(9 Brass) Esoteric horn writing and "in-your-face" fusion grooves fight it out in this Scofield-inspired romp. A variety of grooves during the solo section eventually lead into a surprising ensemble soli with wind synthesizer lead. Alto I doubles on wind synthesizer (can also be played on alto). Chart is also scored for two separate keyboard synthesizer players. Recorded on UNC's Alive X CD.

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DAN GAILEY won the down beat magazine award for Original Composition for three years, winning in 1985 for Bossa For Wayne, in 1986 for Twice In, Twice Out and in 1987 for Hey Mama, Your Samba's on Fire. Gailey also received a down beat Outstanding Performance Award for Jazz Instrumental Soloist in 1986, and the 1987 down beat magazine award for Best Blues/Pop/Rock Instrumental Soloist. His professional experience includes performances with the Matt Catingub/Tom Kubis Big Band in Hawaii in the summers of 1986 and 1987. Dan was the Associate Director of Jazz Studies for the 1986-87 school year at the University of Northern Colorado, where he was also the lead tenor saxophonist in UNC's Jazz Lab Band I and a member of the award-winning UNC Vocal Jazz I. Dan is the Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.