
Ilhan Ersahin
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© 1997 Golden Horn Productions, Inc. (634015970524)
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This first US release features the standard sax in a, drums and bass jazz trio, illustrating his compositional finesse and technical prowess. Lauded as "...a telling recording of a formidable composer and saxophonist in the making"
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Tenor saxophonist Ilhan Ersahin hones a beautifully dark tone and fetching sense of melody that immediately recalls the glory Blue Note and Milestone heydays of Joe Henderson...Ersahin's effort is a breath of fresh air from the polluted blowing dates that now typify many of his generation.
-John Murph, JazzTimes, June 1998
Consistently soulful, his playing could be considered an example of the jazz/Middle Eastern connection coming full circle.
-Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Playing music as thick as this are a rare find ...an example of what uncompromising, full-strength Jazz sounds like.
-Dave McElfresh, Cadence, February 1998
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On his first US release Ersahin uses the standard sax, drums and bass jazz trio to illustrate his compositional finesse and technical prowess. Lauded as "...a telling recording of a formidable composer and saxophonist in the making" by Jazz Times, "Ersahin's subtle tones are as freshing and dazzling as a cool stream sparkling in the early morning sun."