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Review 1
Alto saxophonist Gary Bartz (b. Baltimore, Sept. 26, 1940) studied music at the Julliard School in New York. He then worked with many prominent players like Max Roach, Art Blakey, Blue Mitchell , McCoy Tyner in the 60s. His international fame came when he joined Miles Davis in the early 70s.
He made his SteepleChase recording debut with Jackie McLean in 1973 ("Ode To Super" SCCD 31009). 15 years later he went into a studio in Copenhagen with the band he was touring with in Europe to make the second album for SteepleChase. |
Players
Gary Bartz alto sax
Butch Lacy piano
Clint Houston bass
Billy Hart drums
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Tracks
1. Samuel (Salim)
2. Never Never Land (Stein)
3. Run Before The Sun (Houston)*
4. Strode Rode (Rollins)
5. Monsoon (Bartz)
6. Soul Eyes (Waldron)
7. Uncle Bubba (Bartz)
total playing time: 61:04
*previously unissued
recorded April 1988
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