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Ross MacIntyre
From 2000-2003 Ross was the musical director and composer for the Garden Brother’s Circus, and has performed in numerous musical theatre productions with Canstage, Young People's Theatre, and Mirvish Productions.
Ross is the bass player on over 75 recordings, 10 of which are JUNO award nominated, including 2012's Vocal Jazz Album of the Year winner "Seule Ce Soir" by Emilie-Claire Barlow.
As a side musician, Ross has shared the stage with some of the world's greatest musicians including Peter Appleyard, Guido Basso, Hilario Duran, Wynton Marsalis, Ed Robertson, Jim Cuddy, Geoffrey Keezer, and many many more.
In 2011 Ross released a duet album with pianist Mark Kieswetter, to great critical acclaim. Of it The Whole Note Magazine writes: “Kieswetter and MacIntyre have captured the true essence of what the best piano/bass duos are all about: elegance, economy, precision, fluidity, style, intimacy, grace, and that magical, intangible chemistry – the simpatico.”
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Peter Campbell: Old Flames Never Die
by Dan Bilawsky
There's a square peg, round hole" problem holding vocalist Peter Campbell back in the renown department. He doesn't fall into the resounding soul-stirrer category, à la Gregory Porter, the bop poet-philosopher niche, ruled by Kurt Elling, the pure experimentalist's camp, typified by Theo Bleckmann, the neo-soul realm, occupied by José James, the group-minded singer-songwriter space(s), elevated by artists like New York Voices' Peter Eldridge, or any number of other fairly clear-cut categories. The world of male vocalists is, perhaps, the ...
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From: Old Flames Never DieBy Ross MacIntyre