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Jazz trio meets classic rock. Upright bass and drums lays down a swingy and groovy foundation under a guitar inspired by rock heroes like Brian May, David Gilmour, Kirk Hammett, Jeff Beck, Slash, etc. The album has been spoken of as "John Abercrombie and John Scofield mixed with 80's rock- and- 60's surf guitar.

Said by cupsncakenet:
"Although it’s not a “go-to” genre for me, I do love jazz. I especially love when artists modernize the genre in some unique way. Jazz heads that balk at this idea can stick it up their you-know-what's in their stale jazz rooms that pine for the days when people gave a shit. Thing is, people do still give a shit if you bring a new idea to the iconic genre like Gus Moberg has done on his debut album as The Gus Moberg Travesty. He brought in a heavy-hitting rhythm section of Jonathan McCaslin and Jeff Gammon to allow himself to explore rock n roll guitar through a jazz lens. The result is a refreshing reimagining for the 21st century."

Flying Towards Sunrise

Brian Bennett - Image

Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'échafaud - Lift To The Gallows

Time Capsule

Bananas

50 Jazz Classics

Goodbye Pork Pie Hat

Brian Bennett & Alan Hawkshaw - Mermaid

Ryo Fukui - Early Summer

Salt Peanuts

Hot House

6. Dorothy Ashby - Come Live with Me

2. Ze Rodrix - Esconderijo

3. Alan Tew - Drama Blackcloth

3. Larry Robins Sport Studio Band - Are You Free

14. Claude Thomain - Un Soir de Blanco

14. Claude Thomain - Un Soir de Blanco

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