The Atlanta Jazz Trio/Quartet/Quintet
Tony Hall - Percussions
Charley Clinkenbeard - Trumpet/complaints
Reed Lukat - Sax
George Uterhardt - Bass
A Boutique Assortment of Atlanta's Finest
Musicians for All of Your Live Performance Needs.
A Gig or Two
The Georgia Aquarium - Oceans
Ballroom
Club Ravina
The Atlanta Jazz Quartet Lasses (less one)
The Caviar was Fresh...not unlike the Trumpet Section
Smiling George Utterhardt
Eddie - Reed - Confident Charlie
Agents Lukat & Clinkenbeard
What do you call a small room full of piano players?
Great sound - Strange Room
Brand New Schimmel Grand Piano
Juday - Susan - Melanie
Patience, good food & drinks is a virtue! Photos in this display by Juday!
Bassist supremo and an easy going guy...give him a key, and he's there.
"We're here to review your tax years 2001, 2002, 2003 & 2004....NOW."
The view from the Sax Section
Slight reduction in value after the gig.
The Atlanta Jazz Quartet Lasses (less one)
Juday - Susan - Melanie
Patience, good food & drinks is a virtue! Photos in this display by Juday!
A
Sunday Afternoon in November
The
Atlanta Jazz Quartet in Rehearsal
"This is the biggest quartet I've ever played in!!" Tony Hall
Joey Waters trumpet, and Mike Smith on bone solo, w/ Jerry Aull guitar.
Larry Smith, Alto & "Too Tall" Lukat, Tenor
Tony Hall-Drums, Eddy Cowley-Bass & Larry Smith-Alto
Larry Smith - Saxes & Sundry
Jerry isn't really hiding...it's this witness protection thing that makes him camera shy.
Reedo in the midst of solo.
"But...288 BPM?!! My digital metronome only goes to 200!!"
Moanin' got an extra ride with a bass solo. Instead of thanking us, Eddy just said...in his cool, calm usual demeanor..."it's about time, the session is over."
"A warhorse that I had the honor to sit in with during the 70's and the pleasure of meeting again in the past few years." Dan Turner
"Are you sure you want me to play?"
The boy is still playing 10 minutes after each rehearsal just for a "cool down" so his trombone won't warp.
Joey Waters trumpet, and Mike Smith on bone solo, w/ Jerry Aull guitar.
Jerry isn't really hiding...it's this witness protection thing that makes him camera shy.
Jerry Aull - Guitar/Vocals
Dan Turner - Piano
With
the utmost respect and appreciation of the music and musicians of that era!
We
would hope to emulate their style of jazz that was the fulcrum between early Jass
and today's Jazz.
Proudly playing: Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers:
"Moanin'"
Eddy Cowley - Bass
