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George Haslam (baritone saxophone) and Paul Rutherford (trombone) recorded at The Jericho Tavern, Oxford 12th April 1989, in a series of solo and duo settings.
"One of the most interesting record productions made in jazz in recent years. Haslam proves himself to be an excellent baritone player." - Rockerilla
"The fury of Rutherford...the sensitivity and attack of Haslam...such experiences are very rare."- Jazz Passion, France.
"Rutherford's advanced technique for eliciting amazingly diverse textures from the sliphorn makes for a continuum of expressive excellence. Haslam possesses an attack and timbre that speaks directly to the blues roots of his music." - Cadence
"A superb piece of Ruthermanship. Not since the Ellington plunger men has anyone so successfully translated the trombone tone into the sound of the human voice." - Jazz Journal