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November Lake

from Forward by Chad McCullough

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about

My family and I take walks to Lake Michigan quite often. We're lucky to be close to such natural beauty in Chicago, and I'm always fascinated by the shifting color of the water and the sky. One particular walk in November the lake was a deep slate blue and I thought it'd be a good title for a tune. I love titles that invoke some sort of moment and color, without actually telling the listener exactly what those are. The composition itself was inspired partially by some of the early-70's Charles Tolliver tunes, and some of Avishai Cohen's trumpet trio writing (two of about a million heroes of mine who play trumpet). I tried to keep it simple, to focus on the improvisation, and the band did not disappoint. This was the first take of the first tune in the studio on the day we recorded. I think Rob's solo is just perfect, and the way the band interacts with him from the first note is that one-brain kind of playing that makes it so appealing to play with the three of them.

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from Forward, released October 16, 2020
Chad McCullough - trumpet
Rob Clearfield - piano
Matt Ulery - bass
Jon Deitemyer - drums

Produced by Chad McCullough and Ryan Cohan

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Dan McClenaghan writes, trumpeter Chad McCullough "is a rare instrumentalist who makes each note sound as if it were imbued with a deeper meaning. Certainly a player with great chops, his approach is one that is measured and deliberate, often introspective, sometimes gorgeously melancholic, and one that employs a continuity of mood and atmosphere that the best recordings have.” ... more

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