Mary Lou Williams – My Blue Heaven track 7 from the album Black Christ Of The Andes
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Jazz Kompot performance at Tribeca 92y October 2010 Svetlana Shmuliyan — vocal, Alexander Alabin — piano, arrangement, Dmitriy Ischenko – bass, Sasha Mogilevich — drums, JP – accordeon, Yaroslav Bell — violin
Daniel Muniz: guitar • Jacob Teichroew: tenor saxophone • Petros Klampanis: bass
Douglas Detrick reviews Hear in Now, the debut record by the cross-genre, improvising string trio of the same name. The trio is made up of violinist and vocalist Mazz Swift, …
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eoinshea.blogspot.com http Documentation of ‘GHOSTS A Tribute to Albert Ayler’, an event staged in Holy Trinity Church, Leeds on the 7th October 2011. The event pays tribute to legendary musician Albert Ayler, 41 years after his death in New York at the age of 34. After falling from the Staten Island ferry in mysterious circumstances, Ayler’s body was found on 25 November 1970. Further information can be found at the blog address above. This upload is an extract from the full documentation, with the entire show being made available on its own dedicated website in the very near future. Further re stagings are to follow in 2012
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There’s an elementary school in my neighborhood here in Portland, every September Swifts gather up each night to fly into the chimney. This is a small little tribute I created for the master himself. From his early album Goin’ Home, Ayler’s rendition of Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen.
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Stormy Monday Blues Vi Redd Count Basie 1968
Jazz pianist and educator Harvey Diamond at the Lennie Tristano Symposium held in 2007. Harvey talks about his experiences studying with Lennie and he performs solo piano. His introduction says it all: “Harvey Diamond is a bona fide master of the piano and has yet to receive the recognition he truly deserves.” Pianist Harvey Diamond is an unsung hero of the jazz scene. He is a musician beyond compare, a true artist, a true original. He has never officially released a recording under his own name however there are countless recordings of his live performances which span his career and were made by his students and other audiophiles. He is a highly sought after educator and has been a teacher and mentor to many generations of musicians. Originally from California, moved to the Northeast in the late 60′s and currently resides in the Boston area. Harvey was one of the last prize students of the late great Lennie Tristano studying with him weekly for 10 years in New York City up until Lennie’s death in ’78. In education and performance Harvey continues to promote Tristano’s concepts. He has performed with Sheila Jordan, Dave Liebman, Charles Neville, and Art Farmer. Currently on the faculty of the Winchester Community Music School and the Vermont Jazz Center, formerly on Berklee College of Music Faculty. Currently leads his own trio and another group with his daughter, vocalist Hannah Rose Diamond. visit his Facebook Official Artist Page at: www.facebook.com
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Question by spentbros: Modern Jazz Quartet “Early Recordings” Jazz World JW77014 (1988)?
Can anyone tell me the origins of the tracks Yardbird Suite, Medley (Stardust/I Can’t Get Started/Lover Man), Festival Sketch, All The Things You Are, La Ronde, Vendome, Rose Of The Rio Grande, and The Queen’s Fancy?
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Answer by johnala
Not quite sure what you mean by ‘origins’ . A little more info, please. Thank you.
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Musicians: CHRISTIAN LAVISO – guitare SONNY TROUPÉ – batterie ALDO MIDDLETON – percusions DAVID MURRAY – saxophones Track List: – Gwan Bonné (Christian Laviso) – Bonnvenn (Christian Laviso) – Lien éternel (Georges Troupé) – Graj 86 (Christian Laviso) – Nikol (Christian Laviso) – Ti moun a lafrik (Christian Laviso)
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8/12/11 Jelly Roll Morton’s “Dead Man Blues” peformed by Wynton Marsalis-trumpet, Victor Goines-clarinet, Marcus Printup-trumpet, Wess ‘Warmdaddy’ Anderson-saxophone, Carlos Henriquez-bass, Ali Jackson-drums, Dan Nimmer-piano, Chris Crenshaw-trombone, James Chirillo-banjo, and Ricky ‘Dirty Red’ Gordon-washboard. Jazz in Marciac, Marciac, FRANCE.
