| Scheduled to Be Released in September 2006 |
| Currently Out of Print |
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News Check out the Travis Shook Trio on Saturday,
December 12th, 2009 in Olympia, Wa. Click here for showtime and address. Travis will be Appearing with Valerie Joyce and Ben Black at Egan's Ballard Jam House in Seattle on Friday, October 30, 2009. Check out Travis in Seattle with Thomas Marriott at the Earshot Jazz Festival Sunday, October 25, 2009. Travis will also be returning to Seattle in December to record with Thomas and trumpeter Ray Vega. Check out Travis in New York with Veronica Nunn through the end of the year Travis Shook appeared on Wednesday, September 9, 2009 at Tula's in Seattle for one night only along with Essiet Essiet on bass and Matt Jorgensen on drums. www.tulas.com Travis Shook will be performing/interviewing alongside Veronica Nunn on an upcoming episode of Marian McPartland's Pianoa Jazz radio show. The show is scheduled to begin broadcasting on May 2, 2008, please check your local NPR radio station for exact date and time of broadcast. You can listen to the show via streaming audio here |
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| Travis Shook Plays Kurt Weill (Dead Horse Records) Features Jennifer Vincent, Jaz Sawyer, Veronica Nunn, Ron Westray, Kebbi Williams, and Bryan Carrott. Beautiful, unique arrangements of Weill standards |
Awake (Dead Horse Records) Features Jennifer Vincent, Jaz Sawyer, Kebbi Williams, Ron Westray, and Veronica Nunn. This is hardcore jazz at its best. |
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| Travis Shook (Sony/Columbia Records) Self-titled debut album features legendary jazz drummer Tony Williams, alto saxophonist Bunky Green and bassist Ira Coleman. Currently out-of-print, but still available through various resellers. |
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| Veronica Nunn - Standard Delivery (Dead Horse RecordsRecords) Veronica Nunn's second release features well-known standards the way they were meant to be done. With Travis Shook, Jennifer Vincent, and Jaz Sawyer. |
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Nunn American Lullaby (Dead Horse Records) The first installment of the Systems 2 trilogy. Features Travis Shook, Ron Westray, Kebbi Williams, Jaz Sawyer, and Jennifer Vincent. |
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"He has well earned the prize 'Special Discovery' . . . At 22 years, he possesses an extraordinary technique, one can also speak of his knowledge, but especially he frees himself in his playing with an exceptional intensity that he also shows in his own compositions . . . Yes this Travis Shook is a phenomenon and it is clear that they will be talking about him." (Nord Matin) see whole review "Man, you're a really good player!" (Ornette Coleman) |
Among the super talented, Travis Shook, who has opened the umbrella, can be an exceptional figure." (Philippe Méziat, Jazz Mag) see whole review Under his appearance of a student with glasses, Shook is a supreme pianist by his maturity, his assurance, his irresistible punch and the electricity that frees itself from his playing." (Par Henri Marchal, Cannes) see whole review |
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