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Talia's Waltz by Dan Adler

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"Talia's Waltz" by Dan Adler

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Album Title: All Things Familiar
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009

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For this recording, Dan Adler has assembled a group of top-notch New York musicians. Grant Stewart, widely recognized to be one of the freshest tenor saxophone voices in the mainstream jazz world. Richard Samuels on piano, Dmitri Kolesnik on Bass and Phil Stewart on drums form a cohesive and imaginative rhythm section. All great soloists and recording artists in their own right, their interaction on this recording is magical.

Tracks

If I Were a Jazz Man; Star Eyes; You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To; Talia's Waltz; All Things Familiar; Sivan's Samba; Emily; Blues for Keren; I Love You; Bird's Idea.

Personnel

Dan Adler
guitar

Additional Personnel

Dan Adler: guitar; Richard Samuels: piano; Dmitri Kolesnik: bass; Philip Stewart: drums; Grant Stewart: tenor sax.

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Date featured

October 9, 2009

This song appears by permission of the contributing artist and/or record company. It is for personal use only; no other rights are granted or implied.


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