Robby Ameen - Live At The Poster Museum

Facts When Ameen let's rip, as he does in charged, kaleidoscopic bursts throughout, he unleashes a veritable deluge of Afro-Cuban, jazz and post-bop rhythms. JAZZWISE (UK)In the spirit of New York's loft scene of the '70s, master drummer Robby Ameen searched out performance alternatives when faced with the Covid shutdown. Tribeca's decades-old Phillip Williams Poster shop offered space for Ameen to video teach, rehearse and eventually present a weekly series in it's expansive storefront, replete with the world's largest collection of vintage posters to warm the sounds. With his longtime band of Bob Franceschini, Conrad Herwig, Troy Roberts, Edsel Gomez, and Lincoln Goines in tow, Ameen created an intimate neighborhood salon, overflowing with fiery original Afro-Cuban music with deep strains of contemporary hard bop and funk. "Live at the Poster Museum" was recorded and filmed during the last of the series' concerts, the musicians, volunteers and audience all deeply owning the significant collective experience they created.