Celebration (Eric Kloss album)

Celebration is an album by jazz saxophonist Eric Kloss, released in 1976 on Muse Records. The album features Kloss on alto saxophone, accompanied by Richard Beirach on piano, Buster Williams on bass, and Terry Clarke on drums.

The album consists primarily of original compositions by Kloss and Beirach, reflecting a modern post-bop sound with elements of fusion. It showcases Kloss's improvisational skills and his distinctive alto saxophone tone. Critics have noted the interplay between Kloss and Beirach as a highlight of the album, particularly their harmonic and melodic contributions. The rhythm section of Williams and Clarke provides a solid foundation for the soloists.

While not as widely known as some of Kloss's earlier work, Celebration is considered a significant entry in his discography, demonstrating his continued evolution as a musician and composer. It remains a notable example of 1970s post-bop jazz.