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PRESS REVIEWS FOR PHINEAS
“Killer stuff from a killer guitarist that makes it all look too easy. Well done.”
– Chris Spector for Midwest Record (view full article)
“Electric guitarist Chris Biesterfeldt teams up with Matthew Rybicki/b and Jared Schonig/dr for thirteen swinging pieces that snap like crisp lettuce.”
– George W. Harris for Jazz Weekly(view full article)
“Biesterfeldt’s trio includes Matthew Rybecki on bass and Jared Schonig on drums. The threesome cooks up a bebop buffet with a strong blues presence on a song set that’s sure to impress. Biesterfeldt’s bluesy approach to all this great material marks him as a dedicated jazz cat who needs to be heard.”
– George Fendel for Jazz Society of Oregon(view full article)
“Phineas, named after Chris&#; enamorment for brilliant pianist Phineas Newborn Jr., is a fast-paced and always swingin&#; concoction&#;pure ear candy for frets aficionados, a constant carousel of revolving wonders even in the ballads.”
– Mark S. Tucker for Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange(view full article)
“Amply supported by Matthew Rybicki on bass and Jared Schonig on drums, this is a stellar celebration of the work and legacy of Phineas Newborn Jr., but more importantly it establishes Biesterfeldt and his mus
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Kicking things off for my tribute to "Breakin'" this week, I have one of the most memorable characters in the whole movie, who played the pivotal role of hooking up the T.K.O crew. Many of you may remember his unshakable nickname that Kelly so fondly referred to him by"Cupcake" but to me he's just Adam, the brotha in the purple tights who carelessly danced to the beat of his own drum.
The Adam character was also a bit revolutionary since this was one of the first times that I had ever seen an openly gay character in a movie where his sexuality was never mentioned, nor was it even an issue. This had to have been a pretty amazing feat to gay men during that time.
The man who so brilliantly brought this over the top character to life was none other than Mr. Phineas Newborn III. I recently caught up with Phineas and got a chance to hear about everything from his hillarious Breakin' audition to the multimillion selling manuscript he's soon going to be bringing to Broadway as a musical.
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SHEQUETA
Los Angeles or New York?
PHINEAS
I&#;m in New York&#;
SHEQUETA
Which do you like the most?
PHINEAS
Oh I like them both but I like New York more for what I&#;m doing right now.
SHEQUETA
Rock or Hip-Hop?
PHINEAS
Hip-Hop
SHEQUETA
Chess