Sleeper Street (HD)
by Mark Wingfield with Iain Ballamy, Jeremy Stacey, Robert Mitchell and Yaron Stavi.
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Sleeper Street
08:25
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Eight Shades of Green
08:17
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Boston Skyline
00:59
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Parralax
07:14
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The Journey North Part 1
01:09
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Tetralogical
07:39
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Hush Hush
01:28
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In the House
05:05
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Meiko
06:21
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The Journey North Part 2
01:10
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The Drawn Conclusion
04:25
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Crypto Realist
08:06
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The album features some of the UK's best jazz players - Iain Ballamy sax, Jeremy Stacy drums, Robert Mitchell keyboards and Yaron Stavi bass as well as of course Mark on guitar. Sleeper Street moves from beautiful melodies and exhilarating solos to spacious atmospherics.
Mark Wingfield - guitar, composer
"Mark Wingfield has created a unique electric guitar vocabulary... his playing is characteristically deep, nuanced, and inventive on this glorious and at times sublime collaboration with keyboardist von Grünig (which also features beautiful sax work by Iain Ballamy)." Barry Cleveland (Editor), Guitar Player Magazine
"Brit guitar hero" "Shifts from Eno-esque ambient soundscapes...to ripping rock-tinged abandon... to cinematic guitar-synth." "Dramatic" "Intriguing" JazzTimes
"Innovator" "Command of electronic textures" The Guardian
"Celebrated British guitarist" Guitar Player Magazine
Iain Ballamy - saxophone
Now and ECM artist has played with Gil Evans, Bill Bruford, Thomas Stronen, Arve Henriksen, Carla Bley, Django Bates, Ronnie Scott, Norma Winstone, Britten Sinfonia, London Sinfonietta, Bryan Ferry, Everything But The Girl, Loose Tubes, John Parricelli
Jeremy Stacey - drums
Has played withJason Rebello, Tim Garland (w/Kenny Wheeler), Tommy Smith, Sheryl Crow, Eurhythmics, Joe Cocker, Robbie Williams, Malcolm McLaren, Amy Winehouse, Roachford, Beverly Knight, Omar, Tori Amos, Tina Turner
Robert Mitchell - keyboards, piano
A Steinway Artist, has played with Courtney Pine, Norma Winstone, Steve Coleman
Yaron Stavi - acoustic bass
Has played with Orient House Ensemble, Larry Coryell, Julian Siegel, John Ethridge, Pete Oxley, Alan Barnes, Nigel Kennedy, Steve Arguelles, Robert Wyatt, Phil Manzanera, Dave Gilmour
The album features some of the UK's best jazz players - Iain Ballamy sax, Jeremy Stacy drums, Robert Mitchell keyboards and Yaron Stavi bass as well as of course Mark on guitar. Sleeper Street moves from beautiful melodies and exhilarating solos to spacious atmospherics.
Mark Wingfield - guitar, composer
"Mark Wingfield has created a unique electric guitar vocabulary... his playing is characteristically deep, nuanced, and inventive on this glorious and at times sublime collaboration with keyboardist von Grünig (which also features beautiful sax work by Iain Ballamy)." Barry Cleveland (Editor), Guitar Player Magazine
"Brit guitar hero" "Shifts from Eno-esque ambient soundscapes...to ripping rock-tinged abandon... to cinematic guitar-synth." "Dramatic" "Intriguing" JazzTimes
"Innovator" "Command of electronic textures" The Guardian
"Celebrated British guitarist" Guitar Player Magazine
Iain Ballamy - saxophone
Now and ECM artist has played with Gil Evans, Bill Bruford, Thomas Stronen, Arve Henriksen, Carla Bley, Django Bates, Ronnie Scott, Norma Winstone, Britten Sinfonia, London Sinfonietta, Bryan Ferry, Everything But The Girl, Loose Tubes, John Parricelli
Jeremy Stacey - drums
Has played withJason Rebello, Tim Garland (w/Kenny Wheeler), Tommy Smith, Sheryl Crow, Eurhythmics, Joe Cocker, Robbie Williams, Malcolm McLaren, Amy Winehouse, Roachford, Beverly Knight, Omar, Tori Amos, Tina Turner
Robert Mitchell - keyboards, piano
A Steinway Artist, has played with Courtney Pine, Norma Winstone, Steve Coleman
Yaron Stavi - acoustic bass
Has played with Orient House Ensemble, Larry Coryell, Julian Siegel, John Ethridge, Pete Oxley, Alan Barnes, Nigel Kennedy, Steve Arguelles, Robert Wyatt, Phil Manzanera, Dave Gilmour
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released August 1, 2010
All compostions Mark Wingfield
Dark Energy Music 2010
All compostions Mark Wingfield
Dark Energy Music 2010
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Mark Wingfield UK
Widely acclaimed as one of the UK's foremost jazz guitarists. Guitar Player Magazine: "Mark Wingfield has created a unique
electric guitar vocabulary... his playing is characteristically deep, nuanced, and inventive" "Unique...one of England's most accomplished players." "Consistently brilliant and forward-thinking”.
"Eno-esque ambient soundscapes...to ripping rock-tinged abandon..." JazzTimes
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