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Discography: It's Telling... A Drummer's
Perspective
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Sample Tracks from It's Telling... A Drummer's Perspective
(MP3 files)
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Testimonials
"On "It's Telling," Sinnett's drums are like a polyphonal voice,
even if they speak in a different language, that of rhythm. His work is
mindful of Jack DeJohnette or Jeff "Tain" Watts, but it is so good,
those comparisons are only a frame of reference."
-- Bob Karlovits
Pittsburgh Tribune
"Jae Sinnett has produced the kind of recording that I like best from drummer/bandleaders: an unapologetic drummer’s record! The sound of the quartet resonates with me; I enjoy hearing the electric bass support the acoustic instruments and that solid foundation gives Jae more room to stretch out and play with a full sound. Jae’s compositions are well constructed melodically and harmonically, and of course, are quite interesting rhythmically. He gives himself ample solo space, which I applaud. Jae’s playing has grown steadily over the years and “It’s Telling…A Drummer’s Perspective” showcases him at his all-around best -- his most mature and adventurous playing to date."
--Steve Smith
http://www.jazzreview.com/cd/review
http://www.newsobserver.com/2766/story
"As I expected, your new tunes and playing sound great as usual.
Great drum sound! Your writing and playing skills keep getting better.
You never disappoint me!"
Many Blessings,
Alphonse Mouzon
Wow, sometimes you just stumble onto a little gold. Jae
Sinnett's kit work manages to channel bits of my favorite drummers
(Jeff Watts, Tony Williams) while retaining his own thing. It's very
inspiring to be witness to a player who can muster great power when
necessary and still dial back to great levels of sensitivity on the
snare and high hat. While it might be a drummer's perspective,
Sinnett's quartet pushes him along nearly as much as he drives them.
Great stuff.
Blogcritics Magazine
"On "It's Telling," Sinnett's drums are like a polyphonal voice, even if they speak in a different language, that of rhythm. His work is mindful of Jack DeJohnette or Jeff "Tain" Watts, but it is so good, those comparisons are only a frame of reference."
-- Bob Karlovits
Pittsburgh Tribune
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Discography:
The Sinnett Hearings
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Sample Tracks from The Sinnett Hearings (MP3
files)
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Earbuzz.com announces Jae Sinnett Jazz Artist Of the Year for 2006 and
"The Sinnett Hearings" - Jazz Recording Of The Year 2006."
“The Sinnett Hearings debuts at Number one on the national Jazzweek
radio chart January 31st 2006!!! A first for a new release in jazz
radio!”
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Testimonials "Wow! What a great
recording! Quite an accomplishment! The writing is serious with
excellent arranging and Jae's playing is absolutely terrific. Great
sound, feel, and solos. Following in the footsteps of drummer, composer,
bandleaders like Tony Williams and Jack DeJohnette, Jae Sinnett's "The
Sinnett Hearings" is a relevant statement on what’s happening TODAY in
acoustic modern jazz. "
-- Steve Smith
"This is one of the finest straight-ahead compositional collections
we've heard."
-- earbuzz.com
"Five stars! A must have CD."
-- cdbaby.com "Jae Sinnett established his credentials
long ago as a first-rate swinging player and prolific composer. The
inventive drummer-composer showcases his rhythmically ingenious facility
on a new set of originals that run the stylistic gamut from buoyant
Brazilian numbers ("Heading South") to funky backbeat-fueled boogaloos
("Third Potato") and catchy, pop-fueled modal vehicles like "Bedrock."
Sinnett reveals a towering influence on his dynamic Tony
Williams-inspired opener "Palpitations," which shifts nimbly back and
forth from six seven. Easily his strongest and most satisfying outing to
date."
-- JazzTimes Magazine
“Only my favorite record of the year! For more than a month “The
Sinnett Hearings” has traveled with me as sole occupant in my walkman.
This is masterful and it gives me a zillion ideas. I'm playing
everything in seven these days because I'm listening to this CD.”
-- Award winning composer,
Jon Weber
“The strength of this album lies in its potent melodies, harmonies
and engrossing grooves. “The Sinnett Hearings” has all the makings of a
classic.”
--Hampton Roads Magazine
"This is one of the most refreshing releases I have heard in a long
time. This is a winner!
No package like this anywhere presently."
-- Ahmad Jamal
"Sinnett’s playing is full of smart shifting syncopation and deft
punctuation; it’s interesting to listen to his nonstop inventions when
he is playing in support. The music — all Sinnett originals — alternates
between the soulfully lush and angularly melodic. It has the curious
charm of being simultaneously unpredictable and strangely familiar.
“Hearings” is intelligent, uncompromising jazz with mainstream appeal."
-- Style Weekly
Discography: Confluence
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Sample Tracks from Confluence
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Testimonials
"Confluence" is a fantastic showcase for Jae Sinnett's
strong playing and writing. Jae plays with a swingin' feel, uses musical
phrasing and has chops to spare -- a very hip recording."
Steve Smith
"This is first class! The musicianship and each
performance confirmed a commitment to excellence in music! Jazz and
improvisation came alive in the 21st century. Jae's playing is clean,
honest and pure in the purest sense! I compliment him and wish years of
performance for many to hear and be inspired by his talent and gift! The
world is better from your music and Lord knows, the world needs it now!
Keep swinging"!
Onward and Upward...
Dom Fumularo
2000 - "Off the Myopic Avenue"
With Allen Farnham playing piano, Terry Burrell bass and Elias Haslanger
tenor saxophone.
Sample Tracks (2.1 MB MP3):
1999 - "The Better Half"
Featuring Chris Potter tenor and soprano saxophones, Allen Farnham
piano and Terry Burrell bass. (Buy
it at CDNow)
1996 - "Listen"
Featuring Cyrus Chestnut and Allen Farnham playing piano, Clarence Seay
and Kiyoshi Kitagawa bass, Billy Pierce tenor saxophone, Jesse Davis
alto saxophone and John D'earth trumpet. (Buy
it at CDNow)
1994 - "House and Sinnett"
Featuring Cyrus Chestnut playing piano, Steve Wilson Saxophone and
Clarence Seay bass. (Buy
it at CDNow)
1992 - "Blue Jae"
Featuring John D'earth playing trumpet, Cyrus Chestnut and John Toomey
piano, Clarence Seay and Jimmy Masters bass, Dan Blunck and Eddie
Williams saxophones. (Buy
it at CDNow)
1986 - "Obsession"
Available on album and as of August 20th, 2000, there are only 6 left in
captivity. It features Frank Foster playing tenor saxophone, Wallace
Roney trumpet, Steve Wilson alto and soprano saxophone, John Hicks and
Bob Halahan piano and Clarence Seay bass.
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