Al Saxon (alt/fl); Tim Bloomer (gtr); Dominic Snaith (keys); Martyn Dixon (bs gtr); Paul Crown (dms).
(Review by Lance).
The young guns were shooting from the hip and taking no prisoners. This month's guest was the appropriately named Al Saxon although it wasn't all sax as he played some funky flute too. On sax he's a fully paid up member of the paintstrippers' union blowing some blistering alto. It was remarked that he was reminiscent of the young, now sadly departed (15 years as of tomorrow - March 15) Nigel Stanger and he did indeed have much of the fire in his belly associated with that legendary player.
The four bar exchanges between Tim and Al were quite amazing. Tim laying it down and Al picking it up.
Tim was also on form - the archetypal jazz rocker and a walking advert for his hairdresser!
On keys Dominic Snaith never fails to amaze producing some great sounds from the keyboard set up. Martyn Dixon soloed and supported solidly whilst kitman Crown drove them to the edge of the precipice.
Big thank you to Warren for providing these guys with a platform to do their thing.
Is it Funk, Fusion, Jazz Rock? Let's just call it music.
Lance.
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