Gary E | "There is a sound of Truth vibrating within - a song which is sung in every being."

Bio

Gary Edelburg started touring with an R&B group around the Midwest at the age of 15. After high school he did a stint on the West Coast appearing on a Smithsonian Blues and Folk Festival recording featuring Furry Lewis. Moving to NYC, Gary played in various rehearsal bands while studying with alto sax player Lee Konitz. Getting a scholarship to Boston's Berklee College of Music, he graduated with a degree in Jazz Composition. Gary has since moved back to the Midwest where he has written music for PBS documentaries and has led several jazz/blues/R&B bands.This is his second album.

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Review from ReviewYou

posted on Sep 29 at 5:29 pm | 1 comment

Gary E. - Now & Then 2008, Electric Shadow Gary Edelburg is a fabulously talented multi-instrumentalist whose primary instrument is the Trumpet. He has studied under Lee Konitz as well as at Berklee School Of Music. His prior credits include work with several bands as well as composing music for PBS documentaries. His second release, Now & Then, displays a penchant for reserved musical theatrics and a conservative approach to composition that is classy and distinct. Now &...

Ranked #1 in the Jazz category @ indiecharts.com

posted on Aug 19 at 7:51 am | 1 comment

Hi All - Just found out about the IndieCharts ranking . . . Yiles! Gary E

Comments

skydaddy said:

posted on Nov 4 at 4:29 pm

spontaneous composition is always in vogue......vogue baby vogue!!!

Vitaly Nurk said:

posted on Aug 19 at 10:19 pm

thanks for comment

M.Mehdi Karimi / Lellillu said:

posted on Jul 2 at 4:48 pm

Cool stuff.

Ben Miller said:

posted on May 14 at 1:19 pm

Cool horns! Excellent prowess!

ATF said:

posted on May 1 at 3:22 pm

Do I love this or what! Great vibe... Very Very nice...

ATF out.

WebOfDistress said:

posted on Apr 4 at 10:50 pm

Nice work, but I must admit, I was a bit disappointed with one thing. I saw reference to the 'Short Forest', and thought "Yeah! A Stravinskian/Zappa-esque horn arrangement jam!" But nope... good tune .. but after getting jazzed for another tale of exploits within the Short Forest and whatnot... you can understand my response. So, you might want to lose that reference, coz anybody who knows Zappa is gonna get juiced by that, and possibly have the same reaction I did. (psst..don't listen to him, he's insane!) now&then is a bit more what I was expecting from Return of the Toads...Keep on jammin' and welcome to Fuzz!

Jostel Hason said:

posted on Apr 4 at 9:19 am

by the way, your pic reminds me(kind of) of Ozzy's ,, "NO MORES" tears cd.....

Jostel Hason said:

posted on Mar 26 at 8:33 am

Ran the two tunes.... Amazing horn, ripping, if you get a chance maybe stop by for a listen, Jostel, not much more I can say about your sound you probably don't already know, you SMOKE......REd hot HORN...........