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No Job Too Small

by James Greening

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theotherindrani
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theotherindrani Such a warm, swingy trombone player. I don't know if it's a cliché to say someone reminds me of Trummy Young or Tyree Glenn, but James is there—somewhere in between. He does perform colder "modern jazz" pieces, but even then he's never cold. The boy can swing—you can't hide soul.
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John Henry A sensational recording with so much going on, I'm tempted to compare this with a Degustation Menu We worked our way through in the Hunter Valley: All good, nothing missing, wonderful tastes which got better with each new course and each new Wine - This, then, is food for the ears, equally satisfying with rich beautifully recorded sound that is close to perfection!

The Musicians play together so well and are un-questionably happy to be making this fine recording. Bravo! Favorite track: Mossman.
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Katoomba 06:25
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Mossman 04:20
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The Serpent 05:08
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Don's Esky 05:10
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Me Me Me 03:23
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Phone In 05:48
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'One of the best albums of the year...a near-perfect blend of great solos, superb compositions and arrangements, and enough wackiness never to tire...None of the Australian members of this quartet are well known in the United States, although they should be...The arrangements swing with post-bop humor and guts. The solos by both Greening and Robson are spellbinding... Steve Elphick is monstrous on bass, and Toby Hall provides the wild backbone'
Steven A Loewy CADENCE USA

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released March 29, 1999

James Greening - trombone, pocket trumpet, didgeridoo, tuba, valve trombone
Andrew Robson - alto saxophone
Steve Elphick - acoustic bass, cornet
Toby Hall - drums

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James Greening Sydney, Australia

James Greening is a leading voice in the Australian music scene. Trombones, pocket trumpet, slide trumpet, tuba, flugelhorn, sousaphone and diddly bow bass add to James' diversity. His roots are in any music that grooves, expressed more often in jazz as a founding member of seminal Australian jazz bands. He is a regular recording artist on ground breaking new recordings. ... more

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