Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2006
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:13
Size: 154,2 MB
Art: Front
( 5:06) 1. Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
(12:03) 2. There's Blues Everywhere
( 3:02) 3. Shaw Nuff
( 9:04) 4. In Remembrance
( 6:20) 5. Lift Ev'ry Voice
( 5:17) 6. Go Down Moses
( 8:05) 7. Jesus Loves Me
(12:21) 8. Let Us Break Bread Together
( 5:52) 9. Sleepy
Year: 2006
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:13
Size: 154,2 MB
Art: Front
( 5:06) 1. Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
(12:03) 2. There's Blues Everywhere
( 3:02) 3. Shaw Nuff
( 9:04) 4. In Remembrance
( 6:20) 5. Lift Ev'ry Voice
( 5:17) 6. Go Down Moses
( 8:05) 7. Jesus Loves Me
(12:21) 8. Let Us Break Bread Together
( 5:52) 9. Sleepy
On this recording, tenor saxophonist Ed Wiley, Jr. pays tribute to the African-American music continuum, from Negro spirituals to bebop. Included is the classic Go Down Moses, and an emotional solo rendition of Nobody Knows which features Wiley's lush, warm tone. The passionate title track, In Remembrance, written by Wiley, captures the essence of Black struggle. Also includes Charlie Parker's up-tempo bebop tune, Shaw-Nuff. This recording features Ed Wiley, Jr. on tenor and alto sax; Milt Hinton on bass; Shirley Scott on piano; Micky Roker and Bobby Durham on drums; Terell Stafford on trumpet; Wycliffe Gordon, longtime member of the Wynton Marsalis band, on trombone. Arrangements by Ed Wiley, Jr. and Shirley Scott. ~ Editorial Reviews http://www.amazon.com/In-Remembrance-Ed-Wiley-Jr/dp/B000EZ91FQ
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