The Abercrombie/Erskine/Mintzer/Patitucci Band: Live in New York City - A Concert/Clinic Video with Paul Seigel: DVD Cover

    The Abercrombie/Erskine/Mintzer/Patitucci Band: Live in New York City - A Concert/Clinic Video Director: Paul Seigel, Paul Siegel, Rob Wallis

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/06/2004
    • Original Release: 1999
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 34,282

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    Side #1 --
    2. Opening [:07]
    3. "Runferyerlife" [8:32]
    4. "Labor Day" [7:43]
    5. Peter Erskine Introduction [:36]
    6. "Little Swing" [7:53]
    7. Rob Mintzer Speaks [2:25]
    8. "Cats and Kittens" [7:48]
    9. Peter Erskine Speaks [5:23]
    10. "The Well" [7:41]
    11. John Abercrombie Speaks [5:17]
    12. "Bass Desires" [12:36]
    13. John Patitucci Speaks [5:15]
    14. Question & Answer [10:40]
    15. "That's for Sure" [6:58]
    16. "Modern Day Tuba" [9:25]
    17. Credits [1:54]

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    Originally recorded in 1999 during a live New York City performance, this video features a set of eight compositions (two by each member of the group) from the Abercrombie Erskine Mintzer Patitucci Band. Known for their range in style, John Patitucci's spirtual rendition of "The Well" is strikingly different than Erskine's funky "Cats and Kittens" or Abercrombie's country-inflected swing performance of That's For Sure." Rounded out by Bob Mintzer's "Modern Day Tuba," each member of the group offers a brief explanation towards his individual approach to playing his instrument in an ensemble environment. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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