Edito de Slow PokeSlow Poke was released in 2002, and features six original compositions, two John Lewis tunes ('Afternoon in Paris' and 'Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West') and the Monk classic 'Bye-Ya'. The songs represent a range of musical styles, from straight-ahead, jazz-inflected blues, jazz ballads and waltzes, to latin, funk and folksy grooves. The instrumentation also mixes things up, with guitar/bass duo, guitar trio, and quartet featuring either baritone saxophone or trumpet. Ken is joined on Slow Poke by some of Boston's finest jazz musicians, including brother Steve Rose on drums and John Turner on double-bass, with special guest appearances by baritone saxophone guru Charlie Kohlhase and cool trumpeter Phil Grenadier. Lire la suite