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Mike Stern – guitar (track 7 and 9) Michael Hedges – guitar (track 8), percussion (track 5) Scott Colley – double bass (track 7 and 9) Paul Nowinski – bass (track 4) Scott Amendola – drums (track 1) Ben Perowsky – drums (track 7 and 9) Jeff Hirshfield – drums (track 10) Cassandra Wilson – vocals (track 6) References
Sep 15, 2017 · Pat Martino's 1997 album All Sides Now features performances by (among others) Les Paul, Mike Stern, Tuck Andress, Joe Satriani, Michael Hedges, Charlie Hunter, Kevin Eubanks and Cassandra Wilson. After the Los Angeles studio dates, Martino traveled north to the seaside town of Mendocino where guitarist Michael Hedges has his home studio.
Mike Stern rocks out on seven of his pieces. Stern is joined by his usual sidemen -- tenor saxophonist Bob Berg, keyboardist Jim Beard, electric bassist Jeff Andrews, either Peter Erskine or Dennis Chambers on drums plus percussionist Manolo Badrena. The band plays with plenty of fire, yet a good amount of restraint.
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Two Days Old - (with Michael Hedges) Outrider - (with Mike Stern) Never And After - (with Joe Satriani) Pat Martino's 1997 album All Sides Now features performances by (among others) Les Paul, Mike Stern, Tuck Andress, Joe Satriani, Michael Hedges, Charlie Hunter, Kevin Eubanks and Cassandra Wilson. Here's an excerpt from the Blue Note press ...
Oct 1, 1997 · Two more cuts in a quartet setting with "chops of doom" guitarist Mike Stern. "Ayako" is a Martino original and along with Stern there finally seems to be a hint of chemistry in the air. The best cut on the CD, "Outrider" again features Stern along with drummer Ben Perowsky and Scott Colley on bass. This is a fast paced cut.
- Glenn Astarita
As leader/co-leader. As a member. As sideman. References. External links. Mike Stern (born January 10, 1953) is an American jazz guitarist. After playing with Blood, Sweat & Tears, he worked with drummer Billy Cobham, then with trumpeter Miles Davis from 1981 to 1983 and again in 1985.
Oct 12, 1997 · A duet with Cassandra Wilson on Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” seems gratuitous. But his exchange with Paul on “I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You)” is simply a joy, and even his rock-out...
