11 Jun

[ June 14th, 2024 release via Corner Store Jazz: Phil Haynes’4 Horns & What? – The Complete American Recordings ]

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The Complete American Recordings, out June 14 via Corner Store Jazz, compiles the band’s two studio albums and a previously unheard 1995 live recording from the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The collection features Haynes with varying line-ups including John Tchicai, Paul Smoker, Herb Robertson, Ellery Eskelin, Andy Laster and Joe Daley

“Since arriving in New York from Oregon in 1983, drummer Phil Haynes established himself as a potent force on the downtown composer/improviser scene.” – Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes

12 Jun

[ June the 15th, 2023 release on Corner Store Jazz: Phil Haynes, David Liebman & Phil Gress ‘Coda(s): No Fast Food III ]

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Drummer/Composer Phil Haynes launches an ambitious three-year release schedule with a new album by his adventurous trio No Fast Food. Coda(s), due out on Haynes’ 62nd birthday, June 15, 2023 via his Corner Store Jazz imprint, reunites the drummer with legendary saxophonist David Liebman and bassist Drew Gress. The release is the first of several planned through 2025, including Haynes’ memoir Chasing the Masters with an accompanying 62-track audio compilation

“[No Fast Food is] freewheeling free-bop… by a musically flexible trio of masters hellbent on dealing beauty.” – Dave Wayne, All About Jazz

“Since arriving in New York from Oregon in 1983, drummer Phil Haynes established himself as a potent force on the downtown composer/improviser scene.” – Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes

26 Mar

[ March the 27th release via Corner Store Jazz: The Day Dream Trio – Originals ]

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release date: 27.03.2020 via Corner Store Jazz

Lyrical yet adventurous piano trio Day Dream reconvenes for their third record in a decade, this time focusing on original material

“…a set of buoyant originals…. This is a trio that truly is more than the sum of its parts, attaining vibrancy and color through a melding of Gress’ deep, shapely tones, Haynes’ probing, loose-limbed accents and Rudolph’s heady lyricism. There’s a fullness to the performance that you don’t usually hear in occasional trios –- or even steadily working ones….Perhaps the highlight of Originals, produced by Haynes, is his lovely offbeat celebration of his wife, ‘Beloved Refracted.’” – Lloyd Sachs, DownBeat