If you’ve seen a live show, you know that I love using Boss’ Loop Pedals. Particularly their Boss RC-20XL. Well, they’re having a “loop” contest, and I’ve put a little compilation together of a few clips from live gigs. If you have a moment, take a peek. 
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A week ago I was lucky enough to be in Victoria, BC, easily one of the most beautiful places on earth. While I was there, I stopped in to speak with Arnold van Klaveren who runs a great radio program called Rhythm-a-ning which focuses almost solely on Canadian Jazz. We had a great time and it was fun talking more about our jazz release Live at the Cellar.” Thanks Arnold!.
GREAT review from the Midwest Record. Check it out below:
Tyler Summers Trio – Live At The Cellar
This certainly seems to be a good month for indy jazz as this crew comes back together for a new set that finds them right in the pocket throughout. Led by a sax man that can blow 200 mph licks with the best of them, it’s energy, chops and skill add up to one killer package. Impressively kicking it out on all originals, the contemporary jazzbo will be thrilled to be the first on his block to be blasting this with the windows open. Engagingly creative and heartfelt, this is a date that’s sure to grab you by the ear and not let go.
-Chris Spector, Midwest Record
DOWNLOAD THE ALBUM HERE – iTUNES
Very cool review from BlogCritics.org. Check it out below:
Tyler Summers Trio – Live At The Cellar
Hey, so the trio is actually a quintet. Sort of. In any event, there’s a healthy dose of telepathic interplay on this disc. I particularly like how Summers plays his soprano sax (he plays alto as well) off of David Braid’s piano on “Contemplation.” There are also long-form compositions (“Solitary Candle”) and tracks that build drama with inventive use of unison lines. “Patience” (my favorite track) is such a tune, torquing up the electricity with some exhilarating starts and stops. The back & forth between busted passages and straight ahead swing is a load of fun.
-Mark Saleski, BlogCritics.org
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