CD, стоящие на полке рядом : Jazz (Free - Avant-Garde)      

Recording Date - Oct 29-30, 1990

An ambitious, far-reaching mid-'80s session by drummer and percussionist Gerry Hemingway that features Don Byron playing a variety of saxophones in the period before he decided to concentrate on clarinet. Hemingway uses an unorthodox trombone/cello pairing instead of a pianist and buttresses each composition with sympathetic, careful rhythms.

-Ron Wynn (All Music Guide)

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"Special Detail" was recorded in Bielefeld, Germany as a co-production between the WDR and HatArt Records. It is the second release of the quintet, and the personnel for this date in December of 1990 represents a bridge between the instrumentation of "Outerbridge Crossing" and all of the cds that follow this date. Don Byron is featured on baritone sax in addition to clarinet, Ed Schuller has the bass chair, Wolter Wierbos makes his first appearance with the quintet on trombone and Ernst Reijseger on cello is the only player who carries over from the previous Cd. The pieces, "Special Detail" and "Taffia" were first developed in an undocumented cooperative quartet called TenRenRen. That group included both Don Byron and Mark Dresser along with guitarist Brandon Ross. "Beef" and "Wooferlo" were previously recorded as trio pieces with BassDrumBone.