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Bass Great Nathan East on Music & Fourplay

by on Oct.31, 2012, under Press &Reviews

The former San Diegan is one of the most in-demand bassists of the past 30 years.

Get out of town!

It was while earning his degree in music at UC San Diego in the late 1970s that budding bass guitar great Nathan East received perhaps the best advice anyone has given him.

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Bob James announces “Jazz for Japan” performance with Seiko Matsuda

by on Oct.26, 2012, under Event, News

Bob James will perform with Seiko Matsuda on October 29, 2012 in Ofunato, Japan to benefit “Jazz for Japan”.  This project has been a personal journey for Bob with his close ties to the country of Japan.

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‘Esprit de Four’ is All About Jazz

by on Oct.26, 2012, under Press &Reviews

Bands don’t last over two decades with minimal turnover in personnel and continued success if they’re composed of egotists, prima donnas, drama queens or people that just don’t play nice together. Fourplay has endured and thrived because it is an egalitarian coalition of seasoned professionals who set aside private agendas to serve the group dynamic.

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Fourplay’s Bob James Talks about “Put Our Hearts Together”

by on Oct.25, 2012, under Videos

Bob James talks about the single “Put Our Hearts Together“, from Fourplay’s new album Esprit de Four, and his personal connection to the people and culture that makes Japan so special.

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‘Esprit de Four’ is Examined

by on Oct.13, 2012, under Press &Reviews

After 13 albums scattered across 21 years, the men of Fourplay need no introduction but here they are nonetheless – Bob James (keyboards), Nathan East (bass), Chuck Loeb (guitar) and Harvey Mason (drums).

The group’s previous Heads Up release, “Let’s Touch the Sky” (2010), was fine but “Esprit de Four” is distinctly warmer and more appealing. The opener, “December Dream,” gets things started right by being both enchantingly ephemeral and rooted in rhythm. Loeb’s guitar work is exquisite here, as it is on the lovely, mellow title track.

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