TRACKS : 01. Section-8 Blues - Joe Farrell/Art Pepper 02. Darn That Dream - Joe Farrell/Art Pepper 03. Mode For Joe - Joe Farrell/Art Pepper 04. Blue & Boogie - Joe Farrell 05. You Stepped Out Of A Dream - Joe Farrell 06. Someday My Prince Will Come - Joe Farrell 07. On Green Dolphin Street - Joe Farrell 08. Fun For One And All - Joe Farrell Recorded March 23, 1982 at THE ANNEX STUDIO - Hollywood, California. MUSICOS : Tenor Saxophone – Joe Farrell Alto Saxophone – Art Pepper Piano – George Cables Bass – Tony Dumas Drums – John Dentz. 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01 - Time After Time 02 - But Not For Me 03 - Chet Lives 04 - I Fall in Love Too Easily 05 - Look For The Silver Lining 06 - Arrivederci 07 - Almost Blue 08 - Everytime We Say Goodbye 09 - Estate 10 - My Funny Valentine 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01 - Sybille's Day 02 - Poinciana 03 - Hammer's Tones 04 - I Have Dreamed 05 - In Walked Bud 06 - Gina's Groove 07 - Brush This 08 - Bennissimo 09 - Gary, Indiana 10 - Hoosier Friend Recorded live on January 8, 2017 in San Pedro, California. MUSICOS : Drums – Jeff Hamilton Piano – Tamir Hendelman Bass – Christoph Luty 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. Stomped Out 02. Inspiration Point 03. Maryandra 04. Minor Blues 05. Peace 06. Occupy 07. This One's For You 08. My One And Only Love 09. This I Dig Of You 10. Turnaround 11. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes MUSICOS : Jason Anick: violin, acoustic and electric mandolin Jason Yeager: piano (1-3, 6-7) Greg Loughman: bass (1-3, 6-7, 10) Mike Connors: drums: (1-3, 6-7, 10) Clay Lyons: alto saxophone (1-3, 6-7) Matt DeChamplain: piano (4-5, 8-9, 11) Adam Cote: bass (4-5, 8-9, 11) Lee Dynes: electric guitar (10) Kris Jensen: tenor saxophone (10). 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. "Am I Blue" (Harry Akst, Grant Clarke) - 6:56 02. "Take These Chains from My Heart" (Hy Heath, Fred Rose) - 6:12 03. "I Wanna Be Loved" (Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Billy Rose) - 7:39 04. "Sweet Slumber" (Lucky Millinder, Al J. Neiburg, Henri Woode) - 7:17 05. "For All We Know" (J. Fred Coots, Sam M. Lewis) - 13:59 MUSICOS : Grant Green - guitar Johnny Coles - trumpet Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone "Big" John Patton - organ Ben Dixon - drums 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. Monkey Puzzle 02. Whistle Stop 03. After 04. Dee Wee 05. 12's It 06. Yesterdays 07. Magnolia Triangle 08. Swinging At The Haven 09. Little Joy 10. 'Round About Midnight 11. Night In Tunisia. Tracks 1-7 originally issued as "The Monkey Puzzle." Tracks 8-10 originally issued in "New Orleans Jazz Heritage" box set on the "Gumbo" LP. Track 11 previously unissued. Original masters recorded January-March 1963, "Live" at the Music Haven and at Cosimo's Studio. MUSICOS : Piano – Ellis Marsalis Saxophone – Nathaniel Perrilliat Bass – Marshall Smith Drums – James Black
TRACKS : 01. "Telegraph Road" – 14:15 02. "Private Investigations" – 6:45 03. "Industrial Disease" – 5:49 04. "Love over Gold" – 6:16 05. "It Never Rains" – 7:54. Todas las canciones compuestas por Mark Knopfler. MUSICOS : Mark Knopfler: guitarra y voz Alan Clark: teclados John Illsley: bajo Hal Lindes: guitarra r铆tmica Pick Withers: bater铆a Michael Mainieri: marimba y vibr谩fono Ed Walsh: sintetizador. 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. "Butterfat" (Steve Khan) – 3:02 02. "Way 'Cross Georgia" (Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson) – 4:27 03. "Duck Ankles" (Steve Khan) – 3:20 04. "Funky Banana" – 3:16 05. "The Whisperer" (Don Grolnick) – 4:47 06. "It Took a Long Time" (Randy Brecker) – 3:29 07. "Black Light" – 6:30 08. "Blue Night" – 3:45 09. "Flight" – 4:07. All tracks composed by David Matthews except where noted. MUSICOS : Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn Baritone Saxophone, Tuba – Howard Johnson (3) Bass – Will Lee Cello – Charles McCracken, George Ricci, Lucien Schmit Congas, Bongos, Percussion – Ralph MacDonald Double Bass – Bob Daugherty, John Beal Drums – Chris Parker (2), Rick Marotta (tracks: A1, A3), Steve Gadd (tracks: B2) Electric Guitar – Buzzy Feiten, Joe Beck (tracks: A4) Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Steve Khan French Horn – John Clark (2) (tracks: A2), Peter Gordon (8) (tracks: A2) Keyboards [Fender Rhodes], Piano [Acoustic], Organ, Clavinet – Don Grolnick Percussion – Jos茅 Madera, Warren Smith Tenor Saxophone – Mike Brecker Trombone – Tom Malone Trumpet – Randy Brecker Violin – Alfred Brown, Charles Libove, Emanuel Vardi, Gene Orloff, Guy Lumia, Harold Coletta, Harold Kohon, Harry Glickman, Leo Kahn, Lewis Eley, Matthew Raimondi, Max Pollikoff, Paul Gershman Concertmaster – David Nadien 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. If You See My Baby 2:19 02. Solid As A Rock3:00 03. Rat Race 2:37 04. Sweets 2:21 05. Neal's Deal 2:44 06. Bluebeard Blues3:02 07. The Golden Bullet 2:25 08. You're My Baby (instr.) 2:53 09. You're My Baby (vocal) 2:41 10. Song Of The Islands 2:50 11. These Foolish Things 2:57 12. I'm Confessin' 3:10 13. One O'Clock Jump 2:55 14. I Ain't Got Nobody 3:08 15. Little White Lies3:15 16. I'll Remember April 2:34 17. Tootsie 2:49 18. Howzit 2:55 19. Nails 3:27 20. Little Pony 2:26 21. Beaver Junction 2:55 22. 'Ay Now 2:10 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. Slam Bow 02. It's Only A Paper Moon 03. That's My Kick 04. The Very Thought Of You 05. Jersey Bounce 06. Nightwind 07. Masquerade 08. B & S Blues 09. I Got Rhythm 10. Just Friends 11. The Jitterbug Waltz 12. My Old Flame 13. Sweet Georgia Brown 14. All Of Me 15. Blues For Red 16. I Thought About You 17. We'll Be Together Again This music was originally issued on separate LPs, featuring Bucky Pizzarelli with Slam Stewart on one (Dialogue) and the guitarist with Red Norvo on the other (Just Friends). Tracks 1 to 9 recorded at Dick Charles Studios, New York. Tracks 10 to 17 recorded at JAC Recording Studios, New York, on August 9 & 10, 1983. MUSICOS : Guitar – Bucky Pizzarelli Piano – Russ Kassoff (tracks: 10 to 17) Vibraphone [Vibes] – Red Norvo (tracks: 10 to 17) Bass – Jerry Bruno (tracks: 10 to 17) Bass, Vocals [Uncredited] – Slam Stewart (tracks: 1 to 9).
TRACKS : 01. Shades of blue /? Andy LaVerne 02. Someday you'll be sorry /? Louis Armstong 03. Wonder why /? Sammy Cahn 04. Mr. Syms /? John Coltrane 05. Blue tones /? Andy LaVerne 06. Pannonica /? Thelonious Monk 07. Let's call this /? Thelonious Monk 08. Maids of Cadiz /? Delibes 09. On a misty night /? Tad Dameron. MUSICOS : Bob Rockwell Quartet : Bob Rockwell, tenor & soprano saxophone Andy LaVerne, piano Jesper Lundgaard, bass Keith Copeland, drums. 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. Sweet and Lovely (Gus Arnheim/Jules LeMare/Harry Tobias) 02. Actual Sighs (Andy LaVerne) 03. John’s Waltz (John Abercrombie) 04. All the Things You Are (Oscar Hammarstein II/Jerome Kern) 05. Among Tall Trees (Andy LaVerne) 06. Natural Living (Andy LaVerne) 07. Archetypal Schemata (Andy LaVerne) 08. Magnetic Flux (John Abercrombie/Andy LaVerne) 09. Labour Day (John Abercrombie) 10. When You Wish upon a Star (Leigh Harline/Ned Washington) 11. Stella by Starlight (Ned Washington/Victor Young) 12. Suzy’s World (Andy LaVerne). Recorded by David Baker at Sound on Sound Studio, NYC, on November 28-29, 1989 MUSICOS : ANDY LaVERNE piano JOHN ABERCROMBIE electric and acoustic guitars, guitar-synthesizer.
