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Free Time

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2021
Track listing: 1. Little Lucky Girl 2. Zoa 3. Rumba Gypsie 4. Funny Money 5. Taruna 6. Ova 7. Last Train to Nowhere 8. Green Box 9. Erna 10. Pay & Play

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Label: Candid Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: House Of Love; Little Suite; If You Try To Be Honest; Little Song; Loose Talk; Tomorrow Has Gone; Winter/City/Rain/Train; Only Sue; The Original Hero/Hard Times.

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Free Time

By Gary W Norwell

Label: Candid Records
Released: 2008

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Keith Shadwick: Free Time

by Chris May
August 7, 2008

Keith Shadwick--the well loved British journalist and author who passed away on July 28, 2008--was in his early twenties a jazz and jazz/rock musician playing saxophone, flute and piano. Then based in Australia, Shadwick was a founder member of the Sydney group, Sun. Managed by Horst Liepolt (who later ran Sweet Basil's in New ...

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Free Time

By Nick Bisesi

Label: Hallway Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Katja's Groove; Knee High by the Fourth of July; Amused; Avenue A Lullaby; Beatrice; Free Time; Peace; Trilogy for Alto Saxophone.

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Free Time

By Debbie Deane

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Released: 2001
Track listing: 1. Finally Free, 2. Mother Mary, 3. Sunday Morning Dawn, 4. Baby, 5. Don't Let Me Go This Way, 6. Hit The Rewind, 7. Kari, 8. These Are The Words, 9. Good To Me, 10. Tell Me, 11. That Can Be Arranged, 12. Piece Of Your Heart.

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Nick Bisesi: Free Time

by AAJ Staff
January 1, 2001

Free Time, a (mostly) quartet set from emerging saxophonist Nick Bisesi, offers a fresh helping of modern jazz spanning the range from edgy funk to all-out free. Bisesi's talents as a player are remarkable: he takes advantage of his firm, lean tone to construct solos with vision and clarity. The saxophonist got started in New York ...

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Debbie Deane: Free Time

by Mike Brannon
January 1, 2001

Sometimes a new face just seems to come out of the blue. A talent that wasnt there and just then was. For Debbie Deane, as with most talents, it was the usual decade plus 'overnight' success that just appeared that way. Judging from those she chose to accompany her on her maiden voyage, she did it ...