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Straight from the Source
Cyrus Pace
An homage to the great jazz organ trios of the 60s and 70s. Part traditional, part jazz, part funk featuring master organist Dr. Lonnie Smith and vocalist Rene' Marie.
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Straight from the Source | 4:16 | Play |
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Doin' the Thing | 7:27 | Play |
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Poor Wayfaring Stranger | 7:33 | Play |
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Taxman | 8:16 | Play |
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Lullaby for Helene | 2:06 | Play |
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Sort of Softly | 4:54 | Play |
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Pure Imagination | 4:04 | Play |
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Description
Straight from the Source
Cyrus Pace: Guitar
Dr. Lonnie Smith: Organ
Rene' Marie: Vocals
Adam Clark: Drums/Percussion
In a world that often seems crowded with talented musicians, the light often shines on those artists who seek their personal voice at any cost. Cyrus Pace has spent the last 16 years doing just that. Through the fortunate contact with musicians who stressed the importance of self-expression and originality in music early in his career, Cyrus learned of the power of music as a tool of expression. The long and continuing search for meaning in music has lead to a realization for him that the guitar is not the instrument, the player is the instrument. He is as influenced by Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, and James Brown as he is by Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Wes Montgomery. Cyrus seeks to serve the source that is independent of form, style, and classification.
Cyrus played his first professional gig at 15, toured extensively with the Navy Band, and received his Master's Degree in Performance from Manhattan School of Music where he studied with Rodney Jones, Jack Wilkins, Gary Dial, and Mike Abene. His previous ensembles include the Guitarmageddon Guitar Quartet he started with his 3 guitarist roommates in their Harlem Apartment. He is a guest lecturer at Roanoke College and Virginia Tech.