TRACKS : 01. Throw Down 02. I Never Was A Cowboy 03. Herbal Scent 04. Brother, Brother 05. The Closer I Get To You 06. What's Going On 07. Promises For Spring 08. Antoinette Like MUSICOS : Trumpet – Tom Browne Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Buddy Williams Guitar – Ronald Miller* Keyboards – Bernard Wright, Dave Grusin Producer – Dave Grusin.
TRACKS : 01. Takling to the sun 02. 1988 aktivator 03. New age synthesist 04. Heeling feeling 05. Earthrise 06. Open 07. Definite activity 08. Getting better 09. Day after day 10. Getting in tune 11. Dont dither do it 12. The fire inside Recorded at Ridge Farm august 1979. MUSICOS : -Steve Hillage / electric guitar, vocoder, sequencer, Moog (7) - Andy Anderson / drums, percussion, gong, vocoder - Paul Frances / bass - Miquette Giraudy / synthesizers, voice, vocoder - Dave Stewart / slide guitar, voice.
TRACKS : 01. Slow Blues 02. Bye Bye Blackbird 03. Multi-Horn Variations 04. Unidentified Tenor Selection 05. You Did It, You Did It 06. New Orleans Fantasy 07. Night Train 08. MR PC 09. A Visit From The Blues 10. Bright Moments MUSICOS : Rahsaan Roland Kirk-ww Olympia Brass Band Jon Hendricks-voc (10) 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01 - Iberian Sunrise 02 - Come Together 03 - For Paulus 04 - Travels 05 - Vessela 06 - Don't Tell Me 07 - Still Winter 08 - The Keeper 09 - Bushwick Stomp 10 - Je suis seul ce soir 11 - Round Hill 12 - Amsterdam 13 - Made in France MUSICOS : Jason Anick: violin Olli Soikkeli: guitar Max O'Rourke: guitar Greg Loughman: bass. 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
TRACKS : 01. "The Answer" (Ray Gilbert, Marcos Valle, Paulo S茅rgio Valle) – 2:45 02. "Crickets Sing for Anamaria" (Gilbert, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 2:09 03. "So Nice (Summer Samba)" (Norman Gimbel, M. Valle) – 2:30 04. "Chup, Chup, I Got Away" (Gilbert, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 2:18 05. "If You Went Away" (Gilbert, M. Valle) – 2:55 06. "Pepino Beach" (Gilbert, M. Valle) – 1:53 07. "She Told Me, She Told Me" (Gilbert, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 2:44 08. "It's Time to Sing" (Gilbert, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 2:54 09. "Batucada" (Gilbert, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 2:05 10. "The Face I Love" (Gilbert, Carlos Pingarilho, M. Valle, P. S. Valle) – 1:58 11. "Safely in Your Arms" (Gilbert, Pingarilho, M. Valle) – 3:09. MUSICOS : Marcos Valle – guitar, vocals Anamaria Valle – vocals Deodato – arranger Claudio Slon – drums Ray Gilbert – producer
TRACKS : 01 - Sunburst Lonnie Liston Smith : Electronic Keyboards David Hubbard : Flute Donald Smith : Flute Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar George Johnson : Drums Marcus Miller : Bass Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 02 - Journey Into Love Lonnie Liston Smith : Electronic Keyboards David Hubbard : Flute Donald Smith : Vocal Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar George Johnson : Drums Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 03 - Floating Through Space Lonnie Liston Smith : Electronic Keyboards David Hubbard : Soprano Saxophone Donald Smith : Flute Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar George Johnson : Drums Marcus Miller : Bass Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 04 - Bright Moments Lonnie Liston Smith : Acoustic Piano David Hubbard : Soprano Saxophone Donald Smith : Flute Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar George Johnson : Drums Marcus Miller : Bass Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 05 - We Can Dream Lonnie Liston Smith : Electronic Keyboards Donald Smith : Vocal Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar George Johnson : Drums Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 06 - Springtime Magic Lonnie Liston Smith : Electronic Keyboards David Hubbard : Flute Donald Smith : Flute Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar Al Anderson : Bass George Johnson : Drums Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 07 - Loveland Lonnie Liston Smith : Acoustic Piano David Hubbard : Soprano Saxophone Donald Smith : Vocal Ronald D. Miller : Acoustic Guitar Al Anderson : Bass George Johnson : Drums Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 08 - Explorations Lonnie Liston Smith : Acoustic Piano David Hubbard : Soprano Saxophone Ronald D. Miller : Electric Guitar Al Anderson : Bass George Johnson : Drums Lawrence Killian : Congas & Percussion 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
