| Discography |
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| Solo |
Rob Kohler
"a thousand faces"
(Mahlon's Music) |
| Jazz |
Jared Burrows Quartet
"Northern Exposure"
(Third Rail Music) |
Three Form
"What We Had In Mind"
(Lila Muse) |
Three Form
"Taking the Hook"
(Lila Muse) |
Platt-Kohler Trio
"Rising From the Ashes"
(PKT Records) |
Kohler Jazz Trio
"Blues and Things" |
| Folk |
Alice Di Micele
"Alice live"
(Alice Otter Music) |
Tom Robison
"Many Hats"
(Fiddlehill) |
Sean Devine
"Walkin Down the Road"
(Whiz Bang Records) |
Kristen Wells
"Long Time Coming"
(Kelly Norman Records) |
Edis
"Fly me Away"
(Edis Music) |
| World |
This World
"This World"
(IAM) |
This World
"Beyond the Beyond"
(IAM) |
| Rock |
Rollerball
"einaugige kirsche"
(RLLRBLLoea) |
Stuhl
"Softener"
producer/engineer only |
Tao Jones
"tao jones"
(Elemental Records)
producer only |
| Classical |
Lee Kohler
"Hymns and Meditations"
(IAM)
producer only |
Knotty Ensemble
"Knottly Bits"
(Third Rail Music) |
Stuart Weber
"Departures"
(Bridger Records) |
| New Age |
In Flight
"Imagine a Music"
(IAM) |
Ron Newman
"Animal Dreams" |
| Religious |
Jacob and Jeni
"It is Well"
(Funex) |
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Rob has been happily using his Moses Upright (KP-4) for about three years on stages up and down the West coast.
 The styles that he plays range from straight-ahead jazz with the leading players of today's scene at the Sanford Jazz Workshop, to Avant-Garde with a string quartet at the du Maurier Music Festival in Vancouver, B.C., to the jam band sounds of the Alice DiMicele Band that appears this summer at the Strawberry Festival and Seattle's Bumber Shoot Festival.
"The Moses has a futuristic look and feel, with a vintage tone. I can simulate the tone of, let's say, a classic Ron Carter or Cecil McBee sound while walking, and then when I solo the evenness and clarity of sound allow me to play very contemporary ideas. Then if I grab my bow, the colors and sounds that are available are limitless and very progressive."
"The Moses has a very hip Latin tone. With the treble rolled off you can get an authentic Reggae thump or a Motown vibe, and the lush sustain is killing on ballads. The Moses is one of the most versatile basses I have ever had the good fortune to play!"
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