Randy Peterson

Randy Peterson is most beneficial known for his drumming in a variety of contexts with free of charge jazz saxophonist/clarinetist Joe Maneri and his boy Mat, a violist. Peterson’s design is usually rather calm and episodic, for the reason that his drum strikes can be found in flurries. It’s as though he conceives his playing with regards to models of phrases with very clear origins and ends, despite the fact that the majority of his playing can be metrically free of charge. Peterson’s 1st high-profile documenting was Joe Maneri’s Allow Horse Go, documented in 1993 and released in 1995. Since that time he has performed on a number of Maneri recordings, including many Joe Maneri information for the Leo, Hat and ECM brands, and several Mat Maneri albums. 2002 also noticed the release from the Maneri Ensemble’s LIKELY TO Chapel, a sextet recording offering both Joe and Mat alongside Peterson on drums. Because the 1990s, Peterson in addition has made an appearance live with the Maneris in a variety of contexts. Since 1998, Peterson offers appeared alongside bassist Nate McBride on two albums by pianist Pandelis Karayorgis; in 2002, Peterson surfaced on another Karayorgis recording, this time around with Mat Maneri, saxophonist Tony Malaby and bassist Michael Formanek.