Pushing the World Away, by Kenny Garrett

Pushing the World Away

by Kenny Garrett

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1.	A Side Order of Hijiki 03:44	info	buy track
2.	Hey, Chick 06:05	info	buy track
3.	Chucho's Mambo 07:45	info	buy track
4.	Lincoln Center 06:26	info	buy track
5.	J'ouvert (Homage to Sonny Rollins) 04:54	info	buy track
6.	That's It 04:59	info	buy track
7.	I Say a Little Prayer 04:29	info	buy track
8.	Pushing the World Away 09:12	info	buy track
9.	Homma San 04:38	info	buy track
10.	Brother Brown 05:47	info	buy track
11.	Alpha Man 08:42	info	buy track
12.	Rotation 05:25	info	buy track

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For his third Mack Avenue Records release, "Pushing the World Away," alto/soprano saxophonist, composer/bandleader Kenny Garrett literally had to “push away” a steady flow of distractions to get to the inner core of the album, shifting priorities in his schedule and diving deep into the essence of the music.

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released September 17, 2013

Produced by: Donald Brown and Kenny Garrett

All songs written and arranged by Kenny Garrett • Kenny Garrett Publishing (BMI) except:

“I Say A Little Prayer” written by Burt Bacharach, Hal David • Casa David LP; New Hidden Valley Music/Music Sales Corp. (ASCAP)

“Homma San” arranged by Donald Brown, Kenny Garrett

“Brother Brown” string arrangement by Misha Tarasov, Kenny Garrett

℗© 2013 Mack Avenue Records II, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Kenny Garrett Detroit, Michigan

With a heralded career as a solo artist for over 3 decades, saxophonist Kenny Garrett is one of modern jazz’s brightest and most influential living masters. His repertoire includes stints with Miles Davis, Art Blakey, Freddie Hubbard and more, yet this GRAMMY® and NAACP Image Awards winner shows no signs of resting on his laurels, as he continues to receive critical acclaim for his current work. ... more