Gary Smulyan
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Versace introduces Thelonious Monk’s “Well You Needn’t” in a perfectly quirky manner before the harmonized saxophones take charge and state the theme. Silver’s “The Preacher” is a medium-up... —
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Downbeat, Editor's Pick, March 2021
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Special offer. Labyrinth
RecommendedTom Harrell (trumpet), Larry Grenadier (bass), Billy Hart (drums), Kenny Werner (piano), Don Braden (tenor saxophone), Tom Harrell (fluegelhorn), Ray Botti (oboe), Joe Lovano (tenor saxophone), Steve Turre (trombone), Gary Smulyan (bass clarinet), Leon Parker (shaker), Leon Parker (congas), Tom Harrell...
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Penguin Guide to Jazz, Core Collection
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What Goes Around
RecommendedDave Holland Big Band, Gary Smulyan (baritone saxophone), Chris Potter (tenor saxophone), Robin Eubanks (trombone), Earl Gardner (trumpet), Billy Kilson (drums), Steve Nelson (vibraphone), Mark Gross (alto saxophone), Antonio Hart (alto saxophone), Dave Holland (double bass)
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Grammy Awards, 46th Awards (2003), Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album
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Streams Of Expression
Joe Lovano (tenor saxophone), Ralph Lalama (tenor saxophone), Gary Smulyan (baritone saxophone), Ralph Lalama (clarinet), George Garzone (tenor saxophone), Steve Slagle (alto saxophone), Steve Slagle (flute), John Hicks (piano), Dennis Irwin (bass), Joe Lovano (unknown), Joe Lovano (alto clarinet),...
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As the title references, the veteran baritone saxophonist’s trio has an engaging way of uncovering previously forgotten contrafacts (the practice of inventing new melody lines from existing... —
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Always There
Joe Magnarelli, Gary Smulyan, Jim Snidero, Larry Goldings, Dennis Irwin, Kenny Washington, Daniel G. Sadownick
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