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Steve Grossman

Steve Grossman (born January 18, 1951 in Brooklyn, New York City; died in Glen Cove, N.Y., August 13, 2020) is a jazz saxophonist who started in jazz fusion, but is most known for hard bop. He performed & recorded with Miles Davis and Elvin Jones. His first record "Some Shapes To Come" was released in 1974.

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• Zulu Stomp / Enya
• Ray Mantilla
• Steve Grossman
• Take The "D" Train
• Homecoming
• Lagos Blues
• 3 Original Album Classics
• Time On My Hands
• This Time The Dream's On Me
• Altri 3 Tenori - Berg, Grossman, Bergonzi
• A Conversation With A Big Man
• Il Principe
• The Clinica 21 Concert
• Quartet
• 5ème Rencontre Interrégionale Bretagne Pays De La Loire De Saxophone Laval - Mayenne - 1995
• Time To Smile
• A Small Hotel
• In New York
• My Second Prime
• Reflections
• Do It
• Live At Café Praga
• Moon Train
• "Live" At The Someday Volume 1
• Il Principe
• Standards
• Volume 1
• Volume 2
• This Time The Dream's On Me / Solar
• Synergy
• Katonah
• Love Is The Thing
• Way Out East - Vol. 1
• Way Out East - Vol. 2
• Perspective
• New Moon
• Born At The Same Time
• Terra Firma
• Zulu Stomp / Katonah
• Jazz A Confronto 23
• Some Shapes To Come
• Aleksi Heinola Quartet
• Miles Davis: The Electric Years
• The Montreux Years
• Pee Wee
• Dedicated to Steve Grossman
• Faster Friends
• Champions (Rare Miles From The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions)
• In Town
• Live At Paris Olympia

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