The Struggle Continues

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Release Date: 1st Nov 1982
Catalogue No: 1742062
Label: ECM
Length: 44 minutes

Dewey Redman: Thren

Work length7:51

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

Dewey Redman: Love Is

Work length10:25

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

Dewey Redman: Turn Over Baby

Work length4:28

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

Dewey Redman: Joie De Vivre

Work length8:27

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

Dewey Redman: Combinations

Work length5:22

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

Parker, Charlie: Dewey Square

Work length8:01

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Dewey Redman Quartet, Charles Eubanks (piano), Mark Helias (double bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone)
Recorded: 1982-01-22
Recording Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York City

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“A solid, thoughtfully-programmed showcase for one of the most capable and encyclopedic of modern saxophone stylists. Mr. Redman has a warmly commanding sound and a broad idiomatic range, from ballad lyricism to bebop chord changes to modal playing to free-form. The news here is his growth as a composer and his ability to focus the energies of a band sparked by the great Ed Blackwell on drums.” So wrote the New York Times in 1983 of Dewey Redman’s “The Struggle Continues”, a disc that followed powerful Redman performances on ECM with Keith Jarrett’s ‘American Quartet’ and the Old And New Dreams band. Redman’s quartet repertoire, largely written by the leader, is capped by a tune from another great saxophonist: “Dewey Square” by Charlie Parker. Recorded 1982, and never before released on CD.

The Struggle Continues

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