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Wild Goose Chase

by Eric Przedpelski

© Copyright - Eric Przedpelski / Przedpelski Music (888295282949)
Inspired by the likes of Lester Young, Ray Charles, and Stan Getz, this young jazz saxophonist, student of Branford Marsalis, joins three native North Carolinians to create one special work of swingin' music!
Genre: Jazz: Contemporary Jazz
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1. Basted Like a Turkey
6:12 album only
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2. The Thrill Is Gone
3:07 album only
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3. Swingin' At the Haven
5:37 album only
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4. Wake
5:55 album only
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5. Monki
7:31 album only
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6. There Will Never Be Another You
6:19 album only
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Eric Przedpelski turned a mere 20 years old while finalizing this first independent album project in San Sebastián, Spain. His saxophone playing is reminiscent of an old world saxophonist as his improvisations seem both melodic and full of passion and love of the sound of the saxophone. On 'Wild Goose Chase', the upright bass (played by a 17 year old Philip Norris) adds a perfect basis of sound which enables the piano (played by David Klingman) to lay bluesily over the top. Atticus Reynolds tops the sound off with another large dose of meaning and heart. Look out for these young bucks in the jazz future!

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