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November 9, 2008 | Will Patton Ensemble Live at VPR

Wicked cool live recording of the Will Patton Ensemble available for you to download and enjoy from the Vermont Public Radio website! Consummate professionals, the boys are in rare form, and the energy from this live gig is palpable, especially within the laidback FM community radio environment. Will shares some interesting experiences and spontaneous liner notes between songs from his most recent album, "6th Street Runaround," as well as some of our favorites from past CDs.

Take some time to listen, or do what we did and burn a personal copy CD for yourself:

Link: Will Patton Ensemble Live at VPR
Will Patton-Mandolin; Steve Blair-Guitar; David Gusakov-Violin; Clyde Stats-Bass; Skeeter Camera-Drums

The Will Patton Ensemble

Artist website
Recent JazzMando Review: 6th St. Runaround
Will Patton's GiJM PROFESSIONALS SOUND LAB entry: Lydia O'Lydia

Posted by Ted at November 9, 2008 6:18 AM

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