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"While Cozzetti is co-producer of Road Songs 2, as with the original Road Songs, Gemmill plays all of the instruments and wrote all but one of the songs." - Scott Yanow |
"a distinctive collection of tracks within Road Songs. His unique blend of synthesized instruments, take the digital era of music into a new direction." - Melissa Nastasi |
"Cozzetti & Gemmill, it should be noted, wrote the title track after seeing the King Tut exhibit at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art " - Alex Henderson |
"Concerto For Padré's title track combines some McCoy Tyner-ish moves with a healthy appreciation of European classical music." - Alex Henderson |
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Road Songs 2 (Digital Jazz - 2017 Cozgem Studios) {Digital Booklet} 
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Tim Gemmill {Wikipedia} Song Clips: (2 minute .mp3 audio files) {Proteus 2} {Moog Blues} {Groove On} {Domo Arigato} {Super Cool} {A Little Something} {Can You Read My Mind?} |
Road Songs (Modern Jazz - 2013 Cozgem Studios) {Digital Booklet}
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Song Clips: (2 minute .mp3 audio files) {Drone} {Zigzag} {Proteus} {Pine Siskin} {Invention No.13 in A Minor} {Blues for Ralph} {Empire in Quest} {No Na Me} {Fugue} {Red Valley} |
Voyage of the Mummy (live) (Avant-Garde Jazz) {Digital booklet}
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Cozzetti & Gemmill {Wikipedia} Recorded in NYC (1977) Song Clips: (2 minute .mp3 audio files) {Cousin Mary} {Red Valley} {Intro to Voyage} {Voyage of the Mummy} |
Timeless (Concerto For Padré & Soft Flower in Spring) {Digital Booklet}
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Song Clips: (2 minute .mp3 audio files) {For the Rock Artist} {Cyclops} {Captain Pike} {Blue Jay} {Soft Flower in Spring} {Tree Leaves} {Contemplating Raindrops} {Concerto for Padré} {Colony Four} {China} |
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