Jeff Albert

I recently received some pictures, from Paul Fayard, of a less recent Jeff Albert Quartet show at Snug Harbor. Here is one of them.

Image by Paul Fayard.

Richard Thompson shot some great photos of the Snug Harbor show on January 29, 2009. A couple have been added to the media kit page, and some of the other interesting shots are below.

Horn section from George Porter Jr.’s birthday gig 2008 with the Runnin’ Pardners. (l to r: Mark Mullins, Tracy Griffin, Jeff Albert)

Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Dupuis.

This set of improvised music was recorded live at One to One Studios, a very cool art gallery and performance space, in Jackson, MS. on July 11, 2008. The musicians are: Bruce Golden (percussion), Jeb Stuart (bass and small instruments), and Jeff Albert (trombone and mutes). The files are 128k VBR mp3s.

Episode 1 (mp3)

Episode 2 (mp3)

Episode 3 (mp3)

Episode 4 (mp3)

This music free to share under a Creative
Commons Music Sharing License.

These were recorded live at One to One Studios, a very cool art gallery and performance space, in Jackson, MS. on July 11, 2008. This was either the first or second performance of each of these pieces. The musicians are Dave Cappello (drums), Ray Moore (alto sax, and other woodwind toys), Tommy Sciple (bass), and Jeff Albert (trombone). The files are 128k VBR mp3s.

I Was Just Looking For My Pants (mp3)

Subtle Flower (mp3)

(Could have Been a) Napkin/ Bag Full of Poboys (mp3)

This music free to share under a Creative
Commons Music Sharing License.

These were taken at One to One Studios in Jackson, MS on July 11, 2008 by Paul Fayard.

Bruce Golden (drums), Jeff Albert, and Jeb Stuart (bass)

The Quartet – Jeff, Dave, Tommy, and Ray on the very cool multi-level stage they have at One to One Studios.

I have new photos by Zack Smith. Some of the shots ended up in the online Media Kit, and I am sharing some of the more fun ones here.

Jeff Albert, Rob Mazurek, and Dave Rebeck with the Diesel Combustion Orchestra. Photo by M’Lyn. That moment may have sounded like this looks.

Sharing a coffee with Peter Brötzmann before his duo concert with Han Bennink, in New Orleans on April 28, 2008. This is not meant to be an endorsement of any particular brand of coffee.

Photo courtesy of John Sharappa.