Paul Wertico Trio, Don't Be Scared Anymore - 55m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Clybourn Strut	5:53
2. The Underground	4:56
3. African Sunset	8:24
4. The Visit	5:03
5. Liftoff	5:39
6. Long Journey's End	7:06
7. Taliaville	3:47
8. Justa Little Tuna	3:40
9. Testament	10:54

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Review

After two decades as drummer in the Pat Metheny Group and recording with everyone from blues artist Ellen McIlwaine to avant guitarist Derek Bailey there is apparently no musical style that scares Paul Wertico. Genre mixing is not unusual in the postmodern age, but it remains hard to find artists who blend musical styles in a manner both seamless and personal. Thus, Wertico's trio is a rare find in its ability to range comfortably from the down-home blues of "The Underground" to the Afro-groove of "The Visit" to the King Crimson industrial noise of "Testament"--and without sounding like a different band on each cut. Credit guitarist John Moulder's synthesis of sophisticated jazz licks and raw rock tone for helping to keep the project on course. Though a studio recording, Don't Be Scared Anymore has a live energy that equals or surpasses the group's first outing, Live in Warsaw. Scary good. --Michael Ross

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