Another strong set from saxophonist Marion Meadows

From: Michigan Chronicle | Date: April 13, 2004| Author: Watkins, David | Copyright information


Michigan Chronicle

04-13-2004

Marion Meadows' "Players Club, his fourth release on the Heads Up
International label and ninth album overall, offers a tribute to
contemporary artists and jazz musicians alike with a delectable collection
of contemporary jazz, neo-soul, R&B and hip-hop, all rolled up into one
slammin' CD.

I remember back in the early 90s when I first saw saxophonist Meadows. He
was the opening act for a show at Masonic Temp...

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