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ALEX DOMSCHOT: Venusian Commute Guitarist Alex Domschot's inspired interplanetary journey - with bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Vic Stevens - is evenly split between compelling originals and unique tratments of classics by John Coltrane, Jim Hall, Gary McFarland, and Lennon/McCartney.

VENUSIAN COMMUTE features
Alex Domschot electric and nylon guitar Marc Johnson bass Vic Stevens drums with
Warren Samples cello (track 1)
Andy Lalasis bass (track 3)
Rowan Chamber String Orchestra

Bill Milkowski's Jazz Times review is another positive commentary. I'm thrilled and flattered.

Marc's Shades of Jade and Alex's Venusian Commute were combined in the same review

Dr. Ana Isabel Ordonez had some very nice things to say, including "Venusian Commute is a wonderful accomplishment, gathering classic and jazz with original and lyrical sounds."

Read it here

I always chuckle when reviewers characterize musical events (including recordings) as akin to a sporting event: the musicians, seemingly, engaged in a competition with each other - as in a late-night game of Cutthroat at the local pool hall.

At least this 'listener' had high praise for "Teachers", even as he failed to realise (forgive the Brit-spell) that, in fact, the "deeply etched, forboding cello intonations" were actually Marc Johnson and his trusty bow, or that the solo cello played so beautifully on "Princess" is Warren Samples (not to mention the string orchestra), or that Andy Lalasis is sitting in the bass chair on "Two's Blues" -- yet the overall tone of the review is, despite its observational shortcomings, quite positive.

Marc and Vic can steal my thunder anytime.

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