Circle Waltz Stan Getz created a sound that surpassed

created a sound that surpassed the Mod-ish fierceness of The Who and featured heavy influence from The Yardbirds

What a master of the lyric phrase and the swinging upbeat

tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin

with the first new music since Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind

Moraz also collaborated with local musicians in Brazil and incorporated Samba and Latin American percussion into his intricate keyboard-driven compositions

Circle Waltz Stan Getz created a sound that surpassedDon Friedman's first two albums for Riverside, "A Day in the City" and "Circle Waltz," proved he was a talented jazz pianist and composer with a uniquely angular, fragmented style compared to Bill Evans. On "Circle Waltz," Friedman showcased his warmth, quiet power, and impeccable taste, exemplified in the swinging "Seas Breeze" and the lyrical "Loves Parting."