TAPESTRY RECORDS
Hess,Fred How Bout Now CD
- SKU:
- 11804192
- UPC:
- 054987600920
- MPN:
- 76009
- Condition:
- New
Description
Fred Hess has expanded his quartet to a quintet for his latest release on Tapestry, and the charts are more adventurous and challenging. He has kept the core group of Ron Miles, Ken Filiano and Matt Wilson who have provided splendid musical support on his previous recordings. Dr. Hess has always maintained a cult following in the jazz world. He has often been called a musician's musician and breaks with tradition while holding true to the lessons of the great saxophonists who came before him.
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1. How 'Bout Now 2. Sooz Blooz 3. Song for Susan 4. Scarlett's Dance 5. Finding the Evidence 6. Clef's Ski Vacation 7. Opposites Attract 8. Gathering Moss 9. In the Moment 10. B. Quick
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