New York City R&B

Buell Neidlinger, a renowned bassist, cellist, and educator, presents a unique and captivating exploration of free jazz with his album "New York City R&B." Released on September 9, 2007, under the Poppydisc label, this album is a testament to Neidlinger's extensive experience and collaboration with notable jazz figures. With a runtime of just 36 minutes, the album packs a punch with its four tracks, including the intriguing "Cell Walk for Celeste - Take 8" and "Things Ain't What They Used to Be - Take 1."

Neidlinger's impressive resume includes studying with jazz luminaries like Ray Brown and Henry Franklin, and his influence extends to master classes held in New York. His work with iconic musicians such as Hugh Masekela and Tony Allen further underscores his standing in the jazz world. "New York City R&B" is a bold venture into free jazz, showcasing Neidlinger's virtuosity and innovative spirit. The album is a must for fans of experimental music and those eager to explore the boundaries of jazz.