REVIEW: Vince Ector: Theme For Ms. P. – Jazz Journal

May 26, 2020

By Ronald Atkins, Jazz Journal Growing up in Philadelphia, Vince Ector recorded his first album under the leadership of organist Charles Earland and the music here reflects that kind of ambience, with originals mixed with tunes from beyond the usual orbit that are given a jazzy tinge just as Earland would do. The opener, for … Read More

REVIEW: Vince Ector’s ‘Theme For Ms. P’ Reviewed by Jazz Weekly

April 1, 2020

George Harris, Jazz Weekly Drummer Vince Ector gives a comfort food of an album with a blue plate organ team anchored by Pat Bianchi at the keys along with Bruce Williams on alto or soprano sax and guest Paul Bollenback on guitar for half the tunes. Ector is crisp and clear, leading the team on … Read More

Roxy Coss, Dave Liebman, Rachel Therrien and Vince Ector in February 2020 Hot House

February 2, 2020

Winning Spins by George Kanzler What’s notable about the two albums here is that both are distinguished by excellent ensemble execution, appealing arrangements, cogent solos and way-above-average originals. They also feature front lines that deviate creatively from the usual quintet arrangement: Sax and guitar on one; two flutes or flute and soprano sax on the … Read More

FEATURE: Vince Ectors’s South Philly Groove at The Side Door by CT Examiner

January 7, 2020

By Clare Byrne, CT Examiner Philadelphia, land of the Schuykill River, home of the “South Philly Groove” as defined by Vince Ector, a dynamic jazz percussionist and leader of Organatomy Trio +, a quartet that rolled into the Side Door Jazz Club in Old Lyme on Friday night. Ector was incredibly relaxed, dressed in an … Read More

OUT NOW: Drummer, Educator and Jazz Advocate Vince Ector Celebrates New Release ‘Theme for Ms. P’

September 24, 2019

With Organatomy Trio+ Featuring Vince Ector (drums), Bruce Williams (alto & soprano saxophone), Pat Bianchi (organ) plus Special Guest, Paul Bollenback (guitar)   The fourth release from acclaimed drummer Vince Ector, Theme For Ms. P introduces fans to the bandleader’s Organatomy Trio, which features Bruce Williams on saxophones, Pat Bianchi – known for his work … Read More