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	Yamaha Corporation of America - Jeff Coffin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jeff has a demanding travel schedule as the sax player for Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
		Jeff is also a very active educator, teaching clinics and lessons all over the country.
		Saxophonist/composer Jeff Coffin believes that all things in life are connected, and in his 5+ years with the Grammy Award winning Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, Coffin has had the opportunity to firsthand experience that belief.
	yamaha.com /Artists/ArtistDetail/0,6841,CNTID=32855&CTID=,00.html (389 words)

	Jeff Coffin
		Since Coffin's arrival in Nashville in 1991, he has established himself as one of the most respected and well-liked musicians in Music City.
		Coffin has now been touring with the group for over two years and has quickly become an integral part of their sound.
		Coffin named his first Compass release Commonality because of his belief that all things are connected in some way or another.
	www.philbarone.com /masters/p_coffin.htm (661 words)

	Jeff Coffin - a Review of The Phantom Tollbooth
		Jeff Coffin is a saxophonist with the Flecktones, Bela Fleck's group, and the Mu'tet is a side project of his which allows him to experiment along lines of his own choosing.
		Coffin has also collaborated with Charlie Peacock in the last year or so, and recorded this album at Peacock's studio.
		The Jeff Coffin Mu'tet has created an album which while distinctly jazz, is also accessible to outside audiences, and for that they are to be commended.
	www.tollbooth.org /2001/reviews/jcoffin.html (300 words)

	Jeff Coffin Mu'tet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		As a saxophonist, composer, and educator, Jeff Coffin may be best known for his contributions to the Grammy Award-winning band, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
		Coffin’s versatility has made him a highly in-demand session player and he has now appeared on nearly 100 recordings.
		Even when Coffin dips into his ‘two-horns-at-once’ bag, the technique emerges as a natural outgrowth of his musings.
	www.musicagain.com /featured_artists/go_round.html (100 words)

	Jeff Coffin Mu'tet \| Bloom
		The core of Coffin’s superband is pianist/Hammond B3 organist Tyler Wood, guitarist Pat Bergeron, and drummer Jeff Sipe.
		Coffin gets down with mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile, tabla supplied by Fleck’s percussionist Futureman, an electric bass from the original funk master Victor Wooten, and numerous samples from the prolific DJ Logic (now seemingly a fixture on the jazz/jam band scene).
		With Bloom Coffin and the Mu’tet successfully take the listener on a sonic journey through such an abundance of styles, colors, and textures that any attempt to box Coffin or the Mu’tet into one singular style would be an exercise in futility.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=17217 (387 words)

	Jeff Coffin & Mu'tet, Go-Round (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I've been familiar with Jeff Coffin's splendid sax work ever since he joined the Flecktones, adding his distinctive tone to their cookin' blend of jazz, funk and newgrass, so I was pretty excited to see that he was releasing a solo album.
		Coffin moves to soprano sax on "Playin' the Worm," another piece that shows the wide range of his compositional skills, and his ability to put a great hook into each and every one.
		The form is alive and well, ever changing and growing as long as there are bold musicians like Coffin and his cohorts, who take the best of the old and use it as a springboard to the new and exciting sounds you'll hear on this CD.
	www.rambles.net /coffin_gornd01.html (458 words)

	Jeff Coffin - Biography - AOL Music
		Saxophonist/composer Jeff Coffin is perhaps best known for his work with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, but he has also maintained a thriving solo and collaborative career since 1991, when he left his native Texas for Nashville, TN after graduating college.
		Coffin has provided support for a wide array of artists, including the Dave Matthews Band, Van Morrison, Branford Marsalis, Medeski, Martin & Wood and the Mavericks; closer to home, he plays with the Vibration Arts Ensemble and established a local, bi-monthly jazz workshop and jam session.
		Get Jeff Coffin biography information, download, listen and watch Jeff Coffin music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and use the music search function to find information on other new and established recording artists.
	music.aol.com /artist/jeff-coffin/65375/biography (167 words)

	Jeff Coffin
		Saxophonist/composer Jeff Coffin believes that all things in life are connected, and in his 5+ years with the Grammy Award winning Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Coffin has had the opportunity to firsthand experience that belief.
		Each step along his musical journey has been deliberate with the intention of moving him forward in order to experience the growth, propulsion and movement in his music just as he has in life - both connected at the root of his experiences.
		Jeff has also had the opportunity to perform with some of music's finest including...Dave Matthews Band, Medeski, Martin and Wood, Branford Marsalis, Charlie Hunter, The Wailers, Karl Denson and Tiny Universe, Galactic, Phish, Widespread Panic, String Cheese Incident, Bruce Hornsby, Van Morrison, John Scofield, Chick Corea, Don Henley, Glenn Frye, Dixie Chicks, Garth Brooks, etc...
	www.yamaha.co.jp /english/product/winds/artist/data/sax/jeff_coffin.htm (309 words)

