Here is yet another chapter in Universal's exhaustive ? and often exhausting ? 20th Century Masters collection. What is great about these CDs is the price. They are budget, and usually feature enough of an artist's hits to satisfy the most casual consumer. But real fans of an artist have to go far beyond these to get a truly representative picture. This volume under Argentinean saxophonist Gato Barbieri's name is a case in point. Basically, this set should be called "The A&M Years." Simply put, these ten cuts come from three of Barbieri's records for the label. Given that Universal also owns the Impulse! catalog, leaving tracks from that period off of here is inexcusable and ultimately makes a partial fiction of the artist's career. While the tracks from Caliente!, Ruby, Ruby, and Tropico showcased Gato at a particular high point in his career (commercially), they offer no real context of how he got there or his more enduring contribution to j...