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STEVE ALLEE The Magic Hour Noteworthy
WAVE keyboardist and composer enlisted the production talents of Tom Borton

MARC ANTOINE Urban Gypsy NYC

a melodic journey through France, Brazil and the American urban landscape
P\USIC
GEORGE BISHOP Color Love IC
his smooth sax sound has graced Germany's Dancing Fantasy and Blue Knights
LIST
RICK BRAUN Beat Street Bluemoon
quite possibly the album of the year from this smooth and evocative trumpeter

Here's an JIM BRICKMAN By Heart Windham Hill

alphabetical solo pianist makes the most of two hands and 88 keys
listing of some of
STANLEY CLARKE At The Movies Epic
played on -
the newest music the best from Stanley's rich repertoire of music for film

FOURPLAY Elixir Warner Bros.

94.7 KTWV third album from the supergroup of Bob James, Lee Ritenour, Nathan East and Harvey Mason
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GRANT GEISSMAN Business As Usual Positive
one of the hardest working guitarists in the business

ISAAC HAYES Raw. And Refined Virgin

he invented symphonic soul and changed the very nature of film soundtracks with Shaft
THE JAZZMASTERS The Jazzmasters II JVC
a hybrid of jazz, R &B and dance from keyboardist Paul Hardcastle

AKIRA JIMBO Panama Man Unity

drummer returns to the contemporary jazz forefront with producer Kazu Matsui

GREGG KARUKAS You'll Know It's Me Fahrenheit

one of the premier keyboardists in contemporary jazz

BOB MAMET Day Into Night Atlantic

Chicago -based keyboardist enlists the help of Gerald Albright, Art Porter and Brian Culbertson
NELSON RANGELL Destiny GRP
seventh album from this passionate and dynamic sax player

LEE RITENOUR & LARRY CARLTON Larry & Lee GRP

two of the most skilled and versatile guitarists in jazz offer an elegant and vibrant album

TORCUATO MARIANO Last Look Windham Hill

Brazilian guitarist weaves breathtaking melodies

KEIKO MATSUI Sapphire Unity

the latest gem from this brilliant keyboardist

DAVID SANBORN Pearls Elektra

Sanborn's sax is accompanied by a 66 piece orchestra on this lush album

BRIAN SIMPSON Closer Still Noteworthy

pianist delivers a debut that is both breezy and funky

SPYRO GYRA Love And Other Obsessions GRP

over the course of 18 albums since 1977, this band helped define contemporary jazz

TAB TWO Flagman Ahead Virgin

breakthrough album from two musicians out of Ulm, Germany

JOE TAYLOR Spellbound RCA

major label debut is guitarist's third album after two critically acclaimed independent releases

PAUL TAYLOR On The Horn Unity

debut from the saxophonist who has been performing with Keiko Matsui's band

3RD FORCE Force Of Nature Higher Octave

second William Aura project under the name 3rd Force includes Peter White and Craig Chaquico

GREG VAIL E motion Brainchild

long time saxman from Kilauea begins his solo career
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Cal State Univ., L.A., Luckman Center 11/9

GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. &

CVCIlTS BOBBY CALDWELL
Pantages Theatre, Los Angeles 10/7
Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach 10/8
We have listed some of NELSON RANGELL
the great events happen- The Strand, Redondo Beach 10/8
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Tt1E and producer going on the
extraordinare road one month,
Jeff Lorber has there are no con-
WAVE'S been spending tractual obliga-
time at Lake tions. She also
/ \VJI` Arrowhead saw to it that her
lately working family comes
with trumpeter with her on the
IlOTCS Herb Alpert. road.
The two have Esquire
been co- writing magazine and
"The WAVE's Basia Everette Harp
music to be in- Blue Note Records
MusicNotes ", offers
cluded on an up- coming Herb Alpert album. were both founded in the 1930's... and over
insight into the people
behind the music heard We'll let you know when you can begin hold- the years, both entities have played a crucial
on The WAVE. ing your breath for a release date. Lorber is role in the recognition and evolution of jazz.
also working with Dave Koz on his next Now they've come together to release
album, due out in March of '96. "The Esquire Jazz Collection."
Late last year Basia ended The collection's initial release of
her world tour with a special four CD's includes "Crosstown
engagement on Broadway. The Traffic," billed as the "crossover
magic was captured on tape, and stars" of contemporary jazz.
"Basia On Broadway" is set to hit Tracks by WAVE artists Richard
stores in time for your holiday Elliot, Bob James & Earl Klugh,
shopping this year. Stanley Jordan, Pieces of a
Anita Baker designed a year Dream and Everette Harp are
long slow- motion tour with two all represented on "Crosstown
weeks on and two weeks off each Traffic."
month. The tour is booked
month to month so that if she Anita Baker
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