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Jim Snidero: Interface
ByInterface finds Snidero back in a straight-ahead frame of mind, teamed, for his third consecutive recording on the Savant Records label, with guitarist

Paul Bollenback
guitarb.1959

Chris McNulty
vocalsb.1953
On this set of Snidero originals, there is a good deal of guitar/saxophone give-and-take. The saxophonist varies his tone throughout, with a bite-of-unsweetened-grapefruit tang on the title tune, a rich

Cannonball Adderley
saxophone1928 - 1975
The late-night "After the Pain" (written by Snidero after his mother passed away) is a bluesy marination in melancholy, with a feeling of acceptance tinting the sad mood. Bollenback is on acoustic guitar here, making some of the loveliest sounds on the set, with strong competition in that effort from the leader's gorgeous round tone that fights hard to keep the anguish at bay.
With Interface alto saxophonist Jim Snidero furthers his exploration of straight-ahead jazz, consistently finding new things to say in a tried-and-true format. ">
Track Listing
Interface; Silhouette; Fall Out; One By One; Aperitivo; Viper; After the Pain; Expectations.
Personnel
Jim Snidero
saxophone, altoJim Snidero: alto saxophone; Paul Bollenback: guitar; Paul Gill: bass; McClenty Hunter: drums.
Album information
Title: Interface | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: Savant Records
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