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09.09.09 CHARLIE HUNTER TRIO

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w/ special guests BEYONDO (Full Band!)

WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 9TH
@Tralf Music Hall

622 Main St. Buffalo NY 14202
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm

Hunter was born in Rhode Island. When he was four his mom packed him and his younger sister in an old yellow school bus and headed west. After several years living on a commune in Mendocino County they settled in Berkeley, California. Hunter graduated from Berkeley High School and took lessons from famed guitar teacher Joe Satriani. At eighteen he moved to Paris. Returning to the Bay area, Hunter played a seven-string guitar and organ in Michael Franti’s political rap group, The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy.

In 1992, they were one of the opening acts for U2’s Zoo TV Tour.

CHUNTERCharlie Hunter performs at the Bennett Alliance Music Fest in Rochester, NY (July 21, 2007)

Since the debut of his self-titled Charlie Hunter Trio in 1993, Charlie Hunter has recorded 17 albums. He co-founded Garage A Trois, a jazz fusion band with Stanton Moore and Skerik. He has collaborated with Bobby Previte for an ongoing project entitled “Groundtruther.” He also recorded and toured for Bobby Previte’s The Coalition of the Willing in 2006.[3] He appears on acclaimed jazz bassist Christian McBride’s Live At Tonic. On both The Coalition of the Willing and Live at Tonic he plays 6-string guitars. His earliest known released recording without unusual guitars is as a guest bassist for the band Sweet Potato from California’s East Bay. The song “Crankshaft” can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Mo Cookin from 1994 and the song “Monkey Wrench” can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Still Cookin from 1995.
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He also plays guitar on the track “Me and Chuck” from the Les Claypool and the Holy Mackerel album, Highball with the Devil, released in 1996.

Charlie played in the band T.J. Kirk active 1990s that merged the music of Thelonius Monk, James Brown, and Rahsaan Roland Kirk. T.J Kirk is: Will Bernard – Guitar, John Schott – Guitar, Charlie Hunter – 8-string guitar and Scott Amendola – Drums. Three recordings of the time are called: T.J. Kirk August 8, 1995, If Four Was One September 24, 1996 and Talking Only Makes it Worse released in 2005.

In the summer of 2007, Charlie toured with a trio that included New York keyboardist Erik Deutsch and New York/New Orleans drummer Simon Lott. This trio recorded the July, 2007 Fantasy release Mistico. In 2008, Hunter recorded his first self-release, “Baboon Strength. Featured on the record are Erik Deutch on keys and Tony Mason on drums. Hunter will return to the studio in Fall of 2009 to record with drummer Eric Kalb.

Hunter was also an inaugural member of the Independent Music Awards’ judging panel to support independent artists.

Hunter believes in free trade of his live shows. Live shows can be streamed or downloaded in various formats on archive.org.

beyondoW/ special guests

BEYONDO (Full Band!)

Ed Note: ~ Eric Biondo (trumpet) is originally from Buffalo, and has done some heavy sh*t: Recorded with the likes of Massive Attack, TV on the Radio (both albums & david letterman!), Zack de La Rocha and Stephonik. Member of Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra. He toured the world for two years as a member of The Monkees. Seriously. This group also consists of Mike Williams & Tim Allen from Thought http://www.thoughtmusic.com, which we think is “major bonus”. This is a killer show folks.

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