Joey Cavaseno - Live at the Cornerstone with Herman Foster & Joe AEC Video what is perhaps most remarkable

what is perhaps most remarkable is that it was recorded in Europe

It's opening fanfare - a series of repeated chords on the tonic in E flat - immediately catches the ear

State-of-the-art studio production techniques and authentic arrangements by keyboardist George White make this play-a-long CD a sweet change of pace

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Joey Cavaseno - Live at the Cornerstone with Herman Foster & Joe AEC Video what is perhaps most remarkableGrooving, hard swinging Bebop with a rare performance with, at the time, young New York City Alto Saxophonist Joey "G Clef" Cavaseno, of Illinois Jacquet and Panana Francis fame, performing live at The Cornerstone Jazz Pub in Metuchen, NJ. The significance of this rare recording is the presence of the late great Herman Foster, blind pianist of Lou Donaldson fame, along with one of the greatest drummers of all time, the great Joe Dukes, also a