Tim Garland's Dean Street Underground Orchestra
Soho Story

"Formidable" The Guardian
"As well as a commanding saxophonist, Garland is a brilliantly inventive writer" The Observer CD of the week

Garlands explosive 9 piece little-big band recorded live at its home at Soho's Pizza Express Jazz Club in 2001. Main soloist include Gerard Presencer flg, Perico Sambeat alto, Gareth Williams piano, Barnaby Dickinson trom, Jeff Ballard drums, and Garland saxes. For sheet music details, see publications page.

Storms/Nocturnes

"It hardly gets better than this!" Mojo

Garland is currently signed to the Sirocco Jazz label, his CD Storms/Nocturnes CD is available in shops now. Featuring Joe Locke and Geoffrey Keezer, it is an exceptional example of trio chamber jazz. "Three masters of their instruments having a wonderful time together, a disc to treasure" Birmingham post.
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Tim Garland -Tenor and Soprano Saxophone/ Bass clarinet
Geoff rey Keezer - Piano
Joe Locke - Vibes/Marimba

Storms/Nocturnes "Rising Tide"
Featuring the trio and expanded with string quartet on some tracks.

Made By Walking

"There are no paths, paths are made by walking" Machado

"Made By Walking" has had plenty of acclaim and made it into the Jazz's top radio play list in the US during its release. Featuring Avishai Cohen, Geoff Keezer, Jorge Rossi, Gerard Presencer, Chick Corea and Joe Locke.

Tim Garland- Saxes, bass clarinet
Geoff Keezer - Piano
Joe Locke - Vibes
Avishai Cohen - Bass
Jorge Rossy - Drums
Gerard Presencer - Flugal
Chick Corea - Piano (on two tracks)

Sea Changes (1999)
... is the beautiful swan song of the co-led group Lammas, which ran for ten years, winning several awards for so successfully blending contemporary jazz with aspects of Celtic folk. The partnership of poet/guitarist Don Paterson and Garland creates many magical moods, sometimes playing as a duet, sometimes augmented with the deep and plaintive voice of Christine Tobin, also with Karen Street on accordion.
The CD is available from amazon.co.uk.

Over the ten years that Tim Garland and Scottish acoustic guitar enigma Don Paterson have been playing together, their sound, as Chris Parker of the Times put it "Sounds like Lammas, and Lammas alone".

The fifteen numbers follow each other like movements of the same work, moving from the groove based "The Campout" featuring the funky sub base of the Udu and Bodhran percussion through three etherial versions of a beautiful and cinematic chorale, which are spaced throughout. Christine Tobin's vocals once again contributes,( often wordlessly), to several tracks including Patersons mesmerising Spanish song "The Water In The Rock".

Enter The Fire
featuring Jason Rebello-piano, Gerard Presencer-flugal, Jeremy Stacey-drums, Mick Hutton-bass (Linn)

Playing To The Moon
Live at Ronnie Scotts London, featuring Winston Clifford-drums, Laurence Cottle-electric bass and Phil Robson-guitar (Jazz House)