FutureJazz, Live at the Cadillac Hotel, by E. Doctor Smith, Peter McKibben featuring Laura Austin Wiley

FutureJazz, Live at the Cadillac Hotel

by E. Doctor Smith, Peter McKibben featuring Laura Austin Wiley

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1.	G.S.E. 05:47	buy track
2.	Ahnknoir 05:13	buy track
3.	Darkly Noon 05:13	buy track
4.	Remembering 04:36	buy track
5.	The Infinity of 3 05:41	buy track
6.	Glen's Echo 03:04	buy track
7.	Pivot 05:34	buy track
8.	What We Were Told 04:29	buy track
9.	Contingency Plans 06:33	buy track
10.	Beyond Walkabout 07:06	buy track

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“FutureJazz” Live at the Cadillac Hotel is the second “FutureJazz” album on the Edgetone Records label by E. Doctor Smith, Peter
McKibben and featuring Laura Austin Wiley.
Recorded live in San Francisco at the Tenderloin’s Cadillac Hotel in 2023, this album features music from their first album, as well as music from the trio’s solo recordings.

The legendary drummer Billy Cobham (Mahavishnu Orchestra, Miles Davis) described Smith’s solo Zendrum piece “Glen’s Echo” as “Wonderful, inventive and triggers the imagination”. “FutureJazz” Live at the Cadillac Hotel also marks Smith’s ninth album released on the Edgetone Records Label dating back to 2007.

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released February 27, 2024

E. Doctor Smith - Zendrum, loops and samples
Peter McKibben - Guitars, loops
Laura Austin Wiley - flutes, effects

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Edgetone Records San Francisco, California

Edgetone Records is place for new music crossing the genre boundaries. Founded by musician/producer, Rent Romus, the label took shape in 1991. After being on a long hiatus Rent re-opened Edgetone in January 2000 and expanded it to support D.I.Y. (do it yourself) artists looking for a ground base and community label identity. ... more