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Jazz is not just a genre—it is a universe with galaxies of swing, bebop, hard bop, and free jazz. Guitarist, Grant Green, for instance, never (to my knowledge) recorded a straight sax-guitar quartet. Terje Rypdal, Ralph Towner, Mick Goodrick, Bill Connors, John Abercrombie, Pat Methenyand Bill Frisellrecorded several electrifying, and often other-worldly sax-guitar albums for ECM.



They include The Esoteric Circle, Afric Pepperbird, Solstice, Of Mist and Melting, In Pas(s)ing, 80/81, Eventyr, Paths, Prints, Wayfarerand It's OK to Listen to the Grey Voice.

In a world overflowing with jazz, these sax-guitar albums offer something almost magical—a sense of adventure, a bold step into uncharted territory, where every track feels like a new discovery.



Emerging saxophonists Dayna Stephens, and Amanda Gardierhave recently put out some of the finest albums of the genre including Closer Than We Think, and Auteur, inspired by the movies of Wes Anderson.

Uncommon yet consistently electrifying, these albums groove, sing, and resonate with joy.

You would think sax-guitar combo albums would be very common, but you would be wrong.

They shimmer, sizzle and soar.

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But in 1969 John McLaughlinbroke the mold; with his first album, Extrapolation, he shattered jazz norms with a fearless fusion of rock, blues, folk, and improvisation that still reverberates 55 years later.



These sax-guitar albums comprised a very small percentage of the albums released by ECM in those early years, but they stood out as sonic beacons for our ears and minds. The famous Midnight Blue(1963) by Kenny Burrellfeatured Stanley Turrentineon grooving, sinuous saxophone. Their next album, Complex Emotions, is set to drop the Friday after the 2024 presidential election, just in time for a weekend of celebration (We hope!).




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This winning combination vastly improves your AAJ experience and allow us to vigorously build on the pioneering work we first started in 1995. This rare instrumental combination is a hidden gem in the world of jazz that deserves more attention. They are dynamic dialogues between two of the most expressive instruments in jazz, each with its own voice and story.

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And with each listen, these albums become more than music; they cast a spell that never fades. Instead, he played with a multitude of combos including piano, organ, vibraphone, and saxophone.