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Recorded live at Visiones, New York, New York on March 17 & 18, 1995. Includes liner notes by K. Leander Williams.
Personnel: Abraham Burton (alto saxophone); Marc Cary (piano); Eric McPherson (drums).
Liner Note Author: K. Leander Williams.
Recording information: Visiones (03/17/1995/03/18/1995).
Photographer: Jimmy Katz.
Arranger: Abraham Burton.
Personnel: Abraham Burton (alto saxophone); Marc Cary (piano); Billy Johnson (bass); Eric McPherson (drums).
JazzTimes (3/96, p.95) - "...Abraham Burton is one of the more striking young jazz musicians on record today. His passion is unmistakable and the rhythmic drive and heartfelt saxophone concept he is evolving is like a good stiff jolt, like a hit of vinegar in your collard greens..." Abraham Burton Magician Songs Magician Review
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