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Across Gibraltar

from Autumn Breeze by Phil Traynor

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I wrote this one in 1988. I wanted to evoke the feel of the North African desert, in honor of my then-girlfriend (and first wife) who is from Morocco. Originally, this piece had a classical guitar for the melody and solos. When I reworked and re-recorded the piece, the rhythm section got faster, funkier, and less mechanical than my original, and my ability to execute the melody with any credibility on a classical guitar disappeared. Getting Stacey Knights to play it on soprano sax was a wonderful flash of luck, and Douglas Lichterman’s solo is sensual, compelling, and mysterious.

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from Autumn Breeze, released February 23, 2010
Phil Traynor - Drums, Bass, Keyboard, Guitar

Stacey Knights - Flute

Douglas Lichterman - Guitar Solo

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Phil Traynor Clearwater, Florida

Phil has been a musician for over 40 years. He plays drums, bass, keyboards, and guitars. Influences include Chuck Mangione, Pat Metheny, Yellowjackets, Spyro Gyra, Tim Weisberg, the Bob Mintzer Big Band and Harry Connick Jr. Phil lives in Clearwater, Florida

Phil is originally from the Syracuse NY area
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