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Press
"...supported brilliantly by baritone saxophonist Jim Dejoie’s rich tone in a series of deftly timed interpolations that had the effect of organ chords." --Bill Barton
"The opening ensemble featuring clarinet and two trombones was creamy and luxuriant, and lead clarinetist Jim Dejoie was justly credited in Knapp’s outro for his magnificent playing." --Bill Barton - All About Jazz
"...there are bebop sensibilities at play, particularly in James Dejoie's baritone sax and clarinet playing..." - Tone and Groove
"The most Coltrane influenced track follows with DeJoie really blowing the hell out of his sax while the rest of the band jams along with him, from romping rhythmically complex sections with a blues edge to them, to passages of pure free form freaking out. " --Feb. 2005 - Aural Inovations
Discography
"everlasting now": our first recording done in 2003
"the best of all possible worlds": our newest project completed in 2006
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Bio
With ElEctronic mayhEm Ensuing thE atmosphErE, joie tet invitEs thE listEnErs to expand thEir minds and to takE a dEEp brEath bEforE thE plunge...Is it jazz? Is it rock? Is it fusion? Is? YES! IT IS!!
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