	Lexington Herald-Leader \| 12/10/2006 \| Jeff Coffin and company redefining boundaries of jazz
		From left, Futureman, Felix Pastorius, Kofi Burbridge and Jeff Coffin collaborate in performances in which, Coffin says, the music always mutates.
		Jeff Coffin doesn't call his band Mu'tet as an excuse to sound hip.
		Coffin hopes to record the current Mu'tet later this month before the Flecktones' touring schedule gets rolling with tours of Europe and South America in early 2007.
	www.kentucky.com /mld/kentucky/entertainment/music/16201006.htm (691 words)

	Internet Archive: Jeff Coffin Mu'tet
		Jeff Coffin Mu'tet Live at Fox Theatre on 2005-02-23
		Jeff Coffin Mu'tet Live at Fishtank Bar and Grill on 2002-10-17
		Jeff Coffin Mu'tet Live at Watertown Jazz Festival on 2006-07-08
	www.archive.org /details/JeffCoffinMutet (201 words)

	Saxophone Artist Jeff Coffin on Odeo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In early 2005, Coffin released an epic new album, “Bloom”; as leader of the Mu’tet, a shifting group of world-class musicians.
		Coffin’s main gig is as saxophonist with the Grammy-award-winning Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, an eclectic jazz fusion acoustic group.
		During a recent concert stop at Los Angeles’ Wiltern Theatre, Coffin spoke candidly with Yamaha’s Kurt Witt about his musical transformations-including his current tour, recent albums, inspirations, educational clinic work and Yamaha saxophones.
	odeo.com /audio/1423513/play (119 words)

	SkylineNews: GRAMMY WINNING SAXOPHONIST JEFF COFFIN ADDED TO SKYLINE AGENCY AND MADISON HOUSE MANAGEMENT ROSTERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jeff Coffin has been a member of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones since 1997, astounding audiences nightly with blazing chops and melodic sensitivity.
		Jeff’s solo band, Mu’tet, is a funky ensemble influenced and inspired by New Orleans second line, Jazz, Indian and African music, yet creates musical sensibilities that will awe audiences just as Jeff has done in Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
		Be on the lookout for Jeff Coffin and the Mu’tet to be hitting the road in early 2005.
	hypebot.typepad.com /skylinenews/2004/10/grammy_winning_.html (530 words)

	Jeff Coffin - AOL Music
		Jeff Coffin is a saxophonist, composer and member of the Grammy-winning Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
		Coffin has released several albums independent from the Flecktones, most notably the...
		Jeff Coffin Genre: Jazz Active: '90s, 2000s Instrument: Sax (Tenor) Biography Saxophonist/composer Jeff Coffin is perhaps best known for his work with.
	music.aol.com /artist/jeff-coffin/65375/main (126 words)

	Jeff Coffin at Towne Crier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Since 1997, Coffin has traveled the world with the Flecktones, performing with musicians of all walks, sharing the stage and the recording studio with such diverse artists as The Dave Matthews Band, Branford Marsalis, Garth Brooks, Van Morrison, and the Wailers.
		Paradoxically, Coffin’s most personal effort involves the largest group of collaborators yet assembled for one of his solo projects.
		While Coffin’s technical facility on his instruments leads him to tackle the most imposing of situations and structures, his vision of music as a continuously fluid, organic medium allows him to weave the most disparate strands together into performances of indescribable singularity and transcendence.
	www.townecrier.com /acts/coffin.htm (424 words)

	CD Review of Jeff Coffin - Commonality on Compass Records @ jazzreview.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jeff Coffin is a young fella who plays tenor & alto saxesand that's all I know about him.
		Yet Coffin & co. (Rod McGaha, Tom Giampirtro, Chris Enghauser) recall the spirit of those groundbreaking ESP & Impulse dates without sounding like pale imitations.
		Coffin is tart, sardonic, and mercurial, with the "cry" of the blues without "sounding blue." There's a nice use of space & quiet - all concerned realize whatcha put it is as important (if not more important) as whatcha leave out.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=1395 (242 words)

	WSU Jazz Concert to Feature Grammy Award Winner Jeff Coffin
		Coffin will perform with the WSU Jazz Big Band, directed by Greg Yasinitsky and the vocal jazz ensemble VOJAZZ, directed by Noel Barbuto.
		The program will include Coffin's "Wobble" and "Tall and Lanky," and the premiere of three arrangements by WSU students: "Brotherly Love" composed by Chris Siegmund, Billy Strayhorn's "Satin Doll" arranged by Derek Gore and an untitled composition by Bryan Werry.
		This concert is made possible by the WSU School of Music and WSU Jazz Society with the generous support of the ASWSU Student Entertainment Board.
	www.wsunews.wsu.edu /detail.asp?StoryID=5758 (314 words)

	CD Review of Jeff Coffin Mu'tet - Bloom on Compass Records @ jazzreview.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jeff Coffin had to coin the word "Mu'tet" (which is a mutation of the word "mutation") to describe the group in total.
		"The Evil Boweevil" is a bluesy affair with Coffin using a harmonizer with his tenor sax.
		Coffin plays around with interesting time signatures on "The Mad Hatter Rides Again" which is a funky James Brown kind of offering.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=9202 (394 words)

