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Seamus Blake Quartet: Live in Italy 2CD

To consider that saxplayer Seamus Blake was inclosed in the Downbeat Critics Poll as an "artist deserving of wider recognition", that Pat Metheny described him as "the best tenor player I've heard in a couple of years"
Jazz Times April 1997

Infinity - Wayne Wallace

Wayne Wallace, trombone, melodica, arrangements
Murray Low, acoustic piano and synthesizer
Michael Spiro, congas, bata, repinique & misc percussion
David Belove, bass
John Santos, timbales bongo, bata & misc percussion
Paul van Wageningen, trap drums

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Joe Locasio: Ghosts

Legendary Pianist for Tony Campise, Chet Baker and many others, LoCasio steps out on a limb to record his first solo project in 20 years. 13 Original compositions showcase the artist in a starkly intimate, emotionally available setting.

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Effendi Records

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BARB JUNGR : Every Grain Of Sand - Barb Jungr Sings Bob Dylan

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Ralph Lalama Quartet: Energy Fields

Often compared to Sonny Rollins and Hank Mobley,Ralph Lalama is a world-class tenor saxophonist who has found his fame with such bands as the Village Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, and the Joe Lovano Nonet.Ralph has evolved his voice into an unmistakable one all his own.

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