"Entrapment (featuring Dave Liebman)” Mario Castro Quintet / Strings

[@elcorreoarte]

Gracias por existir David Liebman....

[@hotclubofthemountains3591]

To the recording engineer and producer, panning the Soprano Sax is brilliant.

[@ricardoporras4651]

Que amable y noble música ❤

[@independentmind1977]

Excellent audio production on this!

[@hotclubofthemountains3591]

Incredible. Thankyou for sharing. David Liebman sounds fantastic.

[@cerimccoy]

Now that was something beautiful. Thank you!

[@DominiqueCheviet]

Dave for ever !

[@dtlastraightahead2133]

absolutley fantastic amazing work beautiful

[@shourovsarker7262]

MY GOD!!!......INCREDIBLE..FANTASTIC....DAVE u r GREAT........

[@fusionhar]

Love it MARIO....Sinc💓 erely

[@lucianocrocco1741]

Hermosa canción, muy luminosa..

[@espr7564]

Nice sop sound !

[@1955drv]

Beautiful 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@danielabdelnour8232]

masterfull

[@PaulsonJeanty]

Yessir

[@pabloguilhermedasilvapedro3776]

Com todo o respeito o lander , falou para ver esse saxofonista como referencia , pra mim referencia e o Kenny G , eu faco melhor que isso

[@orqsilva]

I guess this is why people hate jazz. A far fry from the '60's.

[@AndSendMe]

There are far, far better reasons to hate jazz than this piece. Also, some comparatively unpleasant things were already happening in jazz in the '60s. I am no lover of the avant-garde or the narrowed expressive range of modern "fine art" music, but I do explore the edges of my comfort zone for new music. Unlike a lot of recent music, this is richly original, has melodic elements and a structure, and is relevant to human experience outside the usual modern confines of anxiety, dread, and nausea. Yes it's impressionistic and rambling and doesn't exactly represent the high points of human cognition, but as modern music goes it's pretty great actually.