This is from a live recording done at the old Knitting Factory in New York, 1995 when I first returned to tenor sax after a fifteen year hiatus. With me is Ellerie Eskelin and John Hollenbeck playing completely freely. Ellery now plays with me in the group Different But The Same with bassist Tony Marino and drummer Jim Black.
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Dave Liebman places in the70th DownBeat Critics Poll
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- Soprano Saxophone
- Jazz Group of the Year (Expansions)
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