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Charles McPherson Quartet Live at BIMHUIS Amsterdam
No one else alive today has mastered the musical language of Charlie Parker like Charles McPherson. The alto saxophonist, who played with, among others, Charles Mingus from 1960 to 1972, keeps bebop alive with his own music. Critics praise his powerful, confident playing on his most recent album The Journey.
Personnel -Charles McPherson: alto saxophone; Alberto Palau: piano; Joris Teepe: bass; Stephen Keogh: drums.
Personnel -Charles McPherson: alto saxophone; Alberto Palau: piano; Joris Teepe: bass; Stephen Keogh: drums.
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- BIMHUIS Radio Intro -00:00
- Live Concert @ BIMHUIS First Set: Charles McPherson Quartet -00:50
- Live Concert @ BIMHUIS Second Set: Charles McPherson Quartet -47:47
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