Coming back to the original strange statement about Brecker not playing real jazz, those who know and love real jazz just need to listen him on those records on Impulse and Verve.  And then, too, maybe someone should ask why Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Dave Holland, Elvin Jones, McCoy Tyner, Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette, etc. were out there playing "not real" jazz with schlocky pop-jazz player Michael Brecker.  

Brewers - 95 wins

The Sam Rivers is sold. Others are still available. 

And the tables (possibly) turned.  There's a story (maybe apochryphal) about Kenny G coming up to Brecker at a festival and saying to Brecker something like "you are so great!  I can't understand why I'm so much more popular when you're so great!" and Brecker simply replying "neither can I" and walking away.  Not sure where I first heard that story, maybe even here...

Yeah, Discogs does not show a CD release.  11 cuts, 32 minutes, song choices like "Strangers in the Night", "Somewhere My Love", etc.  Doesn't look overly promising to me, but I do think the album cover is very cool!