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Acoustic Bass – Brian Bromberg Alto Sax – Eric Marienthal Drums – Billy Mintz (tracks: 10), Ralph Humphrey Piano – Mike Garson Soprano Sax – Eric Marienthal. Other Versions (1 of 1) View All. Cat.

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Mike Garson has invested in star power to punch up The Oxnard Sessions, Volume Two. The disc features a smaller group () and gives Garson a lot more solo room this time out. Drummer Ralph Humphrey shows more facility with a backbeat than Billy Mintz, who does appear on one alternate take.

This is a strictly acoustic set by pianist Mike Garson who has had a diverse and productive career. Most of the tracks (which include four alternate takes) feature Garson in a trio with the underrated bassist Brian Bromberg and drummer Billy Mintz. Bob Shepherd (on tenor and alto) and trumpeter Bob Summers help out in a mostly supportive role on two numbers.

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The Oxnard Sessions: Volume One was rapturously received by an audiophile press eager for substantial music in topnotch sound. This second volume, most of which was recorded in 1992, is even better. Pianist Garson and his trio are more alert and energized, and the sound, created by Keith Johnson's High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) process, is marginally clearer and more precise than that on Volume One. The sound is, in fact, startlingly good-the piano is full but not muddy, the bass is tight, and the drums are accurately portrayed with a bit of zing. Garson, who has played with David Bowie for years, made his first album as a leader in 1979. He's expanded his technique since. Much of the music is tartly lyrical, as in the seemingly misnamed "Rumble.

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