Ever since his arrival in New York back in 1984, Don Braden has been one of the most impressive tenor saxophonists of his generation. Peter Watrous, in The New York Times, called Braden brilliant and assured while venerable drummer Roy Haynes said he is one of the young lions of the tenor saxophone. After attending Harvard University, Braden played with such luminaries as Betty Carter, Dr. Lonnie Smith, the Wynton Marsalis Quintet and enjoyed stints with Tom Harrell, the Mingus Big Band, Art Farmer, Kenny Barron, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band and others too numerous to mention. With his long-time friends, Kyle Koehler and Cecil Brooks III caught live in performance, Braden once again shows what has made him one of the top saxophonists of the 21st century.

With Kyle Koehler; organ & Cecil Brooks III; drums.

Tracks: You Cant Hide Love; Looking for Her; She's On Her Way; Where There's Smoke; Brighter Days; Moving In; The Closer I Get To You; The Vail Jumpers; Feel like Makin' Love.

 You Can't Hide Love

 She's On Her Way

 Brighter Days

 The Vail Jumpers