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  1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of "In Harmony's Way" on Discogs.

  2. Discography of legendary jazz guitarist Mike Stern. Mike Stern Releases (scroll down for appearances as a sideman) Click here to order from Amazon Click ... Jeff Berlin In Harmony's Way (2001) Charles Blenzig Charles Blenzig (1989) Blood, Sweat & Tears Brand New Day (1976)

  3. www.guitarmasterclass.net › wiki › indexMike Stern

    27 de ago. de 2011 · Introduction . Mike Stern (originally Sedgwick) born January 1953, is best known for his work with Miles Davis and as a member of Jaco Pastorius World of Mouth band.He also appeared in Blood, Sweat & Tears as well in Michael Brecker's band. He has also made several solo albums, been voted best jazz guitarist in Guitar Player Magazine and have several Grammy nominees.

  4. 1 de ago. de 2001 · Here, famed vibraphonist Gary Burton tops off the fervent proceedings via his now infamous four-mallet technique.—Guitarist Mike Stern exhibits his customary crash and burn style chops during “Runaway Train,” while soprano saxophonist Dave Liebman also generates some excitement in concert with Berlin’s buoyant attack and ...

  5. O’s Notes: Bassist Jeff Berlin teams up with guest artists Mike Stern (g), Gary Burton (vibes), drummer Danny Gottlieb and Dave Liebman (sax). They play rollicking fusion typified by “Emeril Kicks It Up” and “Everybody Knows When You’re Up & In”.

  6. Distributed By – Sony Music Germany. Credits. Artwork [Artwork And CG] – Emanuele Pavarotti. Executive-Producer – George Coelho. Guest, Soloist, Guitar – Mike Stern ( tracks: 2, 3, 8) Guest, Soloist, Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax] – David Liebman ( tracks: 2, 6) Guest, Soloist, Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – David Liebman ( tracks: 4)

  7. Hear the cymbals grow: when Danny Gottlieb hits his peak, Gary Burton chimes in with cold chords. I love this solo: its toughness is somehow lyrical. The big blues are heard when “Emeril Kicks It Up”: sleek chords go sparring with a greasy guitar (Mike Stern). Jeff sounds like a saxman, howling into the night.