MARCH 2025
- malexanderllc
- Mar 3, 2025
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Marian McPartland's guest in 1991. Known for his rhythmic approach and melodic and harmonic inventiveness, Alexander solos in his original "Look Up" and teams up with McPartland for an unusual duet.
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That McPartland/Alexander duet sounds like a masterclass in listening—rhythmic drive meeting melodic freedom. I've been digging into similar live sessions on https://vo3-ai.net
That McPartland and Alexander duet sounds like a masterclass in listening—his rhythmic drive against her harmonic touch must’ve been something else. I’ve been digging into similar live pairings lately, and this one’s going straight on my list. https://minimax-h3.site
That McPartland-Alexander duet really sounds like a masterclass in listening, especially how he brought that rhythmic drive to "Look Up" back in '91 — I've been digging into similar live session archives this week and this one's going straight to the top of my list — Tuoverse
That McPartland/Alexander duet sounds like a masterclass in give-and-take — his rhythmic drive against her harmonic touch must’ve been something live. I’ve been digging into similar live jazz recordings lately, and this one’s going straight on the list. https://aiphotoonline.com