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1. Apr 21,  · Michael Musillami Trio: Old Tea album review by Nic Jones, published on April 21, Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

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2. Old Tea is the fifth album from guitarist/composer Michael Musillami’s longstanding trio featuring bassist Joe Fonda and George Schuller, and the group's first recording without additional musicians or special guests since its debut, Beijing.

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3. Review. Guitarist Michael Musillami composed the music for this program in the wake of his son Evan's death. The fact that it's measured and profoundly beautiful is testament to what music can do, and the fact that it's so superbly realized comes down to the fact that this trio is supremely empathetic.

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4. In March , guitarist Michael Musillami's son, Evan, took his own life at the age of During the months that followed, Musillami composed a book of tunes inspired by and dedicated to Evan, which make up Old Tea, the fifth release from his veteran bdomsaviclocasme.lderinolraversheattimacarptaconffal.co after Lao Cha, a rare form of Taiwanese Oolong, Old Tea refers to a pastime Musillami and his son often enjoyed together—sharing a.

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5. Old Tea CD () $ Old Tea is the fifth album from guitarist/composer Michael Musillami's longstanding trio featuring bassist Joe Fonda and George Schuller, and the group's.

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6. Michael Musillami discography and songs: Music profile for Michael Musillami, born 28 July Genres: Jazz. Albums include From Seeds, Motion Poetry, and Pictures.

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7. Michael Musillami Trio: Old Tea ‎ (CD, Album) Playscape Recordings: PSR # US: Sell This Version: PSR # Michael Musillami Trio + 2: Life Anthem.

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8. Pride is the Michael Musillami Trio's seventh release in the group's year history. On Disc I, Musillami's core trio, which has worked domestically and abroad since , presents new material such as the Monkish Uncle Fino's Garden and blues inflected Courageous David B., along with trio staples Bald Yet Hip and Old Tea.

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9. 13 classic jazz albums that you've probably never heard, but certainly should have. Michael Musillami – Old Tea Mike DiRubbo – Chronos my addition is Joe Bonner Trio – New Life, that.

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