
Trio AAB | Tom Bancroft
Trio AAB "the most complete mix of invention and originality" - The Times Trio AAB were formed sometime back in the late 1980’s when a bass player didn’t show up for a gig and twin brothers Tom and Phil Bancroft and guitarist Kevin MacKenzie decided …
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Trio AAB - Electric Pony.mov - YouTube
Award-winning Scottish Nu-Jazz Trio AAB, featuring Phil Bancroft on Saxophone, Kevin Mackenzie on Guitar, and tom Bancroft on Drums. "One of the most rigorou...
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Trio AAB – Cold Fusion – CDr (Album), 1998 [r3046811] | Discogs
Recorded August 5 & 6 and April 12 1998 at The Sound Cafe and April 1998 at Tom's Attic (track 9). View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1998 CDr release of "Cold Fusion" on Discogs.
Trio AAB - "Wherever I Lay My Home That's My Hat" - Discogs
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of ""Wherever I Lay My Home That's My Hat"" on Discogs.
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Phil Bancroft | Trio AAB
Trio AAB, that excellent free-Celtic ensemble, has come up with another cracker. Though the modus operandi is free jazz, the trio has a very broad appeal- catching ECM fans with Phil Bancrofts Coltrane-and-pipes lilt over MacKenzies spooky chording, Ornette Coleman admirers with its full tilt slewed-bop inventiveness, and plenty of coolly ...
Trio AAB: Jazz CD Reviews- January 2003 MusicWeb(UK)
Trio AAB would make an interesting addition to any Jazz Festival programme, their work is unusual and interesting but not so far removed from Jazz, as we know it, to lose the audience. The fusion of Scottish Folk music and Jazz works better than most fusion experiments, perhaps it is the reason that Scotland produces so many fine jazz musicians.