Don Lanphere - Where Do You Start?Don Lanphere is one of the most important living saxophonists in jazz. Tim Price, Saxophone Journal. With a recording career that spans more than 50 years, from New York's 52nd St. To Seattle, Lanphere further defines his position as one of the true, original jazz masters with this CD. Teaming once again with the inspired piano trio New Stories, Lanphere adds his long time bandmates, cornetist Jonathan Pugh and trombonist Jeff Hay, for a lush yet

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deliberately abstaining from any temporary suspension of a line which could be brought about in order to give space to the coloratura of another part

The proud holder of a 2016 Juno Award and recipient of the 2015 Blues Prize granted by Académie

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