Instrumentation:
- Arrangements, Compositions: Jeff Kaye
- Electric/Acoustic Piano: Jeff Kaye
- Bass: Sal DeRaffelle
- Soprano Sax: Paul Carr
- Tenor, Soprano, Alto, Baritone Sax: Lyle Link
Influences: Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles
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| Preview | Title | Album |
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| Out of Blue | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| 20-Blind-20 | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| No Greater Lover | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| Country Wizard | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| The In Crowd | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| The Big Smoke | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx | |
| Ain’t Necessarily So | Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx |
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| Corner Pocket | Tales and Destinations | |
| Ticket to Ride | Tales and Destinations | |
| Festival of Thieves | Tales and Destinations | |
| Cirrus Surreal | Tales and Destinations | |
| The Storm | Tales and Destinations | |
| Original Intent | Tales and Destinations | |
| Summertime | Tales and Destinations | |
| Vintage Keys | Tales and Destinations | |
| Forty Heros | Tales and Destinations | |
| Kingpin | Tales and Destinations |
Reviews:
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One of the most attractive things about jazz in the 21st Century is its polyglot nature. No longer is it the music of the classic trumpet-tenor saxophone quintet playing transmogrified blues and show tunes. Today, influences as disparate at Eastern Indian drones and Karl Stockhausen electronica, are tossed into the beaker on the stir plate with the rate at 1000 rpm. It’s rare to find anyone who takes greater glee in shattering the jazz status quo than pianist Jeff Kaye, on a one man crusade to redefine how jazz is performed and heard. … It is hard to anticipate hearing a recording as original as Bo Bo Bazinsky In the Bronx for the rest of this year. Jeff Kaye is a mad genius, sorcerer, and musical alchemist. This is not jazz for the faint of heart.
- Chicken Fish Speaks by Mite Mutant
- Jazz Review by Glenn Astaria
- All Music Guide by Adam Greenberg
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Bobo Bazinsky in the Bronx will scare you in the same way that a big city scares an out-of-towner. It’s loud, hectic, in-your-face, and diverse. But behind the beeps and traffic is a silver lining of humanity and culture. All of this, believe it or not, is actually captured by 35 Days in May. Some listeners will undoubtedly brush the album aside as a mere experiment of sounds and instruments. But give the eight-track album a chance. It’s hypnotic and endearingly scary.
- JazzReview.com by Randy McElligott
- Jazz Improv Magazine, Volume 5, Number 2 by Winthrop Bedford
- Run-Off Grove by John Book (7th Article)
Press:“It’s like meeting John Coltrane, Weather Report, and the Funk Brothers on another planet.” –John, ColumbiaPress Kit
