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Eric Alexander – Second Impression
Second Impression is an album by tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander. It was recorded in 2016 and released by HighNote Records in the same year.
Eric Alexander – tenor saxophone Harold Mabern – piano, Fender Rhodes Bob Cranshaw – bass Joe Farnsworth – drums
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Eric Alexander – Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great is an album by saxophonist Eric Alexander which was recorded in 1997 and released on the HighNote label in 2000. In his review on Allmusic, Michael G. Nastos states “The combination of tenor saxophonist Alexander, trumpeter Jim Rotundi, guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Joe Farnsworth has yielded great results, with the collective One for All and their own individual bands.” In JazzTimes, Miles Jordan wrote “Alexander is in the tradition of Windy City tenormen, and it’s entirely appropriate that he’s reunited here with B-3 boss Charles Earland, with whom he earned a name for himself after landing in Chicago about 10 years ago …”
It’s an honor to be able to call some of these giants of jazz, acquaintances and friends. Jazz musicians are not an easy lot to become friends with. They walk around with an air of trepidation and hesitation toward new comers. I think the nickname “cats” for jazz musicians is apt... as they are much like their feline namesake. If you’re too eager to hang and be friends, they just ignore you, but if you linger around long enough and they realize you’re not an asshole, they’ll warm up to you and want to hang. • Tonight I had the IMMENSE PLEASURE to be invited in by @joefarnsworthdrums for the private taping at @smallslive with #EricAlexander @tenorsaxtime, #PeterWashington and quite literally a living Legend #GeorgeCables. And you can see the honor and revere his peers have for him in the last video where #JoeFarnsworth is filming George practice and Joe is in awe. I can’t say I know much about #Jazz, other than I know how things sounds. But to be in the inner sanctum with these guys and listen to them riff and shout out key changes, time changes and sometimes just by a look or an elbow gesture is a sight to see. • If you can, go on over to #SmallsJazzClub website and donate what you can to the foundation to keep these cats playing. • Jazz is one of the few art forms we can still celebrate during these very difficult times, whether it’s online, on a street corner near you , at a restaurant, or just maybe a neighborhood coffee shop 😉. Donate what you can, because if ten million people give a dollar, that’ll go a long way. • #NYC #ILoveNY #I❤️NY #Manhattan #BigApple #RichardAgudelo #RicAgudelo #Photographer #Photographing #Photography #RespectCopyright #© #©RichardAgudelo (at Smalls Jazz Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDwDDb1Ain_/?igshid=f81jq7y5igud
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The joint budget committee on transportation wound up their first meeting of the budget talks earlier Wednesday and one of the complaints that arose, especially among suburban or upstate lawmakers, was the removal of $50 million in ”winter wear” or added funds that went in last year for road repairs in the wake of a snowy and near-record cold winter.
With that money missing from the governor’s budget proposal this year, lawmakers were saying they could still use the funding to help fix the roads and bridges which haven’t markedly improved over the past year, warm winter or not.
Long Island GOP Assemblyman David McDonough noted that without the extra money the CHIPS, or Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement program would provide the same amount — $488 million — as it did last year before the snow dollars were thrown in.
The discussion came as lawmakers also expounded on Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s rejected plan for a Thruway toll freeze until 2020. Tolls, they said, are not a pressing priority.
Capital Region Democratic Assemblyman Phil Steck, after the meeting, said he’s never heard complaints from constituents about Thruway tolls.
There continues to be some back and forth between Senate Republicans and Assembly Democrats over how to...
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The Pace Report: "The Real Thing" The Eric Alexander Interview with Harold Mabern
Here's the latest edition of The Pace Report reporting from Club Bonafide in NYC. Saxophonist Eric Alexander recently played music from his latest critically-acclaimed CD, "The Real Thing," on HighNote Records featuring special guest jazz great, Pat Martino. As you might know, Eric has backed legendary artists like Charles Earland, Jimmy McGriff, and Irene Reid. As well as one of the co-founding members of the jazz group, All For One.
Is sat down with Eric and talked about his musical journey as well have a in-depth talk with jazz great Harold Mabern, who's also a member of Eric's Quartet and continues to serve as his mentor. This segment also features a special guest performance with trumpeter Jeremy Pelt.
For more info on Eric's upcoming performance dates as well to order his latest CD, please visit him online at www.ericalexanderjazz.com. Enjoy!
The Pace Report: "Keeping With The Tradition" The Elio Villafranca Interview
Here's the latest edition of The Pace Report featuring Cuban born pianist and educator Elio Villafranca performing with his quartet featuring tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander performing at Ginny's in Harlem.
Elio and I talk about his deep Afro-Cuban musical roots as well as how Duke Ellington was a major influence in his musical career. His latest CD, "Caribbean Tinge," is available on i Tunes and Amazon.com.
For upcoming info on Elio's upcoming club dates or to order his CD please visit him online at www.eliovillafranca.net.
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