Sexteto do Beco – Sexteto do Beco
Fundação Cultural Do Estado Da Bahia – CB-001 / 5.26..404.024
Brazil, 1980
private press
A1 Flutuando
A2 Siamass
A3 Kiua
A4 Suíte 312: swing em 4, swing em 5
B1 Águas Cristalinas
B2 Cromosamba
B3 Um segundo
B4 Cantilena
Aderbal Duarte – guitar
Thomas Gruetz – guitar
Antônio Sarquiz – acoustic bass
Guilherme Maia – electric bass
Zeca Freitas – electric piano
Guillermo Migoya – drums
Francisco Cabral – percussion
Andrea Daltro – soprano vocals
Sérgio Souto – flute
Oscar Dourado – flute
Paulo Andrade – flute
Samuel Motta – flute
Paulo Bento – flute
Marco Esteves – soprano sax
Tuzé de Abreu – alto sax
Valéu Cerqueira – tenor sax
Juraci Pereira – trumpet
Gerson Barbosa – trombone
For Andy…thanks for the support!
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Bob Siebert – Six Lyric Pieces
You may recognize Sam Sanders from the 2013 release by 180 Proof Records of a previously unreleased Strata Records date 'Mirror, Mirror' (http://fleamarketfunk.com/2013/08/05/sam-sanders-mirror-mirror/). For most though, this Detroit soul jazz veteran will likely be unknown, and unfortunately so because not only was Sanders a great saxophonist with his own warm and lyrical post bop sound, he was an important fixture of historical significance in the Detroit jazz scene with important Motown and Strata connections. Jazznation explains, "Sam Sanders and Visions - for many years with
bassist Ed Pickens and drummer Jimmy Allen, was known for extremely
aggressive post bebop jazz bordering on the Avant garde. Sanders mainly
played the tenor and soprano saxophones, however he would often close
his concerts with a signature slow blues on the alto saxophone,
revealing his deeply ingrained 'roots' and distinctly Detroit sound" (http://www.jazznation.com/CBP/SamSanders1.html).
Moreover, Jazznation notes, "Prior to forming Visions, Sanders and trumpeter Marcus
Belgrave fronted a band with pianist Harold McKinney called the Creative
Profile. Belgrave and Sanders would continue to perform together,
often with Sanders' big band, the Pioneer Orchestra"(http://www.jazznation.com/CBP/SamSanders1.html). Sanders also served as an instructor at both Oakland University and the Detroit Metro Arts complex as well as helping create the Detroit Jazz Center. 
Keith Mckendry – drums