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Live at the Starlight by Galileo Quartet
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9 tracks | 50 minutes
Released Aug 2007
on Galileo Quartet
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 05:55 Have You Heard lyrics BUY MP3 05:55 Have You Heard lyrics "GIFT MP3" 05:55 Have You Heard
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"Musical lightning in a bottle." This debut release, featuring Earl Klugh saxophonist Lenny Price, was recorded live and captures the band's trademark energy, communication, and groove. The result is a masterful blend of contemporary and traditional jazz.
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Who could have imagined the musical journey the Galileo Quartet was to take when it was formed in the fall of 2004? A happy coincidence of Lenny Price (longtime Earl Klugh saxophonist) arriving in Ellensburg to attend Central Washington University at the same time as Dan Taylor, with Greg Lyman and Marshall Bilodeau returning for another year, provided the opportunity for these talented individuals to join forces. I still remember their debut performance packed with listeners anticipating a great musical experience... and that it was!
It was apparent from the beginning that this group would venture into contemporary jazz territory while at the same time paying homage to those that have gone before. This recording echoes that philosophy with diverse material from the pens of Metheny/Mays, Shorter, Brecker, Monk and Turrentine.
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