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I was in a friend's car the other day listening to XM radio and heard a jazz pianist by the name of Eric something. Sounded like Eric Queen or Eric Neil, but since I can't find a match on amazon or the web I was wondering if anyone could give me a suggestion or two.
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Gryphon,
Eric Reed? OR Eric Alexander?
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Eric Reed is a monster!!!
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Hmmm...I listened to Eric Reed samples on amazon and they all seem to have other instruments. If I remember correctly the piece I heard was solo piano. It's been about a month and I don't remember it that well now. I wasn't familiar with Reed, but you are right, Reed sounds great! Eric Alexander plays tenor sax. 
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Well If you were listening to it on XM, remember next time that XM has a 30 min. memory, meaning you can go back and listen to it again.
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Gryphon,
Yahhh, what in the world was I thinking?
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I didn't know about the 30 minute XM memory. I bet my friend doesn't, either.
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Originally posted by gryphon:
I was in a friend's car the other day listening to XM radio and heard a jazz pianist by the name of Eric something. Sounded like Eric Queen or Eric Neil, but since I can't find a match on amazon or the web I was wondering if anyone could give me a suggestion or two. Is there not a playlist available on their website?
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I don't know. I don't see any way to retreive playlists.
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