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  1. www.discogs.com › release › 1452314-Steve-Khan-Public-AccessSteve Khan – Public Access (1991, CD) - Discogs

    Steve Khan - Mama Chóla. 10:19. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1991 CD release of "Public Access" on Discogs.

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  3. music.apple.com › us › album‎Public Access - Album by Steve Khan - Apple Music

    Listen to Public Access by Steve Khan on Apple Music. 1989. 9 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes.

  4. www.allmusic.com › album › public-access-mw0000203186Public Access - Steve Khan | Album | AllMusic

    Steve Khan. AllMusic Rating. User Rating (0) Your Rating. STREAM OR BUY: Release Date. January, 1989. Duration. 01:06:55. Genre. Jazz. Styles. Fusion, Post-Bop, Guitar Jazz, Jazz Instrument. Discography Timeline. See Full Discography. Arrows (1979) Evidence (1980) Eyewitness (1981) Casa Loco (1983) Local Color (1987) Public Access (1989)

  5. www.stevekhan.comGuitarist Steve Khan - Home Page

    With the recording of "PUBLIC ACCESS" the Eyewitness approach to music-making continued with original members: Anthony Jackson (Contrabass Guitar) and Manolo Badrena (Percussion & Voice), but this time with Dave Weckl (Drums) alongside Steve on guitar.

  6. rateyourmusic.com › release › albumPublic Access by Steve Khan (Album, Jazz Fusion): Reviews,...

    Public Access, an Album by Steve Khan. Released 25 November 1989 on Polydor (catalog no. J00J 20364; CD). Genres: Jazz Fusion. Rated #1683 in the best albums of 1989.

  7. www.discogs.com › master › 244349-Steve-Khan-Public-AccessSteve Khan - Public Access | Releases | Discogs

    Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Public Access by Steve Khan. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.

  8. jazzjournal.co.uk › 2020/08/31 › jj-08-90-steve-khan-evidence-public-accessJJ 08/90: Steve Khan – Evidence + Public Access - Jazz Journal

    31 de ago. de 2020 · Evidence, a reissue in the BMG’s useful Novus Series ’70 series, finds Khan paying warm and lyrical tribute to his first in­spirations – all of them modern mainstream jazzmen. The album is dominated by either solo – as in the quirky Monk medley – or overdubbed guitar.