Jazz Mandolin Project

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Jazz Mandolin Project
Country USA
Years active 1993 - present
Actual Status

The Jazz Mandolin Project, is a jazz jam band from Burlington, Vermont, led by mandolinist Jamie Masefield. The project was formed in 1993 through a gig every month at a coffee house in Vermont known as The Last Elm Cafe. The only concrete member of the band is Jamie Masefield, although the group has several musicians who tour regularly. Some of them include: Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou (trumpet and keyboards), Scott Ritchie (bass), Sean Dixon (drums), Mark Guiliana (Drums), Michael O'brien (bass), Dan Weiss (drums), and Jon Fishman (former drummer of legendary rock band Phish). The project has recorded 6 albums to date. They are taper friendly, allowing audience recordings at their shows.

In January, 2006, Jazz Mandolin Project was added to the Live Music Archive, part of archive.org.


[edit] Albums

  • The Jazz Mandolin Project (1996)
  • Tour de Flux (1999)
  • Xenoblast (2000)
  • After Dinner Jams (2001)
  • Jungle Tango (2003)
  • The Deep Forbidden Lake (2005)

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