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Gordon Leigh and the Naked Ear don’t play your grandma’s jazz

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Gordon Leigh and the Naked Ear play jazz music, but they don’t play your grandma’s jazz.Gordon Leigh and the Naked Ear playing experimental jazz fusion. Photo by Richard Amery
 They put on a trippy show of jazz fusion at the Slice for approximately 20 people, Wednesday, Jan. 4.


 They laid down a seductive groove of hypnotic bass and percussion and added a variety of distortion drenched guitar solos and keytar riffs as lead singer Gordon Leigh alternated between delivering deadpan poetry and playing the flugelhorn and keytar.


 They jammed on a Herbie Mann tune called “Memphis Underground,” and then went “Out of Control,” with some poetry and a couple other songs.


Throughout their percussionist played an array of different and unusual instruments. They will be back at the Slice, Jan. 18.

— by Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 January 2012 14:47 )  
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