This is one thriller of an album containing swing, swagger and plenty of heat. The album finishes with trombonist Steve Wiest's 'South 21st Street Shuffle, featuring the burly baritone play of Dalton Hagler in a finale where the group succeeds in making one last statement exclaiming that what you just heard is, indeed, High Octane. 'Hey There is, finally, one of the softer and subdued scores here with plenty of sharp horn play from McMillion, who dominates the entire track. The hoagies and sandwiches are a favorite with our family, but looking forward to trying the amazing new salads. The classic Dizzy Gillespie chart 'A Night In Tunisia sizzles and gyrates, with salvos from several band members following the leader's high-pitched blowing. 11 reviews of Blitz's 21st Street Market 'We have been coming here for years, it is the gem of Ocean City Great good, friendly staff and stocked with staples so we don't need to fight the crowds at the Acme. The orchestra's rendition of Miles Davis' 'Four is a terrific big band arrangement from Keith Bishop, where the music swings and rattles your cage as saxophonist Moss delivers one of the best tenor solos on the album. It only gets better on 'Another Star, highlighting the drumming talents of Glen Bush in combination with a fine soprano solo from David Moss. The band swings on in a powerful rendition of Billy Strayhorn's 'Take The 'A' Train, with McMillion's loud trumpet and a tasteful trombone journey from Keith Oshiro. Babler Trails: Revisiting a day in the woods. Also featuring Tom Dietz on a fine alto solo, it is perhaps the best cut here. CHICAGO (WLS) - The return of the Shamrock Shuffle kicks off the running season on the first day of spring, and more than 20,000 runners were decked out in green Sunday to run down the heart of. Home STL RACING Fleet Feet Race Results Bobcat Shuffle Results. The second tracka Maynard Ferguson composition showcasing the leader on 'Latino Love Walk comes across like a sensational Spanish Bolero. 1958, located between 21st and 22nd Streets just north of Roeser Road. The seventeen-piece Dan McMillion Jazz Orchestra opens up with a burner on Glenn Kostur's fast moving 'Get It To Go, serving notice that you're in for one swinging ride. located between Central and Seventh Avenues, from Harrison Street, south to. The title of the album could not be more apropos, for the music thunders throughout the entire session. In fact, High Octane is dedicated to the memory of the late master of which McMillion was an ardent admirer and disciple. From the moment you slip the disc into the CD player and let it play, you quickly realize there's no need to adjust the volume as the music soars from Dan McMillion's high-pitched trumpet, reminiscent of the late, great trumpeter Maynard Ferguson.

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