Cedar Walton - Bolivia download song

I'm a bass player and don't understand that much about saxophone, but i hear Tenor

One of my all-time faves from the late Cedar Walton. Thanks to Mr. Walton for the magic, the music, and your incredible gift to both jazz piano & to jazz at large (and thank you for posting!!)

Bob Berg was a bad mother!. Excellent. Cedar, superb, as are Sam and Billy. Many thanks for uploading this!

RIP CEDAR WALTON. BOLIVIA & THIS WHOLE LP SWINGS TO THE MAX!!!!!!!!!

Yeah i hear whats sounds like dex on an alto at first in bobs solo To have a nice start "lyrically telling a great story than coltrane comes out {BIG} what a great player.

All gone now but spirits living through this music. Keeping the fire lit!

I have never heard or seen Bob Berg play alto, and I saw him in the 70s with a Horace up until he died!

At 2:45 and thereafter are several As and Bbs below the range of the alto. It's a tenor.

Thanks for another version of "Bolivia", a tune I have loved ever since the Magic Trangle (Cedar and Clifford Jordan with Sam and Billy). I also like the one Cedar made with Milt Jackson Live at the Kosei Nenkin.

Bob Berg was a genius, gone too soon. He plays forever!

Got to Cedar play this and for free. I was in heaven.

The Mighty Jazz Theory Book brought me here, and I am not disappointed.

One of my all time favorite tunes by one of my favorite bands. I can't get guys to play this tune sometimes. I think the changes are tough for them to handle. One buddy told me that there is nothing to say on this tune? I said "Ok" and let it go. These guys sure are saying a lot on this tune..To each their own I guess.

That's what Miles said to him.....(.))

I got this LP. Like when it was released. Bob was taken way too early, he had so much to say....

It's a fact. Bob was a close friend of mine and when he got a gig with Miles on Al Foster's recommendation I was so happy for him, When we met after his first rehearsal he was a little sad and said "MIles really liked me, but said I should switch to alto, because I sound like one anyway".... Regardless, Bob was one of the better saxophone players and IMO he's done his best Jazz work in this great band before he switched to fusion....