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Joshua Redman: Freedom In the Groove

Read "Freedom In the Groove" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Intro. In the 15 years that I have been following jazz there have been two new tenor player about whom much ado was made: Courtney Pine and Joshua Redman. The Englishman Pine sprung on the scene in the mid-80s with a Coltrane fixation rivaling that of Anton Bruckner with Beethoven. His album titles further betrayed his ...

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Freedom In The Groove

Label: Nonesuch
Released: 1996
Track listing: Hide and Seek, One Shining Soul, Streams of Consciousness, When the Sun Comes Down, Home Fires, Invocation, Dare I Ask, Cat Battles, Pantomime, Can't Dance.


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