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Andy Rothstein : Wit of the Staircase
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Funky/bluesy/jazz guitarist extraordinaire along with a lineup of heavy weight players is sure to please those who like jazz with some attitude.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Fusion
Release Date: 2009
Wit of the Staircase Record Label: Vermicious Knid Music
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Return to Reason 4:57 Album Only
Compass 5:03 Album Only
No Worries 4:36 Album Only
Wit of the Staircase 4:08 Album Only
Recordame 6:33 Album Only
Giant Steps 6:26 Album Only
Word for Word 4:52 Album Only
Just Friends 4:30 Album Only
Minor League 5:06 Album Only
Knuckle Down 2:54 Album Only
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"Andy and his all star cast serve this entire musical meal up in the most precise yet playful fashion. Jazz is supposed to be for serious musicians, but fear not, every one of these gents have their chops down and give every genre they represent true justice. When Wit of The Staircase is done you feel like you just got the grand tour of jazz and all the sub genres all in one sitting. This is an excellent listen worth many more spins after the first. You would be well advised to check this out several times before you decide that nothing was missed along the way." -
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck ©MuzikReviews.com

Blend the styles of Mike Stern, Pat Martino and Stevie Ray Vaughn, plus throw in a little Andy Summers and U2's "The Edge" for good measure you just might end up with a rather unique contemporary jazz guitarist!! Andy Rothstein has played guitar since the age of 13, and studied with such jazz greats as Steve Khan, Kevin Eubanks and Ted Dunbar. His 2009 release fuses straight ahead bebop with funk and rock stylings, and features a dynamic lineup including Manolo Badrena (percussion), Tom Hammer (keyboards), Steve Jankowski (trumpet), Erik Lawrence (saxophone), Pete Levin (organ/piano), Tony Senatore (bass), Andy Snitzer (saxophone), Lew Soloff (trumpet), Luther Rix (drums), Van Romaine (drums) and Tom Timko (saxophone).

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