From the recording Whose Streams Make Glad (Acoustic Jazz Works)
My musical journey began at age four, I was the pursuer, music the pursued. Later, my musical palette and maturity developed, and I wondered about music’s origin and pursued the Creator of music. Streams fed musical soil which, in turn, nurtured growth. A tiny seed can grow into something immensely fruitful. Streams know to worship the Creator of water, not the water. “There is a river whose streams make glad the city of God” (Psalm 46:4a).
Personnel: Tom Richeson (flugelhorn, composer, arranger), Bill Scarlett (tenor saxophone), Jack Coker (piano), Rusty Holloway (double bass), Keith Brown (drum set). Recorded live at the University of Tennessee Music Hall, Knoxville, Tennessee by Bil Peed (1983).