Sentence examples for from a rhythm section from inspiring English sources

He is likely to receive strong support from a rhythm section of Fima Ephron on bass and Nate Smith on drums.

But Mr. Young's guitar and voice are unmoored from a rhythm section, and they ricochet in stereo through Mr. Lanois's transformations, meeting their own shadows and ghosts.

But so is inspired input from pianist Matt Mitchell, in a dazzling string of solos, and flawless navigation from a rhythm section comprising drummer Dan Weiss and Linda Oh, a frequent bassist for trumpeter Dave Douglas.

(Chinen) *BUD SHANK QUARTET (Thursday through July 10) The venerable West Coast alto saxophonist, has a winsomely boppish new album, "Bouncin' With Bud and Phil" (Capri); here he enjoys expressive accompaniment from a rhythm section otherwise known as the Bill Mays Trio.

Peace (Mohawk, 3.30pm) Give Peace a chance: the Birmingham band have a vocalist with the gruff charisma of Ellery Roberts from Wu Lyf and a rhythm section with the sexy propulsion of Vampire Weekend.

Enon includes Brainiac's guitarist and a rhythm section from Skeleton Key; its songs are utterly polymorphous, veering from clattering minimal syncopations to melodic rock, but never shying away from noise.

Enon includes Brainiac's guitarist and a rhythm section from Skeleton Key.

(Chinen) GEORGE COLEMAN QUARTET (Tonight and tomorrow night) Fluent and fiery hard bop, from a well-traveled saxophonist and a rhythm section that includes the sharp pianist Anthony Wonsey and the hard-driving drummer Louis Hayes.

Mr. Tyler and the guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, from Aerosmith, played "Dream On" without a rhythm section; it got shaky at times, but amid the telethon's hurricane footage, one line was newly telling: "The past is gone".

The most impressive part of the set was a long piece called "The Five Elements and the Natural Trinity," a Latin tune in five-four that changed colors several times, from a simple ensemble arrangement to a rhythm section montuno to a solo-piano connecting sequence, finally ending in a rousing group vamp that showed off Mr. Lindner's arranging skills.

Franklin was to provide a rhythm section, flown in from New York, many of whom had been members of King Curtis's band, including the drummer Bernard Purdie, the bassist Chuck Rainey and the guitarist Cornell Dupree.