Artist's albums
Quartet (with Michel Petrucciani)
1999 · album
Synergy
1994 · album
Way Out East Vol.1
1993 · album
Way Out East Vol.2
1993 · album
A Small Hotel
1993 · album
Live at Café Praga
1991 · album
My Second Prime
1991 · album
Live
2021 · album
Terra Firma
2019 · album
Take the "D" Train
2015 · album
3 Original Album Classics
2010 · album
Love Is The Thing
2007 · album
Born At The Same Time
2007 · album
Some Shapes To Come
1973 · album
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Biography
Although he started out playing in fusion-oriented settings, Steve Grossman developed into an excellent hard bop tenor in the tradition of Sonny Rollins (although he developed his own sound). Grossman originally started on alto when he was eight, adding soprano at 15, and tenor at 16. He started at the top as Wayne Shorter's replacement in Miles Davis' fusion group from late 1969 up to September 1970. Grossman was with Lonnie Liston Smith in 1971, spent a valuable period (1971-1973) as part of Elvin Jones' group, and in the mid-'70s was with Gene Perla's Stone Alliance. Grossman mostly led his own bands from that point onward, recording as a leader for such labels as P.M., Owl, Red, and Dreyfus. Steve Grossman died in Glen Cove, New York on August 13, 2020 of cardiac arrest following a long illness; he was 69 years old. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi