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Steve Uccello and David Cooper Orton Bridge Continents on Serene New Album "Ebbw and Flow"

Sunday July 6, 2025. 03:00 PM , from No Treble

Steve Uccello’s rich double bass and Orton’s fingerstyle guitar anchor 'Ebbw and Flow,' an album shaped by artists from Australia to Mexico.

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