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James Evans' Incredible String Four

This superb young band features their leader, brilliant young clarinet and sax player James Evans whilst on piano is Tom Kincaid, on guitar (several!)/banjo is Martin Wheatley and on bass and vocal...  
 
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Bassdog (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Is that the same bass Tom Wheatley is playing now ... well. if it is, and you see this , I would really make you an offer for that bass. Pure class ... Willie Dixon used to play one of those... Drop me a message.
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James Evans is probably the most innovative, technically accomplished clarinettist playing in Britain today. He also has an idiosyncratic sense of humor. Listen very carefully to his soloing here and you will find that it is quite unique... a real buzz. Check out his work on the new Byzantines' CD, "Mister Exstein's X-Ray Eyes."
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By which I mean: James Evans is probably the most innovative, technically accomplished clarinettist playing in Britain today. He also has an idiosyncratic sense of humor. Listen very carefully to his soloing here and you will find that it is quite unique... a real buzz. Check out his work on the new Byzantines' CD, "Mister Exstein's X-Ray Eyes."
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James Evans rules!

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