- Mixture is a gem of smooth-styled jazz that sparkles all over.
- Key to this endeavor is friend, keyboardist and songwriter Tom Rule with whom Stuckey has collaborated the past several years, writing the music for this album.
- Whether familiar with the blind guitarist or not, Mixture is a delightful recording, delivering an all-around pleasurable musical experience from an amazingly talented artist who, despite his physical limitation, navigates his musical path like a driven visionary, letting nothing get in the way of his success.
- Not everything here is soft and sweet however, as stuck in the middle of these selections is the swinging, bop-to-the-core "Too Pooped To Bop."
- .....the album presents a versatile set of primarily warm tunes with a touch of bop and pep.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
MIXTURE: GREAT Review over at All About Jazz!
Fresh on the heels of reaching into the Top Ten on the CMJ Jazz charts comes this highly complimentary review of Mixture over at All About Jazz by Edward Blanco. Here are a few quotes:
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Another MIXTURE review: This one from "This is Book's Music"
The reviews just keep coming in for MIXTURE.
Click for the Original Review
"Smooth but not cheesy smooth" - I just had to laugh! We saved the cheese factor for the MIXTUREcast videos.
For a bit of luxurious jazz in your late nights or early morning, you may want to check out the latest album from guitarist Joey Stuckey.
Mixture (Senate records) is a 10-track collection of laid back jazz, smooth if you will but not a cheesy smooth. He does take time to get into a bebop vibe with the appropriately titled “Too Pooped To Bop”, but he makes a great effort in showing off his skills on the guitar.
“Sunday Brunch” will definitely take you to the shores of Rio and make you wish you had a coffee, tea, or some kind of liquid refreshment...while “Crooked” seems to be Stuckey getting comfortable in the style of music he loves the most, and thus ends the album in a fine fashion.
Click for the Original Review
"Smooth but not cheesy smooth" - I just had to laugh! We saved the cheese factor for the MIXTUREcast videos.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Sheet Music: Crooked is available
The sheet music for CROOKED is available HERE over at MacMusicGuy.com. We've also posted a VIDEO LINK "How To" video on the keyboard setup and programming - we're calling it the "MIXTURE How-To" series.
I know - real original name!
Check them out!
You can also keep up with what's being posted for each individual song over on the "All the Songs" page.
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