The New Standards Minneapolis, Minnesota
The New Standards are a unique jazz trio that is making a splash around the world with their personality-laden brand of
heartfelt engaging performance and extraordinary musicality. Each member comes from a distinguished background in pop, rock and jazz, and brings something fresh to the project.
John Munson. Vocals. Bass.
Chan Poling. Vocals. Piano.
Steve Roehm. Vibraphone.
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I love both John's and Dylan's voices. The quality of these songs, the lyrics, the melodies, as well as the way the band performed them and the way the instruments and voices were recorded is just heartwarming. I love this album so much. It just never gets old. Dylan, John and everyone involved with this project, thank you for creating something so special.
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Cooley, Hood & Isbell...What’s not to love?
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Really how can you not love Dan's amazing songs and the low key delivery of this collection. I play this a lot. Maybe I'll get to see them in the UK some time?
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Farewell / Despedida
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Thank you, Dancers!
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I knew Bob before he was 'Slim'. Then lost touch. Always followed him musically from Buzz Barker and the Atomic Bums to his solo work. I was never much into listening to live music at First Ave or bars so I didn't really get to watch him play and sing. I did see him open for Roseanne Cash once. Take care Bob!
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