Name: Live At The Village Vanguard
Brand: Chris Potter

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Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Limited edition

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Release date

2023-06-23

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EDNLP1214

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5060509791866

2023-02-17

EDN1214

5060509791859

Artist

Chris Potter

Label EU

Edition Records Ltd.

Genre EU

Jazz

Chris Potter is a highly skilled mastering engineer based in London. With a career spanning over two decades, he has worked at renowned studios such as Mayfair Studios, Whitfield Street Recording Studios, and Sony Music Studios. In 1997, he transitioned into the field of mastering and honed his expertise in this area. He was also associated with [l265432] until its temporary closure in 2008. Currently, Chris works at [l264146]. His contributions to the music industry are recognized under the name "KRISP@ELECTRIC" on certain vinyl releases.

With an impressive resume and extensive experience, Chris Potter has become a trusted figure in the world of audio engineering. His mastery of sound manipulation and attention to detail have made him sought after by artists from various genres.

Influenced by legendary saxophonists like Kenny Garrett and Michael Brecker, Chris Potter's work exhibits a unique blend of technical brilliance and artistic expression. He has collaborated with esteemed musicians such as Kurt Rosenwinkel, Joshua Redman Quartet, Joe Lovano, Donny McCaslin, Christian McBride, Mark Turner, Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, Miguel Zenón, Dave Holland Quintet, Jerry Bergonzi and many more.

Newest Listed Items

For fans of Steve Reich, David Pajo / Papa M, Gustavo Santaolalla and Dirty Three. Composer, guitarist and producer Chris Morphitis releases his debut album through 'Village Green'. Recorded at his suburban garden shed, the album merges Morphitis's love of Zimbabwean and Greek music with his intuitive passion for experimentalism. Commencing with a mixture of improvised and pre-written material, Morphitis built the album up from recorded takes of complete live performances, the idea being to retain any imperfections and sense of spontaneity. With this in mind he also chose to record with a combination of musicians who specialised in improvisation.

Live At The Village Vanguard

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