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This set is one of the best all-round showcases for the underrated Chicago guitarist George Freeman. He has an opportunity to really stretch out on seven standards, taking his time, letting his notes sing, and coming up with fresh variations. Although essentially bebop/hard bop, Freeman also throws in occasional ideas that let the listener know that he is quite familiar with later developments in jazz. An unusual aspect to this date is that Freeman's brother, tenor saxophonist Von Freeman, plays piano throughout the session. Although not a virtuoso, Von Freeman provides stimulating accompaniment and some excellent solos. Recommended. ~ Scott Yanow
Liner Note Author: Bradley Parker-Sparrow.
Recording information: Sparrow Sound Design, Chicago, IL (1995).
Editor: Bradley Parker-Sparrow.
Photographer: Bradley Parker-Sparrow.
Unknown Contributor Role: George Freeman.
Arranger: George Freeman.
Personnel: George Freeman (guitar); Von Freeman (piano); Penny Pendleton (bass); Michael Raynor (drums).
Personnel: George Freeman (electric guitar); Von Freeman (acoustic guitar); Penny Pendleton (acoustic bass); Michael Raynor (drums).
Down Beat (9/95, p.44) - 3.5 Stars - Good/Very Good - "...he possesses a clean, crisp tone and an aggressive, attacking style which he extends toward mild dissonances....a highly individual and highly satisfying date." George Freeman Rebellion Songs | 1. | There Will Never Be Another You |
| 2. | I Should Care |
| 3. | Time Was |
| 4. | Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho |
| 5. | I Remember You |
| 6. | I Wish I Knew |
| 7. | Emanon |
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