Vynce Flynn

'Sillion' has grown episodically between Flynn's commitments to acting, composing, and his young family. It's an album about the sacredness of man's endeavour to connect with the earth while separated from it. It's the sound of Flynn breathing in and breathing out. 'Sillion' sees Flynn reunited with David Beauchamp (drums), Adam Beach (bass), Joe Zeitlin (cello), sister Lillie Flynn & Holly Holden (vocals), with guests Cosmo Sheldrake (electronics) and Dave Tattersall on lead guitar for 'The Landlord'. First single 'Raising the Dead', tells of Flynn getting to know his newborn daughter.

'Sillion' has grown episodically between Flynn's commitments to acting, composing, and his young family. It's an album about the sacredness of man's endeavour to connect with the earth while separated from it. It's the sound of Flynn breathing in and breathing out. 'Sillion' sees Flynn reunited with David Beauchamp (drums), Adam Beach (bass), Joe Zeitlin (cello), sister Lillie Flynn & Holly Holden (vocals), with guests Cosmo Sheldrake (electronics) and Dave Tattersall on lead guitar for 'The Landlord'. First single 'Raising the Dead', tells of Flynn getting to know his newborn daughter.

Un portrait virevoltant qui n'oublie aucune des multiples facettes de l'acteur Errol Flynn, de son enfance australienne à sa part d'ombre…

Pianist Frank Emilio Flynn has recorded, albeit infrequently, in combo settings, and has interpreted the music of Cuban classicist Ernesto Lecuona. For this one he pulls out the entire Afro-Cuban arsenal of rhythms and son stylings. He features a good mix of clave, rhumba, descarga, romantico, and Latin-based pieces with a flair that is not as frantic as Eddie Palmieri or Chucho Valdes, but is easily as literate and skilled. Among the nine musicians are the great percussionists Tata Guines and Changuito, wooden flute player Joaquin Gavilan, bassist William Rubalcaba, two violinists, and two singers.

Harmonica player Al Miller brings in three guitar aces to help him create this unique blues album: John Primer, Dave Specter and Billy Flynn. But Al doesn't just play harp. Whether he is wailing away on harmonica, singing, writing songs, or providing guitar accompaniment, Al imbues every aspect of his involvement in the music with feeling, which, as every blues fan knows, is what the blues is all about. Al sings most of the songs, however John Primer sings lead on three. "…In Between Time" has seventeen songs in all, including the previously unissued "Blizzard". Miller’s instrumental excursions display immaculate taste; never overplaying, he always adheres to the all-for-one, one-for-all ensemble approach characterizing postwar Chicago blues.