BOB MOVER:
SELECTED PRESS REVIEWS

Neither an avant-gardist nor exactly a mainstreamer, Mover is one of the most accomplished and thoroughly engaging saxophonists around.
Eric Levin - People Magazine

One of the most accomplished alto saxophonists to arrive in the 70´s (ahead of the current curve of revivalists). Mover is still going strong: he is a fleet and soulful improvizer with a Bird-through-Konitz pedigree...
Gary Giddins in Village Voice Choices, (Feb. 2000)

Taking Charlie Parker, Lee Konitz, and Sonny Rollins as exemplars early on, Mover is the sum of his parts with a mind and a heart of his own.
Leonard Feather and Ira Gitler –
The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz

His music rings with a profundity that speaks to both heart and mind...Mover´s voice is his own, worth listening to...carefully.
Chuck Berg - Downbeat Magazine

\`Saxophonist Bob Mover is one of that rare breed, a man unafraid of taking musical chances.`
Len Dobbin, The Montreal Gazette

Jazz á 200%
Francois LaCharme - Jazz Hot Magazine

Mover, in an extremely stylized way, has personalized the bebop tradition into something uniquely his own.
Mark Miller - Toronto Globe & Mail

This is the kind of high-spirited performance that represents the ultimate Jazz expression.
John S. Wilson - New York Times

The day that Dexter Gordon died, Bob Mover was doing a live jazz recording when a blackout occurred. Bob was supposed to finish playing at 7:30 pm but he continued all night with no power or lights and dedicated the night to Dexter. We were packed with people, sweating from the heat, but no one left until 1:00 am. The music was brilliant!
- in an article written about The Pilot - Toronto´s famous jazz club.

A very sensitive artist and a true jazz icon
Bob Comden LA Jazz Press

Like Charlie Parker, Bob Mover knows how to make musical escapes and come out all sexy and beautifull.
Mitch Borden
Proprietor of "Small's, New York City.