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| 1. | Old Fashion
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| 2. | Don't Break Step
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| 3. | Lost in Little Spain
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| 4. | Piece
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| 5. | It's Done
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| 6. | Square Brown
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| 7. | Where Am I?
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| 8. | Kannada
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| 9. | Mike's 'Piece'
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| 10. | Old Men's Home
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| 11. | All in a Row
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| 12. | The Same New Story
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Jazz
Mike Manieri - Vibraphone, Liner Notes
Eric Van Der Westen Double Bass
Marnix Busstra Guitar, Sitar (Electric), Bouzouki, Producer, Liner Notes
Pieter Bast Drums
Robert Becker Graphic Design, Photography
Werner Pensaert Engineer
Legendary vibraphonist and leader of Steps Ahead Mike Mainieri is joined by Dutch guitarist Marnix Busstra, bassist Eric van der Westen and drummer Pieter Bast on bTwelve Pieces/b. This new set is filled with 12 intimate, imaginative and brutally honest compositions. You need guts to play really beautifully, and to create an ambience in which every note counts and every subtlety comes across. The Mike Mainieri/Marnix Busstra Quartet made the audience realize that one hardly ever gets to hear music played that way - for hours on end. - Koen Schouten (de Volkskrant)
Mike Mainieri
Active Decades: '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s
Born: Jul 04, 1938 in New York, NY
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Fusion, Post-Bop, Experimental, Crossover Jazz
Mike Mainieri, a talented and distinctive vibraphonist, has had a productive and diverse career. He first played vibes professionally when he was 14, touring with Paul Whiteman in a jazz trio called Two Kings & a Queen. He played with Buddy Rich's bands for a long period (1956-1963) and then became a busy studio musician, appearing on many pop records. Mainieri had opportunities to work with Benny Goodman, Coleman Hawkins, and Wes Montgomery (1967-1968), among many others, and played in the early fusion band Jeremy & the Satyrs. During 1969-1972, he led a 20-piece rehearsal group called White Elephant that included the Brecker Brothers and other studio players. In 1979, he formed Steps (which later became Steps Ahead), an all-star jazz-oriented R&Bfusion band that included such players as Mike Brecker, Don Grolnick, Eddie Gomez, and Steve Gadd in its original lineup. Mainieri has revived the group several times since, with such musicians as saxophonist Bendik, Warren Bernhardt, Eliane Elias, Rachel Z, Mike Stern, Tony Levin, Victor Bailey, Peter Erskine, and Steve Smith making strong contributions. In 1992, Mainieri founded the NYC label and recorded the adventurous An American Diary. Prior to NYC, Mike Mainieri had recorded as a leader for such labels as Argo (1962), Solid State, Arista, Artists House, Warner Bros., and Elektra.
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