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Introducing Dmitry Baevsky

Dmitry Baevsky, Cedar Walton, Jimmy Cobb

Artist
Dmitry Baevsky, Cedar Walton, Jimmy Cobb
Label
Lineage Records
Catalog number
LIN-105
Released
2004
Country
US
Format
Album
Barcode
016892677321
5,321,353albums tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

Introducing Dmitry Baevsky has 10 tracks, about 56:59 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. 1Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
    Lyrics By [Uncredited]
    Paul Francis Webster
    Written-By [Incorrectly Attributed]
    Alfred Newman
    Written-By [Uncredited]
    Sammy Fain
  2. 2Casbah
    Written-By
    Tadd Dameron
  3. 3You Do Something To Me
    Written-By
    Cole Porter
  4. 4Klact-Oveeds-Teen
    Written-By
    Charlie Parker
  5. 5Autumn Nocturne
    Written-By
    Josef Myrow
  6. 6Tin-Tin-Deo
    Written-By
    Dizzy Gillespie, Gil Fuller
  7. 7Cool Eyes
    Written-By
    Horace Silver
  8. 8Buffalo
    Written-By
    Kenny Dorham
  9. 9Al-Leu-Cha
    Written-By
    Charlie Parker
  10. 10For You, For Me, Forever More
    Written-By
    George Gershwin
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Released in 2004 on the Lineage Records label, Introducing Dmitry Baevsky marked a significant early milestone for the Russian-born jazz saxophonist. Recorded in New York City, the album served as a formal introduction of Baevsky’s virtuosic, straight-ahead post-bop style to a wider international jazz audience. The project was conceived as a showcase for his technical command of the alto saxophone, framed by the rhythmic precision and deep swing tradition provided by his backing ensemble.

The album is particularly notable for its high-caliber collaborators, featuring the legendary pianist Cedar Walton and drummer Jimmy Cobb, both of whom were pivotal figures in the history of modern jazz. Their presence provided an authoritative endorsement of Baevsky's talent, rooting his modern explorations firmly within the classic hard-bop lineage. Critics and listeners largely received the record as a polished, sophisticated debut that successfully bridged the gap between a promising newcomer and the seasoned veterans who influenced his craft.

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