Phenius

Stephen Hall - tenor saxophone Wallace Roney Jr - trumpet Davis Whitfield - piano Marcos Varela - bass Malik Koly - drums Marvin Bugalu Smith - drums Composition by Harold Mabern

Stephen Hall - tenor saxophone Wallace Roney Jr - trumpet Davis Whitfield - piano Marcos Varela - bass Malik Koly - drums Marvin Bugalu Smith - drums 1933 Song by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields from the musical Clowns In Clover MGM

Stephen Hall - tenor saxophone Wallace Roney Jr - trumpet Davis Whitfield - piano Marcos Varela - bass Malik Koly - drums Marvin Bugalu Smith - drums

Stephen Hall - soprano saxophone Wallace Roney Jr - rumpet Davis Whitfield - piano Marcos Varela - bass Malik Koly - drums Marvin Bugalu Smith - drums

Stephen Hall - tenot/soprano saxophone Wallace Roney Jr - rumpet Davis Whitfield - piano Marcos Varela - bass Malik Koly - drums Marvin Bugalu Smith - drums

Free Duet with Marvin Bugalu Smith and Phenius Stephen Hall in Harlem July 20 2019

Phenius/Marvin Bugalu Smith/Corentin Le Hir

Mal Waldron;piano- Wendell Marshall;bass-Charles Perry;drums (1959) Phenius(aka Stephen hall);tenor saxophone rec 12/21

Chinese Mark VI copy, believe the brand is Musicworks but no markings or engravings, cost 1000$ in 2015, impressive horn for that price, good sound and feel, but palm keys are difficult to play in tune as you can hear a few times. This is with a background by the Mal Waldron Trio with Wendall Marshall-bass and Charlie Persip-drums The composer is Harry Barris