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Now You See It...Now You Don't ()

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  1. Escher Sketch (A Tale of Two Rhythms)
  2. Minsk
  3. Ode to the Doo da Day
  4. Never Alone
  5. Peep
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  1. Escher Sketch (A Tale of Two Rhythms)
  2. Minsk
  3. Ode to the Doo da Day
  4. Never Alone
  5. Peep
  6. Dogs in the Wine Shop
  7. Quiet City
  8. The Meaning of the Blues
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For Now You See It..., Michael Brecker's third recording as a leader, the tenor great used different personnel on most of the selections but played consistently well. Jim Beard's synthesizers were utilized for atmosphere, to set up a funky groove, or to provide a backdrop for the leader. Some of the music sounds like updated John Coltrane (Joey Calderazzo's McCoy Tyner-influenced piano helps), while other pieces could almost pass for Weather Report, if Wayne Shorter rather than Joe Zawinul had been the lead voice. Most of ...

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