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  Beethoven & Mendelssohn: Violin Concertos [RCA Living Stereo] & [EMI Great Recordings of the Century] *Audiophile*
  
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The Ray Brown Trio performs a collection of twelve favorites on the Telarc Jazz album, Some of My Best Friends Are...The Sax Players, a unique second recording in the series. Brown's favorite soloists are among the top echelon of saxophonists working today and fueled by the tight-playing, enlightened Ray Brown Trio, they offer sensational solos that showcase each player's distinctive style.

An added highlight of Some of My Best Friends Are...The Sax Players is a series of brief recorded interviews Brown conducted with each saxist asking about his earliest and greatest influence.

Artists:
Ray Brown - bass
Benny Green -- piano
Gregory Hutchinson -- drums
Benny Carter -- alto saxophone
Jesse Davis -- alto saxophone
Joe Lovano -- tenor saxophone
Ralph Moore -- tenor saxophone
Joshua Redman -- tenor saxophone
Stanley Turrentine -- tenor saxophone

Track list:

1. How High The Moon
2. Love Walked In
3. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
4. Crazeology
5. Port Of Rico
6. Moose The Mooche
7. Easy Living
8. Just You, Just Me
9. Fly Me To The Moon
10. (When It's) Sleepy Time Down South
11. These Foolish Things
12. God Bless The Child

Ray Brown in Conversations with Guest Artists:
13. Joe Lovano
14. Benny Carter
15. Stanley Turrentine
16. Jesse Davis
17. Joshua Redman
18. Ralph Moore