Member Since: 9/26/2007
Band Website: sturitchie.com
Band Members: TRIANGLEHEAD-Paul Harrison(keys,laptop)Martin Kershaw(saxes) Stu Ritchie (drums/perc) ........................... 'PING PONG' was written by myself and appears on 'MATHS', 'ENTOMOLOGY' was written by Martin Kershaw and appears on 'EXIT STRATEGY ............................................................
....................................A/H/R-Tom Arthurs(trumpet/flugelhorn)Jasper Hoiby(double bass) Stu Ritchie (drums/perc) .....................................'BLIND CHANCE' &'EXPULSION BEBE' were written by TOM ARTHURS.....................................................
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INGRID LAUBROCK QT-Ingrid Laubrock(saxes)Larry Bartley(double bass)Ben Davis(cello)Barry Green(piano)Stu Ritchie (drums/perc).............................
Influences: Where do you start?I've been inspired by hundreds of musicians and groups from Baby Dodds to Jojo Mayer to 10cc to The Dead Kennedys to The Beach Boys to Killing Joke to Ellery Eskelin to Stravinsky.The massive impact that John Peel's 10 til midnight show had on me when I was discovering hot knives was a key time.John Coltrane floored me,as did Iggy Pop.One of the greatest moments EVER was my initial hearing Hong Kong Garden by Siouxsie & the Banshees;equally mind bending was Allan Holdsworths' 25th century guitar playing.And Frank Zappa!!!!The passion and commitment above all else speak to me...so lets hear it for Elvin Jones,Joe Lovano,Betty Carter,Herbie Hancock,Joe Jones,Buddy Rich,Elmore Leonard,Carl Hiaasen,Tony Williams,Roy Haynes,Jack Nicholson,Clint Eastwood,PIL,Stiff Little Fingers,Gong,Arthur Brown,Joni Mitchell,Tom Waits,Django Bates,Dan Weiss,Freddy Hubbard,The Nightingales,The Fire Engines,Stewart Copeland,The Cocteau Twins,The Smiths,Miles,Brian Wilson,Steve Hillage,Echo and the Bunnymen,Carla Bley,Michael Formanek,John Scofield,Bob Marley,Steel Pulse,Martin France,the drummer on the NYC street corner in 'Taxi Driver,Julian Cope,Art Blakey,Frank Sinatra,Jack Dejohnette and the legendary JOEY BARON...for now...
Sounds Like: ...Coire Mhic Fearchair without a tent...'trane after a bong...shrapnel in Mint Cracknel...Mile End playground 1978...Gutty Perker...Jackboot jazz...none of the above...
Type of Label: Indie