diggin deep
07-18-2006, 09:04 AM
This Sunday at Chapel The Ticklejunk All Stars will be joined by legendary trumpeter Thomas Marriott.
Thomas has played with Tito Puente, Maynard Ferguson, Rosemary Clooney, The Chico O’Farrell Orchestra, Ritchie Cole, Joe Locke & Kenny Kirkland and many others.
Original House beats by Danny Massure with live keys, guitar, vocals, saxophone, trumpet and percussion.
Sunday July 23 @ Chapel - 9pm to 12 am
"Thomas Marriott is a truly great jazz trumpet player."
- Maynard Ferguson, April 2000
"Thomas Marriott is one of the most promising young trumpet players in the region. He combines lighting quick articulation with walloping bop chops, energy, and knowledge of the tradition."
- Earshot Jazz Magazine, October 1996
"Tom Marriott is a very accomplished young trumpet player. Recent hangs with Tom have reminded me of how much I enjoy his playing."
- Brian Lynch, 2002
"Thomas Marriott’s confident stage demeanor and intense interest in the rhythm section ads depth and character to his performance. A particularly interesting aspect of Marriott’s playing is his ability to intentionally displace phrases without losing the flow of the tune. Marriott is a musician who consistently addresses musical considerations without any apparent technical difficulties."
- Michael Caldwell, International Trumpet Guild Journal, March 2000
"Thomas Marriott can play with absolute fire, and shows an incredible technical knowledge of his instrument. But he truly shines when he steps down the pace a bit. This is where his rich tone is fully appreciated."
- Earshot Jazz Magazine, March 2000
"Thomas is a performing dynamo, a member of eight other groups in addition to his duties as a member / co-leader of the Marriott Jazz Quintet."
- Encyclopedia of Northwest Music, 1999
"A couple of Fridays ago, I dropped by [Tula’s] to hear a band headlined by exSeattleite trumpeter Thomas Marriott, and I suddenly realized I was at one of the best shows I’d heard all year. Every note these guys played was warm, honest, communicative and for keeps."
- Paul De Barros, The Seattle Times, 2002
"Having gigged with an impressive roster of jazz luminaries including trumpet god Maynard Ferguson, Rosemary Clooney, the Tito Puente Orchestra, and the Chico O'Farill Orchestra, this rising trumpet star can swich from a slow, creamy tone to incisive passage-work in a trice. Marriott's straight-ahead quartet plays classic bop tunes and forward-looking originals."
- The Stranger, 2005
Thomas has played with Tito Puente, Maynard Ferguson, Rosemary Clooney, The Chico O’Farrell Orchestra, Ritchie Cole, Joe Locke & Kenny Kirkland and many others.
Original House beats by Danny Massure with live keys, guitar, vocals, saxophone, trumpet and percussion.
Sunday July 23 @ Chapel - 9pm to 12 am
"Thomas Marriott is a truly great jazz trumpet player."
- Maynard Ferguson, April 2000
"Thomas Marriott is one of the most promising young trumpet players in the region. He combines lighting quick articulation with walloping bop chops, energy, and knowledge of the tradition."
- Earshot Jazz Magazine, October 1996
"Tom Marriott is a very accomplished young trumpet player. Recent hangs with Tom have reminded me of how much I enjoy his playing."
- Brian Lynch, 2002
"Thomas Marriott’s confident stage demeanor and intense interest in the rhythm section ads depth and character to his performance. A particularly interesting aspect of Marriott’s playing is his ability to intentionally displace phrases without losing the flow of the tune. Marriott is a musician who consistently addresses musical considerations without any apparent technical difficulties."
- Michael Caldwell, International Trumpet Guild Journal, March 2000
"Thomas Marriott can play with absolute fire, and shows an incredible technical knowledge of his instrument. But he truly shines when he steps down the pace a bit. This is where his rich tone is fully appreciated."
- Earshot Jazz Magazine, March 2000
"Thomas is a performing dynamo, a member of eight other groups in addition to his duties as a member / co-leader of the Marriott Jazz Quintet."
- Encyclopedia of Northwest Music, 1999
"A couple of Fridays ago, I dropped by [Tula’s] to hear a band headlined by exSeattleite trumpeter Thomas Marriott, and I suddenly realized I was at one of the best shows I’d heard all year. Every note these guys played was warm, honest, communicative and for keeps."
- Paul De Barros, The Seattle Times, 2002
"Having gigged with an impressive roster of jazz luminaries including trumpet god Maynard Ferguson, Rosemary Clooney, the Tito Puente Orchestra, and the Chico O'Farill Orchestra, this rising trumpet star can swich from a slow, creamy tone to incisive passage-work in a trice. Marriott's straight-ahead quartet plays classic bop tunes and forward-looking originals."
- The Stranger, 2005