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Mentor

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Released: 2004
Track listing: Saturday 10 a.m., A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing, Sweet Lips, Siempre Me Va Bien, Don't Ask Why, Yardbird Suite, In Your Own Sweet Way, The Peacocks, I Hadn't Anyone Till You, Ware-ing

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Kerry Strayer Septet: Mentor

Read "Mentor" reviewed by Jim Santella


Featuring Gary Foster, this straight-ahead session swings with the timeless tradition of a Kansas City 7, but with the orchestrated sound of a big band or large orchestra. There have been other small jazz groups named Kansas City 7, but Kerry Strayer’s septet captures all the essentials and wraps them all up in one harmonious package. ...

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Kerry Strayer Septet: Mentor

Read "Mentor" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


This one swings right out of the gate on a cool groove of four horn harmony that gives way to reedman Gary Foster's incisive, clean-toned alto sax solo on “Saturday 10 a.m." A septet effort under the leadership of Kansas City-based baritone sax man Kerry Strayer, Mentor showcases the considerable talents of Foster on alto and ...

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Kerry Strayer Septet: Jeru Blue: A Tribute to Gerry Mulligan

Read "Jeru Blue: A Tribute to Gerry Mulligan" reviewed by Dave Hughes


Kansas City baritone saxophonist and educator Kerry Strayer has put together an excellent straight-ahead jazz outing that serves both as a worthy tribute to the late Gerry Mulligan (unquestionably the most influencial baritone saxophonist in jazz), as well as a good introduction to his own talents. Eight of the nine tunes are Strayer's arrangements of Mulligan ...


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