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*Chain Reaction by David Weckl Band
*Pools by Steps Ahead
*Both Sides of the Coin by Steps Ahead
*Spherical by Brecker Brothers
*Joe Frasier by Bill Bruford
*Bathsheba by Brecker Brothers
*American Garage by Pat Matheny Group
*Mysterious Maze by Oytun Ersan
*Instru Mental by Christophe Briand
*Hold On by CAB
*Run for Cover by David Sanborn
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*Metro by Metro
*Phase Dance by Pat Metheny
*Chromazone by Mike Stern
*Donna Lee by Jaco Pastorious
*Any Way You Want by David Sanborn
*New York Special by Brecker Brothers
*Upside Downside by Mike Stern
*Jacknife by Brecker Brothers
*Above and Below by Brecker Brothers
*Cee Blues by John Novello
*Jacknife by Brecker Brothers
* Where Have I Danced With You Before? by Chick Corea
*Simply Samba by Bob Dill
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Jazz Fusion
Ty Perry Project
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They knew that this was not going to be a band of many gigs in the St Louis area. They mainly just wanted to play the music they loved. Now, they have decided to get out there and let you hear what you have all been missing. And they're looking to put jazz back on the map in St. Louis. The Ty Perry Project plays a variety of mostly cover songs ranging from the early 70’s to present day Jazz and Jazz Fusion. They play a variety of music from the likes of Chic Corea, The Brecker Brothers, Dave Weckl, Weather Report, Return to Forever, Simon Phillips and Protocol, David Garfield, Steps Ahead, Yellow Jackets, Mike Stern and David Sanborn... just to name a few.
Thanks to everyone who attended our recent concert at Evangeline's Bistro and Music House. Had a great turnout and was an excellent evening of Jazz Fusion. We will keep you posted on any future concerts. Thank you for your patronage!
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The Ty Perry Project was initially created as a result of some very talented musicians who just wanted to play the music that has for so many years influenced their lives and playing, namely Jazz Fusion. Jazz Fusion is influenced by a variety of styles and music genres such as R’n’B, rock / progressive rock, funk, soul, blues, and gospel just to name a few. Along with so many styles and traditions from around the world, all have been combined with a strong jazz influence to create this "Fusion" flavor to jazz. Truly never boring, and certainly not by any means elevator music, Jazz Fusion demands your attention. For this style of music is intricate, ever changing and demands precision. This is what sets this group of gentlemen ahead of the rest. It’s the old cliche; “this was as if this was meant to be.” And it is! Pretty much a chance happening of musicians striving to hone and perfect the same musical experience. Where have they been, you might ask? Pretty much in their own studio; although they have made many well accepted appearances in the greater St. Louis area.
The Ty Perry Project initially started in early 2006, evolved, and has grown their repertoire and direction over the years; constantly challenging themselves. Being in the St. Louis area, Jazz Fusion is not a well noted or played music genre'. Sure you can dance to many a song, but again, this is music for the soul. It’s designed to be listened to, contemplated, intrigued by, and just namely, enjoyed.
*High Life by David Weckl
*In a Sentimental Mood by Michael Brecker
*Duck Ankles by David Sanborn
*Straight to the Heart by David Sanborn
*Rizmatic Juices by Karizma
*Spain by Chic Corea
*Gossip by Brecker' Brothers
*Take 5 by Dave Brubeck
*Power Play by Eddie Gomez
*Oops by Steps Ahead
*Kumi Na Moja by Simon Phillips
*Birdland by Weather Report
*Kashmir by Dixie Dregs
*Tune For Tony by David Garfield
*Invention by Flim and the BBs
*Spherical by Brecker Brothers
*Spooky by David Sanborn
*Sumo by Steps Ahead
*Beyond The 7th Galaxy by Return to Forever
*Some Skunk Funk by Brecker Brothers
*Elegant People by Weather Report
*Song for Barry by Brecker Brothers