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Chico Freeman albums featuring Bob Stewart
Chico Freeman Music Videos (1)
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| | Lenox Avenue Breakdown CD (1978)
 $13.49   
In addition to having excellent cover art (an illustrated cityscape in which a giant saxophone--complete with windows, a doorway, and stoop--takes its place among the neighboring buildings), LENOX AVENUE BREAKDOWN is also a dynamic, unjustly overlooked jazz album. Prodigiously talented ...
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| Exhale CD (2003)
$13.89 
Live Recording
Recorded at Tedesco Recording Studios, Paramus, New Jersey on October 14, 2002.
Personnel: Arthur Blythe (alto saxophone); Bob Stewart (tuba); John Hicks (piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Cecil Brooks III (drums).
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| Focus CD (2002)
$13.75
Altoist Arthur Blythe has always loved to play in unusual instrumental settings. His soulful sound and adventurous style are quite flexible and they sound right at home in this set with Gust William Tsilis on bass marimba, Bob Stewart on ...
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| Hipmotism CD (1991)
$12.05
HIPMOTISM's opening track, "Dear Dessa," which features a dialogue between Arthur Blythe's plaintive alto and an ascending, chant-like motif doubled on voice and marimba, indicates that this isn't your average jazz outing. But one can usually expect the unexpected from ...
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 Chico Freeman Songs
Popular or famous Chico Freeman songs: Once Again, Guitar, Down San Diego Way, Odessa, Slidin' Through, Beyond the Rain, Come on With It, Dun Dum Ba. More music songs Emissary, I'll Write a Song For You, Jikele Maweni, Mandela, Murcia, Seven Steps to Heaven, Spirit Catcher. More music songs Streets Got Me Weeping, Crossing the Sudan, Destiny's Dance, Embracing Oneness.
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Chico Freeman Biography
A powerful alto saxophone player whose style has fit in well with both the avant garde and the new traditionalists, Arthur Blythe has led his own groups since arriving in New York from L.A. in the mid '70s. These bands have often featured unusual instruments such as tuba and cello, but even at their most adventurous convey Blythe's melodic gifts and joy in making music.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Chico Freeman | Chico Freeman & Brainstorm, Kip Hanrahan, Leaders, Carmen Lundy, Avery Sharpe, Mccoy Tyner, New York Latin Jazz Allstars, Ed Maguire | | Cecil McBee | Franklin Kiermyer, Art Pepper, Abdullah Ibrahim, Kenny Barron, Elvin Jones, Charles Lloyd, Lonnie Liston Smith, Mccoy Tyner, Michael White | | Arthur Blythe | Mose Allison, Johnny Copeland, Jack DeJohnette, Steve Reid, David Sanborn, Mccoy Tyner, Cold Sweat, Joey Baron, Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris | | Bob Stewart | Lester Bowie, Taj Mahal, Mccoy Tyner, Carla Bley, Uri Caine, Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Lea Delaria, Gil Evans | | John Hicks | Bob Mover, Peter Leitch, Mingus Big Band, Jeri Brown, Franklin Kiermyer, Jimmy Ponder, Roy Hargrove, Curtis Lundy | | Cecil Brooks, III | Jimmy Ponder, Don Braden, Dick Griffin, Richard "Groove" Holmes, Henry Cook, Enja Band, Winard Harper, Lafayette Harris |
Contemporaries
Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, David Murray, John Hicks, Oliver Lake, Lester Bowie, James Blood Ulmer, Dave Douglas (Trumpet), Henry Threadgill, Julius Hemphill, John Tchicai, Hamiet Bluiett, Steve Coleman, Cecil McBee, Bob Stewart (Tuba), Charles Tyler, Bobby Battle
Followers
Tim Berne, Kenny Garrett, Greg Osby, Mark Turner, Ellery Eskelin, Chico Freeman, Joel Frahm, John Lurie
Influences
John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Ray Charles, Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman, Cannonball Adderley, Eric Dolphy, Gil Evans, Johnny Hodges, Earl Bostic, Harold Land, Tab Smith
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