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Michael Raitzyk : Live At Cafe Hon
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This is a live recording of a Guitar, Bass, Drums trio that plays Jazz,blues and some Klezmer music with a heavy emphasis on improvisation and melody.
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release Date: 2006
Live At Cafe Hon Record Label: Michael Raitzyk
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Album Notes

Born in 1969 in Baltimore, Maryland, Michael Raitzyk is one of Baltimore’s leading Jazz guitarist. He has performed with many great players over the years including Pepper Adams, Gary Thomas, Junior Cook and Bill Hardman. Raitzyk has recorded with vocalist Ann Louise White, saxophonist Kyle Coughlin, as well as recording his own debut CD Blues For Jake. With his new CD, Live at the Café Hon, Raitzyk lets you in on a great night of music. Michaels’ interest in Klezmer music has also influenced the way the trio approaches the music. Klezmer is Jewish Eastern Europe music created in the 1800’s. Raitzyk grew up listening to all kinds of music starting with the Allman Brothers Band. He got to see Pat Metheny with Gary Burton, which inspired him to try out playing jazz guitar. For the past four years, the Michael Raitzyk Trio has been performing for audiences in the Baltimore area, developing a large and dedicated following. The Trio covers Jazz standards, original compositions, and classic Funk covers.

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REVIEWS

A great album of innovative live jazz!
author: Seth Kibel
If you live in the Baltimore area, you need to make it out to Cafe Hon in Hampden on a Thursday night to hear virtuosic guitarist Michael Raitzyk and his versatile trio. But if that's not convenient for you, this CD is the next best thing!
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