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Suave saxophone master Dexter Gordon had been living in Europe for several years when he returned to make his final Blue Note album "Gettin’ Around" in 1965
Jimmy Smith (Hammond B3 Organ)
López-Nussa reaches a career milestone with a vibrant album teeming with joy and pathos that was inspired by the pianist’s recent decision to leave his Cuban homeland and begin a new life in France
this four-song album captures the thrill of a live concert in which the saxophonists compete against each other - along with Coltrane regular and seasoned counterpoint player Mal Waldron on piano
Motifs and recurring patterns crystallize and reveal a concise
anouar brahem after the last sky 1 size:OS Suave saxophone master Dexter Gordon2LP with signed Art Card Eight years after Blue Maqams, Anouar Brahem returns with a poignant project, titled after a line of verse by poet Mahmoud Darwish, which asks Where should the birds fly, after the last sky? Graceful chamber pieces for oud, cello, piano and bass subtly address the metaphysical question and its broad resonances in a troubled time. While drawing upon the traditional modes of Arab music, Brahem has consistently sought to engage
