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Breath Deep & Enter Carefully by Joe Gil (CD, 2008)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb
UPC0796873010504
eBay Product ID (ePID)9046057398
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2008
GenreJazz
ArtistJoe Gil
Release TitleBreath Deep & Enter Carefully
Dimensions
Item Height0.26 in
Item Weight0.14 lb
Item Length5.55 in
Item Width5.11 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks10
Number of Discs1
TracksCentrifuge of Energy, Monk Strut, Mr. Mambo, Medidation #1, Shut and Go to Sleep, Trainwreck, My Lips Move But You Don't Hear What I Say, The Battles Never End, It's Time for You to Go, No Title Yet
NotesJoe Gil is a native of Brooklyn, New York. He started playing the trombone in sixth grade. Many people have asked me why I chose the trombone. ' The main reason was that when I was in grade school they needed people for the band. I knew if I took band I could get out of other classes for private lessons. So I thought this was a great idea. I had the choice of playing tuba, baritone or the trombone. The trombone was the smallest and easiest to carry so it was a no brainer'. He formed his own bands in high school and besides doing classical and big band gigs, was also doing some studio work during this time. After graduating from High School he attended SUNY at Stony Brook for two years and eventually transferred to SUNY at Old Westbury. At SUNY at Old Westbury he had the opportunity to study jazz with Makanda Ken McIntyre. And after graduating from SUNY at Old Westbury performed in Ken McIntyre's jazz orchestra. After college he moved into Manhattan. He studied for a period of time at the Jazz Cultural Theatre run by Barry Harris and took lessons from both he and Benny Powell. Also at this time he continued to play in Makanda Ken McIntyre's jazz orchestra. Along the way this afforded him to opportunity to play with such players as David Murray, Craig Harris, Sonny Fortune, Cecil Bridgewater, Jimmy Owens, Arthur Blythe, Henry Threadgill and Hamiett Bluett. During this time he also did gigs with various big bands in the city. He spent some time playing with Warren Smith's Composer Workshop Ensemble. Also playing shows during the summers up in the Catskills. Plus doing many Latin gigs with such musicians as Willie Colon, Hector Lavoe and Yomo Toro. Also at that time he did gigs with various groups including playing with Warren Smith's Composer Workshop Ensemble. Also playing shows during the summers up in the Catskills. Plus doing many Latin gigs with such musicians as Willie Colon, Hector Lavoe and Yomo Toro. And also played with a Haitian band which toured in Haiti and most of the Eastern US and Canada. As well as playing freelance jazz, R&B and blues gig in the tri-state area. He has also played with members of the Saturday Night Live Band (G. E. Smith & Sean Pelton) and Late Night With David Letterman Band (Al Chaz) among others. At the present time Joe is currently leading some jazz groups of his own. His first CD release as a leader featuring all original compositions is now out and can be purchased at CDBaby.com. And the CD is now getting extensive radio airplay across the country.
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