John Ettinger

AllAboutJazz.com on Inquatica:

"Radiant, transporting and with a beauty which reveals more of itself with each repeated playing."



For 2 minute clips of all the tunes on Inquatica visit my website and find Inquatica in the discography section: www.ettingermusic.com



Inquatica released on October 14, 2008.For 2 minute clips of all the tunes on Kissinger In Space and August Rain, visit my website and find either disc in the discography section: www.ettingermusic.com.



To buy a copy of Inquatica go to cdbaby.com, indiejazz.com, iTunes, or downtownmusicgallery.com

To buy a copy of Kissinger In Space or August Rain, go to cdbaby.com, indiejazz.com, iTunes, downtownmusicgallery.com, or bay area Amoeba Music locations.



More on these discs:



Kissinger In Space was recorded at San Pablo Recorders in Berkeley in 2006 and features Tony Malaby on tenor sax, Devin Hoff on bass, and Scott Amendola on drums.

"Free improvisation and modern composition are among the hallmarks of Kissinger In Space, John Ettinger's fine sophomore release." DownBeat Magazine

"****.Recommended." --AllMusic.com

Also included on 4 different "Best of 2006" lists by some of the editors (Nils Jacobson, Chris May, Paul Olson, and publisher Michael Ricci) at --AllAboutJazz.com



August Rain was recorded at Mobius in San Francisco in 2002, released 2003 and features Art Hirahara on rhodes, Todd Sickafoose on bass, Scott Amendola on drums.

"Brilliant." --AllAboutJazz.com



Also played with, at one time or another, in a studio or on a stage: Honeycut, Scott Amendola Band, Beth Custer, Percy Howard, Vernon Reid, Trey Gunn, Charles Hayward, Lisle Ellis, Overdriven Cultists, Hurlo Thrumbo, Clockbrains, Calder Spanier, Damon Smith, Matt Ingalls, Scott Rosenberg, Naut Humon and the Iso-Orchestra (a large all-electric orchestra which included Eyvind Kang and Arto Lindsay), San Francisco Electric String Trio, Trio Discussions with Rob Kaplan, JB Smith (recording produced by David Torn). Lots more other stuff.

See www.ettingermusic.com for more.