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mi茅rcoles, 25 de marzo de 2020

LYLE MAYS / SOLO IMPROVISATIONS FOR EXPANDED PIANO . 2000.

Calidad APE

TRACKS :

01. This Moment
02. Let Me Count The Ways
03. We Are All Alone
04. The Imperative
05. Procession
06. Black Ice
07. Origami
08. Lightning Field
09. Locked In Amber
10. Long Life

MUSICOS :

- Lyle Mays / Piano

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domingo, 8 de marzo de 2020

LYLE MAYS / FICTIONARY . 1993.

Calidad FLAC

TRACKS :

01. Bill Evans 4:49
02. Fictionary 7:11
03. Sienna 6:31
04. Lincoln Reviews His Notes 7:39
05. Hard Eights 7:34
06. Something Left Unsaid 4:53
07. Trio #2 6:07
08. Where Are You From Today 5:30     play
09. Falling Grace Swallow 4:46
10. Trio, No. 2 5:26
11. On The Other Hand 5:02

MUSICOS :

Lyle Mays — Piano
Marc Johnson — Bass
Jack DeJohnette — Drums

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viernes, 28 de febrero de 2020

LYLE MAYS / STREET DREAMS (Repost) . 1988.

Calidad Mp3 320 Kbps

TRACKS :

01. Feet First
02. August
03. Chorinho
04. Possible Straight
05. Hangtime
06. Before You Go
07. Newborn
08. Street Dreams 1
09. Street Dreams 2
10. Street Dreams 3
11. Street Dreams 4

MUSICOS :

- Lyle Mays / Piano, Keyboards
- Emilia Barros / Spoken Vocals 
- Bob Mintzer, Bob Malach / Tenor Saxophone, Flute
- Bob Millikan, Laurie Frank, Randy Brecker / Trumpet
- Dave Bergeron, Keith O'Quinn, Chris Seiter / Trombone
- Dave Taylor / Bass Trombone
- Bill Frisell / Guitar
- Marc Johnson / Acoustic Bass
- Steve Rodby / Bass
- Steve Gadd, Steve Jordan, Peter Erskine / Drums
- Vicki Randle / Percussion, vocoder
- Glen Velez / Percussion

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STREETDREAMS

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domingo, 16 de febrero de 2020

LYLE MAYS / LYLE MAYS . 1986.

Calidad FLAC

¡¡Vaya racha mala llevamos en el Jazz Amigos!!!

Lyle David Mays (November 27, 1953 – February 10, 2020)

While growing up, Mays had four main interests: chess, mathematics, architecture, and music. His parents were musically inclined – his mother was a pianist, his father was a guitarist – and he was able to study the piano with the help of instructor Rose Barron. She allowed Mays the opportunity to practice improvisation after the structured elements of the lesson were completed. At age 9 he played organ at a family member's wedding, and at age 14 he began to play the instrument in church.
In summer camp he was introduced to important jazz artists.

The Bill Evans' album At the Montreux Jazz Festival and Miles Davis' album Filles de Kilimanjaro (both recorded in 1968) were important influences on his formation as a jazz musician. He graduated from the University of North Texas after attending the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He composed and arranged for the One O'Clock Lab Band and was the composer and arranger of the Grammy-nominated album Lab 75.

After leaving North Texas, Mays toured with Woody Herman's group for approximately eight months. In 1975, he met Pat Metheny with whom he later founded the Pat Metheny Group. Mays won eleven Grammy Awards with the Pat Metheny Group and was nominated for four others for his own work.

In an interview with JAZZIZ magazine in 2016, Mays revealed his current career as a software manager.

On June 25, 2019, The New York Times Magazine listed Lyle Mays among hundreds of artists whose material was reportedly destroyed in the 2008 Universal fire.

In the Pat Metheny Group, Mays provided arrangements, orchestration, and the harmonic and metric backbone of the group's musical signature. He occasionally performed on electric guitar as well. He played trumpet on the songs "Forward March" and "Yolanda You Learn" from the album First Circle (1984) and during the tour for that album.

His albums as a leader reflect a variety of interests. Lyle Mays and Street Dreams build on the content of the Pat Metheny Group, while Fictionary is a straight-ahead jazz trio session featuring fellow North Texan Marc Johnson on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums.

He also composed and recorded music for children's records, such as Tale of Peter Rabbit, with text read by Meryl Streep.

The Steppenwolf Theater Company of Chicago featured an assortment of compositions by Mays and Metheny for their production of Lyle Kessler's play Orphans.

He composed classical music such as "Twelve Days in the Shadow of a Miracle", a piece for harp, flute, viola, and synthesizer (recorded in 1996 by the Debussy Trio).

Descanse en Paz Maestro.

TRACKS :

01. Ascent
02. Close to home
03. Highland Aire
04. Invocation
05. Mirror of the Heart
06. Nothern Lights
07. Slink
08. Teiko.

All music is composed by Lyle Mays.

MUSICOS :

Lyle Mays – piano, synthesizer, autoharp
Alejandro N. Acu帽a – drums
Billy Drewes – alto & soprano saxophones
Bill Frisell – guitar
Marc Johnson – acoustic bass
Nana Vasconcelos – percussion

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martes, 23 de agosto de 2016

LYLE MAYS / LYLE MAYS . 1986.

Calidad FLAC

TRACKS :

01. Highland Aire 7:04
02. Teiko 7:24
03. Slink 8:18
04. Mirror of the Heart 5:04
05. Alaskan Suite: Northern Lights 3:17
06. Alaskan Suite: Invocation 3:57
07. Alaskan Suite: Ascent 6:58
08. Close to Home 6:13  

MUSICOS :

Lyle Mays: piano, synthesizer, autoharp
Alejandro N. Acu帽a: drums
Billy Drewes: alto & soprano saxophones
Bill Frisell: guitar
Marc Johnson: acoustic bass
Nana Vasconcelos: percussion




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