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Tall, the Tree Speaks
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reAbstraction
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Dialogue between Strings
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Sum of the Infinite
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Rick Countryman Everett, Washington
Rick Countryman is an American alto saxophonist residing in the Philippines, with releases across Europe, Asia, and North
America, receiving positive reviews globally.
“Countryman excels by the quality of his timbre, the vivacity of his lines... an original voice on the alto sax” - Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg
His style is influenced by Eric Dolphy, Sonny Simmons and the 60s Free Jazz movement.
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Rick Countryman recommends:
Sabu Toyozumi,Rick Countryman,Simon Tan:The Center Of Contradiction
by Chap Chap Records
Sabu Toyozumi (ds), Rick Countryman (as) & Simon Tan (b) Live at Balete@Kamias in Philippines 2017
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Sabu Toyozumi,Rick Countryman,Simon Tan:Preludes And Prepositions
by Chap Chap Records
Sabu Toyozumi (ds,erhu), Rick Countryman (as) & Simon Tan (b) Live at TAGO JAZZ CAFE in Philippines 2017
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