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Ernie Watts, Lisa Hilton, Russ Lossing and More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
March 7, 2019
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New releases from Ernie Watts, Lisa Hilton, Michael Wolff, Russ Lossing, and Quintetto Lo Greco showing the wide variety in the World of Jazz.

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Ernie Watts "I Forgot August" from Home Light (Flying Dolphin Records) 00:00
Lisa Hilton "Twists of Fate" from Oasis (Ruby Slippers Productions) 09:27
Michael Wolff "Allison" from Swirl (Sunnyside Records) 14:03
Russ Lossing "Little Girl Blue" from Changes (Steeplechase) 20:00
Quintetto Lo Greco "Jazz Fever" from Fever (Irma Records) 27:39
Details In The Air "Departure of the Birds" from Open Containers (Kilogram Records) 34:34
Ernie Watts "Cafe Central 2am" from Home Light (Flying Dolphin Records) 38:49
Lisa Hilton "Vapors & Shadows" from Oasis (Ruby Slippers Productions) 47:33
Russ Lossing "Sweet & Lovely" from Changes (Steeplechase) 52:17
Quintetto Lo Greco "Wind Sound" from Jazz Fever (Irma Records) 59:13
Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Patrick Holmes, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi "Shine A Town" from Telepatia Liquida (577 Records) 1:05:38
Ernie Watts "Distant Friends" from Home Light (Flying Dolphin Records) 1:14:08
Lisa Hilton "Lazy Daisy" from Oasis (Ruby Slippers Productions) 1:22:31
Michael Wolff "Swirl" from Swirl (Sunnyside Records) 1:27:00
Quintetto Lo Greco "Icons" from Jazz Fever (Irma Records) 1:32:13
Verneri Pohjola, Maciej Garbowski - Ivann Cruz Quartet, Krzysztof Gradziuk "Sapphire" from Gemstones (Fundacja Sluchaj) 1:37:05
Russ Lossing "Prelude To A Kiss" from Changes (Steeplechase) 1:48:29
Michael Wolff "Angel Eyes" from Swirl (Sunnyside Records) 1:54:33

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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