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The Jazz Brothers Visit Curtis Street by Keith Oxman
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Album Title: Home
Label: Capri Records
Released: 2025
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About the Album
For Colorado-based tenor great Keith Oxman, the term “Home” evokes family, memories, and music. Oxman shows the world that inspired his classic tenor sound on his tasty new record, which features guitarist Clind Dadian, trumpeter Derek Banach, bassist Bill McCrossen, and drummer Todd Reid. Many of the tunes are named after special moments, family members, or mentors. “The Jazz Brothers Visit Curtis Street” is a fantastically hard-swinging track that showcases Oxman’s gorgeous tone, succinctly and pointed solos from most of the band, and the rhythm section’s fearless drive.
Tracks
True Lou; Hardenesque; Serenata; Don't Throw in the Powell; Home(When Shadows Fall); Pam; Cousin Steve; Stray Killer; The Jazz Brothers Visit Curtis Street; Detective Acosta and the Case of the Misplaced Square; Owen's Defense; Opus for Wherda; An Extraordinary Rose.
Personnel
Keith Oxman
saxophone, tenorDerek Banach
trumpetClint Dadian
guitarBill McCrossen
bassTodd Reid
drumsReviews
Date featured
March 21, 2026
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