Joe Lovano & Gonzalo Rubalcaba

One of the most celebrated saxophonists of his generation, Joe Lovano is a highly expressive improviser whose lithe, swinging style incorporates traditional bop influences with modal and free devices. Lovano first came to prominence in the early '90s and issued a handful of highly regarded albums for Blue Note, including 1993's Universal Language, 1996's Celebrating Sinatra, and 2000's 52nd Street Themes, the latter of which took home the Grammy Award for Best Large Ensemble Jazz Album. In addition to working with celebrated icons like Hank Jones and Paul Motian, he has paid h...