Genre: Jazz
Label: Venus
Size: 12"
Format: 33RPM,

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Eric Alexander Gentle Ballads 200g LP

Eric Alexander

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SKU:
VENLP19146
UPC:
4988008074017
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Vinyl Grade: Sealed

Jacket Grade: Mint

"A hard bop player who grows up a bit in individuality each year, Eric Alexander grew up in the state of Washington. He initially attended Indiana University, studying classical music as an altoist. However, Alexander soon discovered jazz, switched to tenor, and transferred to William Paterson College in New Jersey. After graduating, he moved to Chicago and soon gained important experience touring with Charles Earland while also becoming a fixture in local clubs...Influenced by Dexter Gordon and George Coleman, but gradually developing a more original sound, Alexander has also worked with Mel Rhyne, Cecil Payne, Kenny Barron and Eddie Henderson, among others." - All Music Guide

Musicians:
Eric Alexander, tenor sax
Mike LeDonne, piano
John Webber, bass
Joe Farnsworth, drums

Selections:
1. The Midnight Sun Will Never Set
2. Left Alone
3. Chelsea Bridge
4. Soul Eyes
5. Here's To Life
6. Gently

Recorded at Avatar Studio in New York on March 1 & 2, 2004.

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