9 thoughts on “ Blue Monk - Zane Musa - Introducing Zane Musa (Hybrid) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Introducing Zane Musa - Zane Musa on AllMusic -

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2. I heard Zane Musa on the jazz cruise, right before he died, so I looked up more of his work in this CD. An incredible talent, stilled too soon/5(2).

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3. Zane is a force to be reckoned with and his playing shows that he has the chops to impress an old Jazz man like Stewart Levine enough to produce the recording. Mastered and cut by Bernie Grundman with the cutting being done with all tube electronics. 1. Giant Steps 2. Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise 3. Blue Monk 4. Angel Eyes 5. The Jive Samba 6.

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4. Zane Musa Zane Musa (January 1, – February 2, ) was an Alto/Soprano/Tenor virtuoso Saxophonist and talented vocalist, most widely known for his command of the saxophone. San Fernando Valley resident Zane Musa performed and recorded with some of the finest musicians around the globe. His well-respect more».

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5. He has the chops to impress an old Jazz man like Stewart Levine enough to produce the recording. In this recording, Musa and his young cohorts breathe new life and bring a new light to songs we all know and love, well known standards and jazz tunes composed by Coltrane, Monk, Nat Adderley and Clifford Brown among others.

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6. The tunes are, well, straight ahead including "Giant Steps," "Blue Monk" and "Someday My Prince Will Come" among others. Zane is a force to be reckoned with and his playing shows that he has the chops to impress an old jazz man like Stewart Levine enough to produce the recording.

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7. Zane Musa (January 1, – February 2, ) was an Alto/Soprano/Tenor virtuoso Saxophonist and talented vocalist, most widely known for his command of the saxophone. San Fernando Valley resident Zane Musa performed and recorded with some of the finest musicians around the pebbtermabenvebi.ibpuquacalkyolanminafahabscompsas.cog: Blue Monk.

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8. Feb 17,  · Written & read by Frances Livings Alto sax improvisation by Zane Musa Photos by Dailey Pike and Birdie Breeze Video by Dennis Hamm (A note from the author is .

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9. May 08,  · Introducing Zane Musabreathes new life into songs jazz aficionados all know and love, while shedding a new light on them. Zane Musa is a force to be reckoned with. Craig Jolley said, "There is still plenty of urgency and unpredictability in his playing, but lately he reaches back to the old-time blues players for depth.".

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