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From Hackensack to Englewood Cliffs

Ike Quebec · 2000

53 min · 10 tracks · jazz

A soulful blend of hard-bop and ballads, seamlessly merging intricate improvisation with deep emotional resonance.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    A Light Reprieve — This opening track highlights Quebec's lyrical saxophone style, setting a reflective tone that invites listeners into the album's emotional depth.
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    Blue Monday — The track stands out for its rhythmic complexity and Quebec's ability to convey a sense of yearning through his improvisational lines.
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    Cry Me a River — Quebec's interpretation of this classic showcases his expressive phrasing and deep emotional connection to the material, making it a standout moment on the album.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 A Light Reprieve 4:38
  • 2 Buzzard Lope 6:19
  • 3 Blue Monday 5:05
  • 4 Zonky 4:34
  • 5 Later for the Rock 4:37
  • 6 Sweet and Lovely 4:19
  • 7 Dear John 6:54
  • 8 Blue Friday 5:06
  • 9 Cry Me a River 6:41
  • 10 Uptight 5:05

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