MP3 The Players Band - Halftime
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Ska / Reggae / Rock
13 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Reggae, ROCK: Ska
Details:
The Players Band
Halftime (Self-released)
Can a reggae/ska band rock? On its third CD, The Players Band proves that it definitely can. An eight-piece, the group makes the most of a muscular horn section (featuring Nick Reider on trumpet, David Blackstone on trombone, and Michael Gorman on saxophone) that, like the Skatalites, punctuates its rock steady tunes with shots of bouncing, upbeat brass. Funky songs such as âJoeâs Songâ show it can also cut deep grooves out of Joe Rossâs nimble bass playing, Andy Schneiderâs drumming, and Dan Schneiderâs chicken-scratch guitar. In fact, Halftime exhibits a near-encyclopedic knowledge of classic soul that mixes nicely with its rocking take on reggae and ska.
John Lewis, Baltimore Magazine. January 2006
13 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Reggae, ROCK: Ska
Details:
The Players Band
Halftime (Self-released)
Can a reggae/ska band rock? On its third CD, The Players Band proves that it definitely can. An eight-piece, the group makes the most of a muscular horn section (featuring Nick Reider on trumpet, David Blackstone on trombone, and Michael Gorman on saxophone) that, like the Skatalites, punctuates its rock steady tunes with shots of bouncing, upbeat brass. Funky songs such as âJoeâs Songâ show it can also cut deep grooves out of Joe Rossâs nimble bass playing, Andy Schneiderâs drumming, and Dan Schneiderâs chicken-scratch guitar. In fact, Halftime exhibits a near-encyclopedic knowledge of classic soul that mixes nicely with its rocking take on reggae and ska.
John Lewis, Baltimore Magazine. January 2006
in partnership with CDbaby