	Bloom - Jeff Coffin - Song Listings
		That's the multi-saxophonist's way of covering the many different ensemble switches and guest personnel appearing on this wildly wonderful, genre-defying effort, which was made possible by the hiatus of Béla Fleck & the Flecktones, of which Jeff Coffin has been a member of since 1997.
		Coffin switches to flute on the folksy title track, which features a kids' choir, then steps aside as slide guitarist Pat Bergeson simmers with gospel intensity on the Coffin composition "Old Jack Craw" (which features no woodwind).
		Coffin's flute on the lyrical "As Light Through Leaves" is probably his most melodic playing on the whole disc, and his bluesy sax on "Wobble" makes for a fun-loving closer.
	www.mp3.com /albums/661407/summary.html (588 words)

	www.myspace.com/jeffcoffinmutet
		While Coffin's technical facility on his instruments leads him to tackle the most imposing of situations and structures, his vision of music as a continuously fluid, organic medium allows him to weave seemingly disparate strands together into performances of indescribable singularity and transcendence.
		Hi Jeff Coffin Mu'tet, just a quick hello from the Jazz Pistols - hope you are doing fine and have a nice christmas season.
		Hey Jeff, you NEED to come back to Pittsburgh, i Know last turn out kind of blew but i seriously think it was the best show i have ever seen (the one at Club Cafe).
	www.myspace.com /jeffcoffinmutet (1650 words)

	Jeff Coffin Mu'tet - Go Round CD
		From Jeff Coffin's opening notes, it's obvious that he has been influenced by some of the premier jazz players of our time - Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane to name a few.
		It's also apparent that no matter how powerful those influences are, Coffin's sound has a freshness, universality and freedom to it that makes it completely his own.
		Coffin's brand new album Go-Round picks up where his award winning and highly acclaimed 1999 release Commonality (2000 Nashville Music Award Winner for Jazz Album of the Year) left off.
	www.kindweb.com /store/index.asp?ID=1566 (583 words)

	Abstract Logix - Interview - Jeff Coffin Interview
		Jeff Coffin is one of the most accomplished sax players today.
		An endless thirst for new ideas and sound, he has been touring with his own band featuring the great Jeff Sipe on drums.
		This is what Jeff Coffin had to say about his musical journey.
	www.abstractlogix.com /interview_view.php?idno=32 (998 words)

	Amazon.com: Commonality: Music: Jeff Coffin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jeff Coffin — Get the latest gossip about your favorite celebrity at Moviefone.
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		Jeff Coffins departure from the tones shines his capibilities once again.
	www.amazon.com /Commonality-Jeff-Coffin/dp/B00000JWCP (625 words)

	Jeff Coffin Mu'tet - Go-Round (Album Review)
		As a member of The Flecktones, Jeff Coffin provides a jazzy undercurrent to the band's hybridization of new age and bluegrass.
		On the Arabic-influenced Tuesday's Waterloo, Coffin's dual-sax lead ignites a whirling dervish of percussion and bass that straddles the line between Coltrane's worldly Africa/Brass and Davis' energetic mid-'50s Workin'/Cookin'/Relaxin'/Steamin' period, while Tall and Lanky delves into a New Orleans' style funk-rock groove.
		Where many sidemen often struggle to make it on their own, Coffin clearly has the talent to succeed quite brilliantly.
	www.musicbox-online.com /jc-go.html (283 words)

	JamBase \| Jeff Coffin Bloom CD Giveaway
		A member of the roots-fusion mavericks Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Grammy -winning saxophonist Jeff Coffin is one of the world's most visible hornmen.
		As his insightful yet incendiary playing with the Flecktones demonstrates, Coffin possesses the rare ability to fuse the improvisational intensity of modern jazz with a wide range of influences.
		Aided by an all-star cast of jazz, jam, bluegrass and funk musicians, Jeff Coffin explores an impressive variety of textures and styles, gracing each with his peerless energy, musicianship and technique.
	www.jambase.com /contests/index.asp?contestID=3113 (260 words)

	Jeff Coffin Mu’tet \| Bloom
		Saxophonist Jeff Coffin is among the relative few who actually delivers on a level most people can relate to.
		The album’s biggest shortcoming is that his playing is a considerable step below the standards of earlier releases, due to the frequently thick ensembles; his writing and arranging of the twelve originals comprise his biggest contribution here.
		The freeform “Hatim” is a performance and compositional highlight, with Fleck, Coffin, saxophonist Kirk Whalum, and drummer Jeff Sipe showcasing a background blending, to borrow from Coffin’s description, elements of Wayne Shorter and Indonesian Balinese.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=17434 (593 words)

	Art Howard -- Jeff Coffin "Go Round" Review
		A 40-ish guy in denim with a vintage guitar is going to sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan; a guy in a fl turtleneck with an Ovation acoustic guitar is going to sound like Michael Hedges.
		So Jeff Coffin's new CD, Mu'tet, sat on my desk for a week because I was sure I could already hear it: Some danceable Maceo Parker-type funk that would sell to Coffin's young jamband following.
		I think if someone went to the store for the Blink 182 CD and saw this sitting next to it, they might just spend the $15 on Coffin instead of Blink just to see what was bound in those wild colors.
	www.voyagermagazine.com /archives/reviews/coffin_goround.htm (260 words)

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