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The Treehouse Project combines some of Chicago's finest indie and jazz musicians into a thoroughly unique blend of jazz ideologies, indie rock attitude and roots music flavors.  The Treehouse Project is:

Colin Bunn, guitar: alumnus of Andrew Bird's original Bowl of Fire, current member of Delmark Records' Kevin O'Donnell's Quality Six, and leader of Los Hombres Perdidos.
Ken Champion, pedal steel guitar: best known for his work on Jim O'Rourke's solo albums and Smog.
Jon Doyle, tenor saxophone and clarinet: currently performs and records with The Four Charms, The Wabash Jug Band, Andiamo, and the Dave Pavkaovic Band.
Matt Thompson, bass: has played with Ira Sullivan and Von Freeman, currently performs with and produces the Mighty Blues Kings.
Mike Reed, drummer, composer, leader: currently drumming with Moonshine Willy, Big Breakfast, Jim Roll, and others, and is director of Chicago's Emerging Improvisers Organization.

The Picture Show
  The Treehouse Project

The Picture Show is an ambitiously conceived and elaborately packaged 3-cd set that first sets musical themes and improvisations to and from home photographs, and then pays homage to the great songwriters and singers of the last 50 years.

If there was ever a recording that was made for the 3-disc cd carrousel, this is it.  Just start at disc 1 and let it roll.  As JazzUSA wrote about this recording, "Thoughtful and emotional, often abstract but never esoteric, this music cannot be classified.  Simply listen as the scenes play out...and enjoy the show."

Disc 1:  8 tracks in 32:11 minutes
Disc 2: 13 tracks in 39:16 minutes
Disc 3:  7 tracks in 24:09 minutes

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