"Logic - Live" was recorded at the end of the band's month-long tour of Asia in 2010. The recording features compositions from the band's most recent studio release "The Hierarchy" and is the first live recording in the band's 11-year history. The double DVD/CD combo includes 7 songs (totalling 50 minutes) from the performance, band member interviews and footage from the tour. "Logic" presents it's original mix of ever-evolving jazz/fusion featuring Tim Wilson (saxophone), Glenn Cannon (guitar), Dane Alderson (bass) and Ben Vanderwal (drums).
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Logic has been making waves on the jazz/world music scene since its inception in 1999. Based in
Melbourne, Australia, the ensemble aims to present its own unique, contemporary sound, whilst
preserving the spontaneous and interactive approach of the jazz tradition. The compositions of Glenn
Cannon and Tim Wilson stem from diverse musical influences, including jazz, drum ‘n’ bass, Latin,
classical, folk and pop music.
Logic’s self titled debut album was released in 2002 and received glowing reviews and international
airplay. Since then the group has also released ‘The Waiting Game’ (2004), ‘Native Strut’ (2008), ‘The
Hierarchy’ (2010), and is currently working on DVD and touring projects.
The ensemble has supported international acts such as The Yellowjackets, and has performed throughout
Australia and South East Asia at major jazz festivals including the Java Jazz Festival (Indonesia), Mosaic
Music Festival (Singapore), Philippine International Jazz and Arts Festival, Hong Kong International Jazz
Festival, Jarasum International Jazz Festival (South Korea), Nine Gates Jazz Festival (Beijing), Beishan
International Jazz Festival (Zhuhai, China), Melbourne International Festival of Jazz, Electric Jazz
Festival and the Ultimate Drummers’ Weekend. The group has also performed in Taiwan, Malaysia, and
Thailand.
Between them, members of the group have toured, performed and recorded with various artists and
ensembles including Ray Charles, Jerry Lewis, Hugh Jackman, Michael Buble, James Morrison, Joe
Chindamo, Jamie Oehlers, James Muller, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Mike Nock, and Bobby Shew.
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