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Purchase a copy of the new CD from the Chris Mosley Quartet
feat. Tim Willcox - sax, Bill Athens - bass, Randy Rollofson - drums.
10 new original compositions pushing the boundaries of contemporary jazz.
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Get a digital copy of the Chris Mosley Trio's 
The Miraculous Aspect of Time, available for download at:

 
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Chris Mosley on Myspace: www.myspace.com/chrismosleymusic

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 NEWS!

I have recently joined forces with some very fresh and varied
projects including Ben Darwish's Commotion, a heavy-hitting
fusion jam band; the 'orchestral rock band' Echo Helstrom,
featuring violin, arco bass, killin' vocals and great songs
and arrangements (definately a great band to see around
town and beyond); and the Sam Howard Band, a quasi
americana/blues/jazz quartet featuring the great compositions
of P-town's newest musical aquisition, baJassist Sammy H!

Our new record, Outside Voices, is now available!  Go to 
www.DiaticRecords.com to get a copy.  The quartet consists 
of Tim Willcox on tenor and alto, Bill Athens on acoustic 
bass and Randy Rollofson on drums.  I'm really happy with 
how the music came out love the way these guys played the tunes.  
We had a great release party at Jimmy Mak's!

Check out the review for the record at Jazz Review.Com!

Jazz Society of Oregon Featured Musician
Check out the JSO page to see my featured musician 
interview with Rita Rega.  Mosley's hittin' the big time!

Please enjoy the site-wide music player - you'll hear 
tunes from the new quartet record, Outside Voices, 
as well as some selections from last years trio disc, 
The Miraculous Aspect of Time.

 

"Mosley possesses rapid-fire dexterity and a fluidity that is as jazz as jazz gets...
As bold as it is beautiful" -
Willamette Week



"Mosley explores the outer reaches of open-ended swing
with microtonal splendor."

-Tim Duroche

photos by Cortney Erskine
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