It was from the sixties, when the saxophonist, Gary Bartz (with equal skill mastered the alto and the soprano) was released reaching enormous popularity. At that time he recorded several albums as a sideman, accompanying the combustible drummer, Art Blakey and the no less explosive, Max Roach. It is also noteworthy collaborations with Jackie McLean, pianist, McCoy Tyner, or himself, Miles Davis. In short, Gary Bartz, is a sought-after musician in the jazz world stage and his experience alongside dedicated jazz figures, provided him with land that knew how to use to start a solo career. Since 1967, a project is nearly encyclopaedic culture and music. He looked at African-American roots of the music keys and

from gospel, through the blues, or funk, dodged all sorts of difficulties to find the link between tradition and modernity.