Kyle Hollingsworth Band Live
at Camp Barefoot 4, Bartow, WV on 2010-08-20
Set List:
01) Bam!
02) Too Young
03) Yo Se
04) Way That It Goes
05) All Inside ->
06) Kashmir ->
07) Boo Boo's Pik-a-nik ->
08) Sweet Child O' Mine ->
09) Boo Boo's (end)
10) Piece Of Mine
11) Let's Go Outside
12) Seventh Step
13) Naive Melody
14) Peregrino
Actual
Proof is a unique Jazz-Fusion quartet that draws on musical
traditions that have produced infectious grooves—Jazz,
Afro-Cuban, West-African, and Funk traditions. The group is
unique as it features Eric Mullis on vibraphone and mallet
percussion. The group has been regularly performing
in the South-East since the fall of 2007. In July of 2009
Actual Proof released its full- length debut CD Paradigm
Shift. Songs from Paradigm Shift have been featured
on WNCW (Asheville NC), WUSC (Columbia SC), 98.1 The River
(Asheville NC), WSHA (Raleigh NC), and 106.5The End
(Charlotte NC).
"On
Paradigm Shift, Actual Proof revitalizes jazz fusion. Their
music is always funky (with powerful bass playing by
Berkley), but the jazz quotient is also quite high for the
band constantly improvises, tugging at and stretching the
boundaries of funky fusion, bringing in the best qualities
of electric jazz and rock.
While
each of the musicians in Actual Proof are excellent soloists,
it is the distinctive ensemble sound that really sticks in
one's mind. The prominence of vibraphonist Eric Mullis helps
to give the group its own musical personality. Paradigm
Shift contains more than its share of variety, danceable
grooves and bright moments, showing that there is still plenty
of life to be found in creative fusion."
~Scott
Yanow, author of The Jazz Singers, Trumpet Kings, Bebop, Jazz
On Record 1917-76 and Jazz On Film
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