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- Mark Lockett
Drummer Mark Lockett has just released the album 'Sneaking Out After Midnight'. (27′43″)
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Programme 9 in a series of 13
This week on Jazz Footprints drummer Mark Lockett is celebrating his latest release Sneaking Out After Midnight. Inspired by the recordings of Ornette Coleman, he flew to New York to record with experienced session players Joel Frahm and Orlando le Fleming. He'll be playing 3 gigs throughout New Zealand at the beginning of July. Follow the link below to see tour dates.
Music Details:
Mark Lockett: Now’s Not The Time
Composer: Lockett
From the album: Sneaking Out After Midnight
(Rattle)
Ari Hoenig: Lines of Oppression
Composer: Hoenig
From the album: Lines of Oppression
(Naïve)
Ornette Coleman: Ramblin’
Composer: Coleman
From the album: Change of the Century
(Atlantic)
Mark Lockett: Don’t Take The G-Train
Composer: Lockett
From the album: Sneaking Out After Midnight
(Rattle)
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