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Dave Stryker's 1993 album "Passage" is a vibrant journey through the realms of jazz funk and jazz, showcasing the guitarist's exceptional skill and versatility. Released on January 1, 1993, under the SteepleChase label, this 55-minute album is a testament to Stryker's ability to blend genres seamlessly, creating a sound that is both contemporary and timeless.
The album opens with "In the Now," setting the tone for the energetic and groovy tracks that follow. "Kalahari" and "Passage" highlight Stryker's mastery of jazz funk, with intricate guitar work and infectious rhythms. The title track, "Passage," is a standout, showcasing Stryker's ability to craft a compelling narrative through his music.
"Jungle" and "Violation" add a touch of edginess to the album, demonstrating Stryker's range and willingness to explore different musical territories. The album also includes a beautiful rendition of "I Fall in Love Too Easily," showcasing Stryker's sensitivity and ability to convey deep emotion through his playing.
"Minor Jones" and "Pursuit" close out the album on a high note, with Stryker's guitar work shining brightly against the backdrop of tight, dynamic arrangements. Throughout "Passage," Dave Stryker's virtuosity and creativity are on full display, making it a standout album in his discography and a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts.