Keith Oxman - GlimpsesKeith Oxman joins forces with legendary saxophonist David Liebman for his latest release, Glimpses. The title track was composed by Liebman who plays soprano and tenor saxophones on the recording. They are backed by Keith's regular trio of Jeff Jenkins, Ken Walker and Todd Reid who are featured on previous recordings and perform with him regularly. Highlights include a duo between pianist Jenkins and Liebman on Ellington's In a Sentimental Mood, Oxman

gained significant musical impetus from members of the Alban Berg Quartet

A longtime member of two of the world's most renowned orchestras - The New York Philharmonic and The Philadelphia Orchestra

including a special prologue featuring the voice of his late grandfather

Blues flavored tales of the Mississippi Delta delivered in a conversational language of the heart

comprised exclusively of compositions by the popular US TV show host of the 1950s

all enhanced by the powerful and mesmerizing vocals of Sohini Alam

It isn't even clear what kind of ensemble they were intended for: given the association with older music

transferred to CD with great success" [Penguin Guide] "Nelsova's Schelomo

Charles Lloyd - "Trios: Ocean" - As a sound seeker

"Buffalo Killers' sound harks back to the late 60s/early 70s when rock bands such as CSN&Y

Duke Ellington and key soloists work wonders on such chestnuts as "My Funny Valentine

it sank without a trace and most of the copies sat in a warehouse for over 15 years