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Lucas Pino's No Net Nonet: That's a Computer
ByLucas Pino
saxophone, tenorb.1987
That is evident from the outset with "Antiquity," written by alto saxophonist

Alex LoRe
saxophone, alto
Nick Finzer
tromboneb.1988

Jimmy McBride
drums
Charles Mingus
bass, acoustic1922 - 1979

Andrew Gutauskas
saxophone, baritone
Glenn Zaleski
pianob.1987

Thelonious Monk
piano1917 - 1982
Two tracks feature the voice of

Camila Meza
vocals
Duke Ellington
piano1899 - 1974

Rafal Sarnecki
guitarb.1982
Lucas Pino's composing and arranging has echoes of explorers like Monk, Mingus and Ellington but he does not copy their styles. Instead he works their ideas into the fabric of his own unique and attractive music. His nonet is a potent group. ">
Track Listing
Antiquity; Horse of a Different Color; Film at 11; Look into My Eyes; Frustrations; Sueno de Gatos; Baseball Simulator 1000.
Personnel
Lucas Pino
saxophone, tenorMat Jodrell
trumpetAlex LoRe
saxophone, altoAndrew Gutauskas
saxophone, baritoneNick Finzer
tromboneRafal Sarnecki
guitarGlenn Zaleski
pianoDesmond White
bassJimmy Macbride
drumsCamila Meza
vocalsAlbum information
Title: That's a Computer | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Outside In Music
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