By Keith Jarrett So…Charlie….what can I say? The bass became the bass again in your hands, after all the players who thought they were making it hipper, while they were also making […]
By Keith Jarrett So…Charlie….what can I say? The bass became the bass again in your hands, after all the players who thought they were making it hipper, while they were also making […]
Joshua Redman and his Trio perform “Soul Dance” from the album Trios Live, due June 17, 2014, on Nonesuch Records.
Recorded: Stuttgart, West Germany, June 3, 4, 1960 Personnel: Milt Jackson – Vibes John Lewis – Piano Percy Heath – Bass Connie Kay – Drums Conductors – Werner Heider and Gunther Schuller […]
Berlin is no longer the epicenter of cool, at least according to some recent news reports. But the city is actually home to a thriving and very hip international scene. The musicians […]
From the album Straight Life (1971). Personnel: Freddie Hubbard (Trumpet, Flugelhorn) Joe Henderson (Tenor Saxophone) Herbie Hancock (Electric Piano) George Benson (Guitar) Ron Carter (Bass) Jack DeJohnette (Drums) Richard Landrum (Drums, Percussion) […]
Mad freak out Rhodes improvisation from 1971 as part of the Miles Davis Group. The late Don Alias on percussion. [via Kasper Winding]
From the album In The Evenings Out There released by ECM Records in September 1991.
The Shape of Jazz to Come is the third album by jazz musician Ornette Coleman, released on Atlantic Records in 1959. It is his debut on the label, and his first album […]