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Richard Sadler
Awards
BBC Jazz Award 2007
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Meg Morley Trio: Journey Through Home
by Bruce Lindsay
Meg Morley self-released her debut EP, Through the Hours, in 2017 and followed it up a few months later that year with her trio's first album, the self-published Can't Get Started. Five years later, the same trio--Morley on piano, Richard Sadler on bass and Emiliano Caroselli on drums-- has returned, with Journey Through Home. It is a very welcome return, a record that retains the verve and quality of the previous album while expanding the range of Morley's compositions and ...
read moreMeg Morley: Can't Get Started
by Bruce Lindsay
Only a few months after releasing her debut solo EP--Through The Hours (Self Produced, 2017)--the London-based Australian pianist and composer Meg Morley releases her first trio album, Can't Get Started, in the company of bassist Richard Sadler and drummer Emiliano Caroselli. Through The Hours was an impressive debut, showcasing Morley's ability to conjure up varied moods and at times unsettling atmospheres. Can't Get Started takes things further, expanding her thematic ideas and taking full advantage of the contributions of Sadler ...
read more"...a creative, abrasive blast of fatback drums, rubbery bass and thick, pounding ivory..." the scotsman, edinburgh.
"...this is not just a pianist with backing; it is an integrated band with Cowley melding seamlessly with the bass of Richard Sadler and the dynamic drumming of Evan Jenkins. Nowhere was this better illustrated than in the opening number, How Do We Catch Up, built around Sadler's strong riff line, which is the fulcrum of the piece..." eastern daily press, norwich.
Primary Instrument
Bass, acoustic
Location
London
Willing to teach
Beginner to advanced
Credentials/Background
Guildhall School of Music & Drama Summer School (2000 - present)
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Requiem For The Faithful
From: Requiem For The FaithfulBy Richard Sadler