Time Spent At Traffic Lights
by OREN MARSHALL AND THE CHARMING TRANSPORT BAND
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Harry's Pain
08:00
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Bush Baby (Part One)
03:04
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Skybow
09:39
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City In Chaos
01:29
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Alarming Numbers
02:57
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Satan's Penis
03:50
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Bush Baby (Part Two)
01:55
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Bar's Dream
02:11
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about
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"Everyone has room in their collection for at least one tuba virtuoso, and if yours is looking a bit bleak in that department may we cordially introduce you to Mr. Oren Marshall. Nominated two years running for the BBC award in jazz innovation, Marshall has finally seen fit to release 'Time Spent At Traffic Lights' - a selection of solo and small ensemble compositions originally recorded during the mid-nineties with The Charming Transport Band and here committed to record for the first time.
As with any such endeavor, there's always the danger that one man's jazz odyssey will be another man's gold-plated ball-ache, but thanks to Marshall's brass skills (honed to perfection since the age of fourteen) 'Time Spent At Traffic Lights' remains the right side of the innovative/insufferable divide throughout. Opening with the jaunty excursions of 'Harry's Pain', Marshall then takes us on a meandering journey through the evocative clearing of 'Bush Baby Part One', gives us a brief pep of rabble-rousing quirkiness on the title track, before seeing you out with the dawn-chorus of 'Bar's Dream'. It's enough to expunge the image of Harold Bishop forever..." [Boomkat]
"remarkable stuff... the musically curious should find plenty to enjoy in this charmingly eccentric piece of work" [24HourDash]
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"Everyone has room in their collection for at least one tuba virtuoso, and if yours is looking a bit bleak in that department may we cordially introduce you to Mr. Oren Marshall. Nominated two years running for the BBC award in jazz innovation, Marshall has finally seen fit to release 'Time Spent At Traffic Lights' - a selection of solo and small ensemble compositions originally recorded during the mid-nineties with The Charming Transport Band and here committed to record for the first time.
As with any such endeavor, there's always the danger that one man's jazz odyssey will be another man's gold-plated ball-ache, but thanks to Marshall's brass skills (honed to perfection since the age of fourteen) 'Time Spent At Traffic Lights' remains the right side of the innovative/insufferable divide throughout. Opening with the jaunty excursions of 'Harry's Pain', Marshall then takes us on a meandering journey through the evocative clearing of 'Bush Baby Part One', gives us a brief pep of rabble-rousing quirkiness on the title track, before seeing you out with the dawn-chorus of 'Bar's Dream'. It's enough to expunge the image of Harold Bishop forever..." [Boomkat]
"remarkable stuff... the musically curious should find plenty to enjoy in this charmingly eccentric piece of work" [24HourDash]
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credits
released 11 November 2003
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Oren Marshall - tubas,recorders
Steve Buckley - bass clarinet
Dean Brodrick - melodica,clavinet
Simone Haggiag - congas,percussion
Davide Giovannini - drums,percussion
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Oren Marshall - tubas,recorders
Steve Buckley - bass clarinet
Dean Brodrick - melodica,clavinet
Simone Haggiag - congas,percussion
Davide Giovannini - drums,percussion
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