featuring:

Keith Oxman: tenor saxophone
Andy Weyl: piano
Mark Diamond: bass
Jill Fredericksen: drums
Paul Romaine: drums

songs:

"Song For Jackie," "HIP," "Stars Fell On Alabama," "Sandu," "A Little Taste," "Wendy Walkin," "It's You Or No One," "Theme For Ernie," "The Midgets," "For Better Or For Worse," "Gnid," "See You At Vartan's"

"A Little Taste"

Oxman, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, has a good, soulful, bebop tenor style. The disc is likable, unapologetic moderm bebop. The players are stylists who don't outshine their influences, but they make music that is fun to listen to.
- Cadence, September, 1996

A 37-year old Denver native whose tenor sax sounds inspired by Bird, Coltrane and Sonny Stitt in equal measures. Oxman throws sheets-of-sound at you uptempo but then shapes ballads like "Stars Fell On Alabama" with economy and grace.
- Jeff Bradley - The Denver Post