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The Call by Kurt Rosenwinkel Kevin Hays Seamus Blake Bill Stewart (CD, 1993)

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Seamus Blake Quintet: Seamus Blake (tenor & soprano saxophones); Kevin Hays (piano); Kurt Rosenwinkel (guitar); Larry Grenadier (bass); Bill Stewart (drums). Personnel: Seamus Blake (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Kurt Rosenwinkel (guitar); Kevin Hays (piano); Bill Stewart (drums).

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Record LabelCriss Cross

UPC8712474108824

eBay Product ID (ePID)7050207575

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year1993

GenreJazz

Run Time75 Mins 57 Seconds

ArtistKurt Rosenwinkel, Kevin Hays, Seamus Blake, Bill Stewart

Release TitleThe Call

Additional Product Features

DistributionCity Hall

Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

EngineerMax Bolleman

Additional informationSeamus Blake Quintet: Seamus Blake (tenor & soprano saxophones); Kevin Hays (piano); Kurt Rosenwinkel (guitar); Larry Grenadier (bass); Bill Stewart (drums). Recorded on December 24, 1993. Includes liner notes by Bret Primack. Personnel: Seamus Blake (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Kurt Rosenwinkel (guitar); Kevin Hays (piano); Bill Stewart (drums). Liner Note Authors: Bret Primack; Seamus Blake. Recording information: RPM Studio, New York, NY (12/24/1993). Photographer: Ron Schwerin. Tenor saxophonist Seamus Blake, who was 24 at the time, is in excellent form on this creative post-bop set. He is teamed with the atmospheric and inventive guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel, pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Larry Grenadier, and drummer Bill Stewart on seven originals (including "Nobody's Song but His Own," "Mercy Days," and two versions of "Vanguard Blues"), "Prelude to a Kiss," and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." At this early stage in his career, Blake already had a pretty original sound on tenor and a good tone on soprano. One of the highpoints of the set is "Zydeco," which, although sounding nothing at all like zydeco music, features some particularly passionate playing from Blake. Recommended. ~ Scott Yanow

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo