The Miles Davis classic performed by jazz trio Central Park West
featuring Willem Paynter on bass
Geordie Haley on guitar
Brendan Melchin on drums

So What

Blue In Green

Johnny Mandel's classic song from 1964 recorded here by Halifax based jazz trio Central Park West.
Willem Panyter on bass
Geordie Haley on guitar
Brendan Melchin on drums

Emily

Lester Leaps In - performed by Martin Davidson, Breagh MacKinnon and Willem Paynter; Live at Obladee Wine Bar July 10th,2015

Lester Leaps In.MP3

Willem Paynter - Bass
Geordie Haley - Guitar
Brendan Melchin - Drums
Martin Davidson - Tenor

recorded live at Obladee wine bar in Halifax NS

Central Park West Featuring Martin Davidson - St. Thomas

Released December 16, 2015 

Tracks 1-3 composed by Willem Paynter 
Sister Sadie composed by Horace Silver 
Produced by Willem Paynter 

Personnel 
Willem Paynter - Bass 
Matt Myer - Hammond B-3; Trumpet [track 4] 
Trevor Wentzell - Alto Sax; Piano [track 4] 
Dustin LindenSmith - Tenor Sax 
Brendan Melchin - Drums 

Recorded live off the floor at New Scotland Yard Studios on November 13, 2015 
Sound Engineer & Mixing - Thomas Stajcer 
Mastering Engineer - Don Chapman 
Album Design - Andy Longaphy 
Album Photo - Paul Vienneau 
CD Production - Reg at put it on cd
credits
released December 16, 2015

04 - Sister Sadie

Willem Paynter - City Grit

Willem Paynter - Jump Riff Blues

Willem Paynter - The Sleaze

Jazz bassist Willem Paynter has been part of the Atlantic Canadian music scene since 2005. During that time he has participated in several recordings and countless festival, concert and club performances with musicians from all generations. Willem has appeared in groups lead by Jeff Goodspeed, Bill Stevenson, Andrew Jackson’s “Blakey Project” and many more. 
  
This December, Willem released his debut recording as a leader titled “City Grit”, music influenced by legendary hard boppers Stanley Turrentine, Horace Silver and Hank Mobley and by noir crime fiction writing.

Willem Paynter

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