Dedications Robin Eubanks

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  • Release Date: 04/08/2003
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Sales Rank: 155,518
  • Label: WINTER & WINTER
  • UPC: 025091903221

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Dedications

1LISTENThe New Breed / Steve Turre 6:22
2LISTENV.O. / Steve Turre 6:11
3LISTENRed, Black and Green Blues / Steve Turre 6:33
4LISTENTrance Dance / Steve Turre 6:43
5LISTENPerpetual Broove / Steve Turre 5:03
6LISTENEspecially for You / Steve Turre 7:16
7LISTENKoncepts / Steve Turre 5:02
8LISTENVictory / Steve Turre 6:55

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This CD teams together two of the brightest young trombonists of the period, Robin Eubanks and Steve Turre. The music covers a wide area with "The New Breed" placing the horns over a complex 7/4 funk rhythm (with pianist Mulgrew Miller making his recording debut on synthesizer), "V.O." being a modern Latin original, "Red, Black & Green Blues" featuring the band jamming on a blues reminiscent of the Jazz Messengers and "Trance Dance" evolving from a free form introduction to a nearly impossible-to-play solo section (with 45 beats every four bars). The funky "Perpetual Groove" is succeded by a ballad dedicated to Woody Shaw, the straightahead "Koncepts" (similar to "Giant Steps") and the uptempo "Victory." Eubanks and Turre had worked together on and off for nearly four yaers at this point and their familiarity with each other's playing shows. Add to the two trombones a strong and flexible rhythm section and the result is a stimluating and varied set of modern jazz. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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