Leon Konitz (October 13, 1927 – April 15, 2020) was an American composer and alto saxophonist. He performed successfully in a wide range of jazz styles, including bebop, cool jazz, and avant-garde jazz. Konitz's association with the cool jazz movement of the 1940s and 1950s includes participation in Miles Davis's Birth of the Cool sessions and his work with pianist Lennie Tristano. He was one of relatively few alto saxophonists of this era to retain a distinctive style, when Charlie Parker exerted a massive influence. Like other students of Tristano, Konitz improvised long, melodic lines with the rhythmic interest coming from odd accents, or odd note groupings suggestive of the imposition of one time signature over another. Other saxophonists were strongly influenced by Konitz, such as Paul Desmond and Art Pepper. Biography : Leon Konitz was born on October 13, 1927,in Chicago to Jewish parents of Austrian and Russian descent. At the age of eleven, Konitz received his first clarinet. However, he later dropped the instrument in favor of the tenor saxophone. He eventually moved from tenor to alto. His greatest influences at the time were the swing big bands he and his brother listened to on the radio; hearing Goodman on the radio was what prodded him to ask for a clarinet. He improvised on the saxophone before learning to play standards. Konitz began his professional career in 1945 with the Teddy Powell band as a replacement for Charlie Ventura. A month later, the band broke up. Between 1945 and 1947, he worked intermittently with Jerry Wald. In 1946, he met pianist Lennie Tristano, and the two men worked together in a small cocktail bar. His next substantial work was with Claude Thornhill in 1947 with Gil Evans arranging and Gerry Mulligan as a composer. He participated with Miles Davis in a group that had a brief booking in September 1948 and another the following year, but he recorded in 1949 and 1950; the sides were collected on the Birth of the Cool album. The presence of Konitz and other white musicians in the group angered some black jazz players because many were unemployed at the time, but Davis rebuffed their criticisms. Konitz stated he considered the group to belong to Gerry Mulligan. His debut as leader also came in 1949 with sides collected on the album Subconscious-Lee. (Prestige, 1955).He turned down an opportunity to work with Goodman in 1949, a decision he regretted.Parker lent him support on the day Konitz's child was born in Seattle, Washington, while he was stuck in New York City. The two were good friends, not the rivals some jazz critics made them out to be. In the early 1950s, Konitz recorded and toured with Stan Kenton's orchestra, but he continued to record as a leader. In 1961, he recorded Motion with Elvin Jones on drums and Sonny Dallas on bass. This spontaneous session consisted entirely of standards. The loose trio format aptly featured Konitz's unorthodox phrasing and chromaticism. Lee Konitz playing in Aarhus, Denmark In 1967, Konitz recorded The Lee Konitz Duets in configurations that were often unusual for the period (saxophone and trombone, two saxophones). The recordings drew on nearly the entire history of jazz from Louis Armstrong's "Struttin' with Some Barbecue" with valve trombonist Marshall Brown to two free improvisation duos: one with a Duke Ellington associate, violinist Ray Nance, and one with guitarist Jim Hall. Konitz contributed to the film score for Desperate Characters (1971). In 1981, he performed at the Woodstock Jazz Festival, which was held in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the Creative Music Studio. Konitz worked with Dave Brubeck, Ornette Coleman, Charles Mingus, Attila Zoller, Gerry Mulligan, and Elvin Jones. He recorded trio dates with Brad Mehldau and Charlie Haden, released by Blue Note, as well as a live album recorded in 2009 at Birdland and released by ECM in 2011 with drummer Paul Motian. Konitz became more experimental as he grew older and released a number of free jazz and avant-garde jazz albums, performing with many younger musicians. His album with saxophonist/vocalist Grace Kelly was given 4 1/2 stars by Michael Jackson in Down Beat magazine. He had heart problems regularing surgery in the past.He was scheduled to appear at Melbourne's Recital Centre in 2011 for the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, but he canceled due to illness. In August 2012, Konitz played to sell-out crowds at the Blue Note in Greenwich Village as part of Enfants Terribles, a collaboration with Bill Frisell, Gary Peacock, and Joey Baron. Days after his 87th birthday in 2014, he played three nights at Cafe Stritch in San Jose, California, with the Jeff Denson Trio, improvising on the old standards he favors. Descanse en Paz Maestro. 馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋馃挋
