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Jazz Under the Stars by Saul Lubaroff Quartet
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fave it Bebop | Traditional Jazz Combo
8 tracks | 56 minutes
Released May 2005
on Saul Lubaroff Quartet
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 07:45 Stolen Moments lyrics BUY MP3 07:45 Stolen Moments lyrics "GIFT MP3" 07:45 Stolen Moments
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Graceful, straight-ahead and unremittingly Cool, the performances by all hands are clean and soulful, the arrangements are classic, and the recording quality (engineered and co-produced by Ed Karr) is first-rate. Too long in arriving.
Bio / Background
Saul Lubaroff has been playing music for most of his 40 yrs. He played piano at 8 yrs old, viola at 10, and clarinet at 11. In jr. high, the band director needed sax players, and Saul was happy to oblige. Saul's Dad had played Count Basie and Gerry Mulligan records around the house since Saul could remember, and was probably indirectly responsible for Saul's love of jazz.
Throughout high school there were many summer band camps, honor band festivals, and private lessons with Dan Yoder, the jazz studies professor at the U of Iowa. After his senior year, Saul was the first recipient of the Louis Armstrong Jazz award given at City High. At the U of Iowa, Saul fulfilled a life-long dream by playing in Johnson County Landmark, the University's top jazz ensemble.
In college, everywhere that there was an open jam session, or a jazz concert, or a place where musicians would gather, Saul was there with his horn.
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