Brad Shepik
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Brad Shepik, born Brad Schoeppach on February 13, 1966 in Walla Walla, Washington, is an American jazz guitarist. He began playing guitar at age ten and later studied at Cornish College of the Arts under Jerry Granelli, Julian Priester, Dave Peck, and Ralph Towner. In the late 1980s, Shepik co-founded the trio Babkas with Briggan Krauss and Aaron Alexander in Seattle. In 1990, he moved to New York City, where he played with Dave Douglas' Tiny Bell Trio and Paul Motian's Electric Bebop Band. He joined Matt Darriauâs Paradox Trio in 1994, which blended Klezmer, Balkan music, and jazz. Shepik also formed Pachora with Chris Speed, Jim Black, and Skúli Sverrisson to explore world jazz. Notable albums include The Well (2000), Human Activity Suite (2009), and Flower Starter (2015). He has collaborated extensively with artists such as Carla Bley, Charlie Haden, Andy Laster, Franz Koglmann, Jamie Baum, and Joey Baron.
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- Interlude featuring Tony Coe
- L'écrevisse featuring Tony Coe
- Rue Montmartre featuring Tony Coe
- Down the Hill
- German Taco
- Marburg
- The Journey Never Ends by Brad Shepik
- Xylo
- Garden
- Reve Pour Louis featuring John Hadfield
- Fractured Water featuring John Hadfield
- Train Home
- The Sigh featuring John Hadfield
- Waterwheel featuring John Hadfield
- Baraye Shoma featuring John Hadfield
- Nomadic Days featuring John Hadfield
- Seven Crotales featuring John Hadfield
- Mambo Terni
- Your Egg Roll
- Transfer
- Across the Way
- Pfaffenhofen
- Mona Mona (Armenian Traditional) featuring John Hadfield
