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Levy/ Yonnet/ Bowie/ Fraize/ Howe : Middle C Music Jazz All Stars
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Jazz quintet featuring the stylings of Fred Yonnet on Harmonica and Peter Fraize on tenor sax. You'll find standards, originals, and even a jazz version of a Hendrix classic; making this album a must-have for jazz lovers.
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release Date: 2004
Middle C Music Jazz All Stars Record Label: Middle C Music
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Blues on Middle C 5:57 $0.99
Jessie's Blues 5:30 $0.99
Pete's Rhythm 3:20 $0.99
Footsteps to the Stars 5:30 $0.99
Little Wing 6:39 $0.99
How High the Moon 5:15 $0.99
Prelude and Samba 8:36 $0.99
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Album Notes

This CD is a collection of originals and standards performed by the Middle C Music Jazz All Stars. All of the musicians on the CD are teachers here at Middle C Music in Washington, DC.

Frederic Yonnet, harmonica
Peter Fraize, Tenor Sax
Jim Levy, Piano
Michael Bowie, Bass
Warren Howe, Percussion
Alejandro Lucini, Percussion


Review from Northwest Current: (Washington DC)

Middle C Music has put its own jazz CD, filled with tunes by local musicians who teach at the Tenleytown music store.

"Last summer I realized that I had some of the best jazz players in Washington, DC, teaching in my store," said owner Myrna Sislen. "I suggested to them that maybe we should put on a concert and they suggested doing a CD. It is something of a stretch for a sheet music store to produce an album, but I thought it would be a great idea."

The result is Middle C Music Jazz All Stars.

A Sunday afternoon concert marked the official release. The musicians - Peter Fraize on tenor saxophone, Fred Yonnet on jazz harmonica, Jim Levy on piano, Michael Bowie on acoustic bass, Warren Howe on drumset, and Alejandro Lucini on percussion - performed and then signed CDs.

Sislen describes the albums opening song, "Blues on Middle C," as a "brisk take on the 12-bar form" and "a tune which twists the basic conventions with an almost Monk-like flavor."

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