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Crosscurrent - Live at Jazz Unite

Artist: Sam Rivers
Sam Rivers - Crosscurrent - Live at Jazz Unite CD
Label: Marge
Price: $15.95 
Year: 2009
Format: CD

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Recorded live on April 4, 1981.

A quintessential favorite. This is a Sam Rivers live set at Jazz Unité, Paris, France 1981. This one hits it just right. It's the kind of cerebral funk that I can listen to repeatedly on different levels. I can play it for non-jazz aficionados before dinner, or I can concentrate on it through headphones. I think this is the type of Sam Rivers playing that inspired Steve Coleman's ideas for M-base.
ARTISTS
Sam Rivers (soprano and tenor saxophones, flute, piano, voice); Jerry Byrd (guitar); Real Wesley-Grant (bass); Steve Ellington (drums)
TRACKS
  1. Swirl
  2. Riptide
  3. Rapture
  4. Crosscurrent
  5. Sunbeams
  6. Breeze
  7. Serenity
  8. Eddy
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1. Eric on 2/7/2010, said:

This CD has some great Rivers playing--tenor, soprano, flute, and piano. I would have given it 4/5 stars if it weren't for the fact that the tunes are faded out on several tracks, and as a result we never hear a solo from guitarist Jerry Byrd. I find this rather annoying and frustrating. Nevertheless, it is rewarding to hear Rivers in this piano-less quartet setting.
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