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Discs Etc: Music CD's - Randy Brecker
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JAZZ
HHHHI
Randy Brecker
34th N Lex
ESC RECORDS
This is the record we've been waiting for Randy Brecker to make,
especially after the nonsense of "Randroid", Brecker's electronically-
enhanced would-be-street-kid alter ego, on his last album. Brecker
has gathered a top-line crew of sympathetic, sleek musicians,
including his brother Michael, up and coming bassist Chris Minh Doky,
and the great baritone saxophonist Ronnie Cuber. From the opening
title tra...
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 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Quartet packed with energy
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; RANDY BRECKER, City Center Sheraton, Monday. A longtime and well-respected jazz player, trumpeter Randy Brecker, made his debut in the Jazz in Salt Lake City series Monday night. Joined by his wife, saxophonist Ada Rovatti, and the rest of his band -- Dave Kikoski on piano, David Gilmore on guitar,
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Randy Brecker's a little horny
Jerusalem Post
; 00-00-0000 Headline: Randy Brecker's a little horny Byline: Barry Davis Edition; Magazine Section: Arts Page: 18 Friday, January 24, 2003 -- Randy Brecker may be a jack of several trades but, in contrast to the adage, he's also master of them all. Over the past three decades Brecker has established
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Musician Michael Brecker; Won 11 Grammy Awards
The Washington Post
; Michael Brecker, 57, a bold-toned, versatile tenor saxophonist who won 11 Grammy Awards and whose work as a studio and backup musician and leader appears on thousands of recordings, died Jan. 13 at a hospital in New York. He had leukemia. Mr. Brecker was regarded among many musicians and critics as
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Jazz trumpeter crosses musical boundaries
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; In a world where crossing musical boundaries is increasingly becoming the norm, jazz trumpeter Randy Brecker has the distinction of being one of the earliest to do it. Brecker is an artist who has played with everyone from Blood, Sweat and Tears to Clark Terry. On the heels of his most recent
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Culture: Brecker ready to tear the roof off; Randy Brecker begins a residency at Ronnie Scott's tonight Martin Longley reports.
The Birmingham Post (England)
; Byline: Martin Longley This might sound odd, but for his latest album, jazz trumpeter Randy Brecker plays at assuming the identity of Randroid, a rapping Lothario who's spouting hip Manhattan street-speak as much as he's putting horn to lips. Randy has already contributed the odd bout of vocalising
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