and drummer Rick Hanson; six standards (including "Four Brothers"); and two Brock originals. The packaging of this Japanese Savoy reissue aims to be a recreation of the original LP, for better or worse. The music still communicates well and will be enjoyed by straight-ahead jazz fans.

Tom Moto is a RIO/Avant-prog band from Pisa, Italy comprised of Marco Calcaprina on trumpet and trombone, Giulio Tosi on bass/guitar, and Juri Massa on drums. They describe their sound as a mixture of 20% jazz, 25% punk, 20% funk, 20% metal, 15% progressive and 100% junk. Their groove-laden sound is very similar to that of Jean Louis, utilizing noise elements with distortion on the trumpet and bass in much the same way as the French trio. They are highly recommended to fans of groove based avant-rock and noise fans.