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Arthur Blythe
An influential force in pushing the boundaries of avant-garde, post-bebop jazz
in the 1970s and 80s, Arthur Blythe was recognised as one of the finest alto
saxophone players of his generation and a natural successor to the likes of
Benny Carter, John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman.
Growing up in San Diego, Blythe first started learning the saxophone at the age
of nine and played in R&B groups during his teenage years before discovering
jazz and moving to Los Angeles in 1960 to perform with Horace Tapscott's
collective The Union of God's Musicians and Artists Ascension. He moved ...
Just FriendsArthur Blythe
You Are Too BeautifulChico Freeman and Arthur Blythe
There You GoDavid Eyges, Arthur Blythe and Abe Speller
In a Sentimental MoodArthur Blythe
Straighten Up and Fly RightArthur Blythe
Come SundayArthur Blythe
Just FriendsArthur Blythe
Exhale
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You Are Too BeautifulChico Freeman and Arthur Blythe
Luminous
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There You GoDavid Eyges, Arthur Blythe and Abe Speller
Ace
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In a Sentimental MoodArthur Blythe
In The Tradition
Straighten Up and Fly RightArthur Blythe
Exhale
4:04
Come SundayArthur Blythe
Exhale
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