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| 1. | King Henry
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| 2. | One For Jack
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| 3. | Reconcile
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| 4. | Raised Nine Ball
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| 5. | South Paw
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| 6. | Totomlane
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| 7. | What's New
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| 8. | Barbarian
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Jazz / Mainstream Jazz
Harold Danko (piano)
Joe Magnarelli (trumpet)
Dick Oatts (tenor sax, alto sax)
James Oblon (drums)
Dave Santoro (bass)
Dick Oatts' fourth SteepleChase outing is wholly original, save for an unusual, vamp-based reading of "What's New" that winds up sounding a little like "Bemsha Swing." Joining the saxophonist are his regular rhythm mates, bassist Dave Santoro and drummer James Oblon, along with trumpeter Joe Magnarelli, who proves to be a stirring presence throughout. In this sparse and harmonically suggestive environment one really gets to soak in the wonderful timbre of the horns -- although pianist Harold Danko makes three strong guest appearances, adding variety to the session. Highlights include the placid and melodic waltz "Reconcile," the challenging, up-tempo "Raised Nine Ball," and the lightly bouncing, unorthodox title track. Oatts plays alto sax almost exclusively, recalling at times the silky, rich tones of Lee Konitz and Paul Desmond; he switches to tenor for the closing "Barbarian," a tricky, ever-modulating blues. ~ David R. Adler, All Music Guide |
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