Steve Grossman: I'm Confessin' auf CD
I'm Confessin'
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
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- Label:
- Dreyfus
- Aufnahmejahr ca.:
- 2007
- UPC/EAN:
- 3460503690226
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 15.1.2007
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+ Harold Land, Jimmy Cobb
In 1969, at the age of 18 only, Steve Grossman joins the electric band of Miles Davis !
He continues his musical experience with Chick Corea, Elvin Jones, confirming his style and tone. All over the years and his albums, anyone can appreciate this tenor sax with his huge, warm and generous sound, alternately smooth and with a rough expressiveness.
In 1992, at the top of his art, Steve Grossman goes in studio with a amazing quartet (Jimmy Cobb- drums, Harold Land – tenor sax) to record an album never released up to now. Seven fantastic titles. Two covers of Monk and a disguised tribute to his mentor, Miles Davis with « Vierd Blues ».
Without any doubt, Steve Grossman is one of the best tenor saxophonist, and this record is the perfect proof of it.
When speaking about him, Michel Petrucciani was saying : « When I am listening to Steve Grossman, I can see a newsvendor in New York streets, shouting the last news, or a tumbler announcing the arrival in town of a circus. Each time the colours and climates he brings are different with a so persistent voice tune that you can do nothing but listen to him, whatever happens.»
Steve Grossman : saxophone ténor - Harold Land : saxophone ténor - Reggie Johnson : contrebasse - Jimmy Cobb : batterie - Fred Henke : piano
He continues his musical experience with Chick Corea, Elvin Jones, confirming his style and tone. All over the years and his albums, anyone can appreciate this tenor sax with his huge, warm and generous sound, alternately smooth and with a rough expressiveness.
In 1992, at the top of his art, Steve Grossman goes in studio with a amazing quartet (Jimmy Cobb- drums, Harold Land – tenor sax) to record an album never released up to now. Seven fantastic titles. Two covers of Monk and a disguised tribute to his mentor, Miles Davis with « Vierd Blues ».
Without any doubt, Steve Grossman is one of the best tenor saxophonist, and this record is the perfect proof of it.
When speaking about him, Michel Petrucciani was saying : « When I am listening to Steve Grossman, I can see a newsvendor in New York streets, shouting the last news, or a tumbler announcing the arrival in town of a circus. Each time the colours and climates he brings are different with a so persistent voice tune that you can do nothing but listen to him, whatever happens.»
Steve Grossman : saxophone ténor - Harold Land : saxophone ténor - Reggie Johnson : contrebasse - Jimmy Cobb : batterie - Fred Henke : piano
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Tracklisting
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Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Vierd blues
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2 Circus
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3 I'm confessin'
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4 Sandrow
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5 Born to be blue
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6 Let's cool one
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7 San Francisco holiday
