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Tag: Sam Bates

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on4 April 201422 April 2014

Album review: Backblocks (Sam Bates Trio)

‘…his trio has played together intermittently without homicidal incident since 2011.’

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on11 March 20144 April 2014

Album review: Backblocks (Sam Bates Trio) by John Hardaker

Rhythm. Heat. Lines. Movement. Energy. Since 2010’s ‘The Singularity’, The Sam Bates Trio have naturally progressed into the force of nature that we hear here.

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Award finalists Posted on15 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Sam Bates – 2011 NJA Finalist

” I remember drumming along to Mental As Anything’s ‘Live It Up’ played on repeat. All Day.”

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