ROBERT BARRY & FRED ANDERSON - Duets 2001 CD Power Pop concert halls to physically smashing

concert halls to physically smashing their instruments to pieces on stage every night in a visceral performance that has to be seen to be believed

an expedition led by three veterans into alluring worlds bathed in myriad splendors

vocals turn into an ethereal multi-layered chorus

The music is strongly influenced by the writing of Gertrude Stein

Belgian euphonium player Niels Van Heertum leads the acoustic quartet Veder

ROBERT BARRY & FRED ANDERSON - Duets 2001 CD Power Pop concert halls to physically smashingBorn 1929 in Monroe, Louisiana, tenor saxophonist Fred Anderson came to Chicago in the late 1930s where he would leave an indelible mark on the city's jazz scene of the last 40 years. A founding member of the AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians), an organization which has done much to support the most adventurous spirit of Chicago jazz, Anderson has played alongside such noteworthy musicians as Joseph Jarman, Hamid Drake, Ken