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Thomas Bramerie (*1965) - bass
Bobby Cole (1932-1996) - piano, vocals
Teddi King (1929-1977) - singer
Steve Marcus (1939-2005) - tenor & soprano sax
Nils Petter Molvær (*1960) - trumpet, electronics
Emily Remler (1957-1990) - guitar
Steve Slagle (*1952) - alto & soprano sax
Frank Socolow (1923-19981) - alto & tenor sax
Kate Westbrook (*1939) - singer -
Born on this day:
Jeff Ballard (*1963) - drums
Martin Küchen (*1956) - sax
Theo Loevendie (*1930) - tenor sax
Earl May (1927-2007) - bass
Jack McDuff (1926-2001) - organ
Roberto Miranda (*1946) - bass
Louis Nelson (1902-1990) - trombone
Curtis Peagler (1929-1992) - alto sax
Tom Rainey (*1957) - drums
Perry Robinson (1938-2018) - clarinet
Hubert Rostaing (1918-1990) - clarinet
Ralph Sharon (1923-2015) - piano -
Born on this day:
Lisle Atkinson (1940-2019) - bass
Gordon Beck (1935 or 1936-2011) - piano
Hamiet Bluiett (1940-2018) - baritone sax
Charlie Byrd (1925-1999) - guitar
Chris Cheek (*1968) - sax
Leopoldo Fleming (*1939) - percussion
Graham Haynes (*1960) - cornet
Jon Hendricks (1921-2017) - singer
Jan Johansson (1931-1968) - piano etc.
Rod Levitt (1929-2007) - trombone
Gabriele Mirabassi (*1967) - clarinet
Joe Venuti (1903 or 1892/94-1978) - violin -
Hamiet Bluiett was born on this day in 1940 (he died in 2018) - here's his terrific solo album "Birthright" (India Navigation, 1977):
https://youtu.be/BWfb_jUkoH8?list=PLBJenJIJrq0wGHgP0aa0TfIp0R8uF_ZKI
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Born on this day:
Julian “Cannonball” Adderley (1928-1975) - alto & soprano sax
Toto Blanke (1936-2013) - guitar
Chick Bullock (1908-1981) - singer
Al Casey (1915-2005) - guitar
Roger "Ram" Ramirez (1913-1994) - piano
Leo Reisman (1897-1961) - violin
Hans Rettenbacher (1939-1989) - bass
George Robert (1960-2016) - sax
Gene Roland (1921-1982) - trumpet
Ned Rothenberg (*1956) - clarinet, sax
Arvell Shaw (1923-2002) - bass
Bobby Short (1924-2005) - piano, singer -
Everybody knows "Somethin' Else", right' But not everybody gives Cannonball Adderley his due as an innovator, introducing the electric piano and funk rhythms, paving ways for others to follow. He also had his politics figured out. Walk tall!
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"Nardis" was composed by Miles Davis in 1958 specially for Cannonball Adderley's first album as a leader, "Portrait of Cannonball". He was still with Miles, hin quintet yet to be founded. Blue Mitchell (t), Bill Evans (p), Sam Jones (b), and Philly Joe Jones (d).
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Another favourite by Cannonball Adderley with a mighty good groove: "Sack o'Woe", live at the Lighthouse in 1960 with Nat Adderley, Victor Feldman, Sam Jones and Louis Hayes:
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Julian "Cannonball" Adderley was born on this day in 1928 in Tampa, FL. He and his brother Nat worked as teachers when they went to NYC in summer '55 to check out the jazz scene. The rest is history, as they say.
A favourite performance of mine, "Work Song", live in Japan 1962 w/Nat, Yusef Lateef, Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones and Louis Hayes:
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Yay, this is so good! Horace Tapscott's bands almost always hit a sweet spot with me.
#MusicAgainstMadness #ListeningNow #HoraceTapscott #PanAfrikanPeopesArkestra
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Yay, this is so good! Horace Tapscott's bands almost always hit a sweet spot with me.
#MusicAgainstMadness #ListeningNow #HoraceTapscott #PanAfrikanPeopesArkestra
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Yay, this is so good! Horace Tapscott's bands almost always hit a sweet spot with me.
#MusicAgainstMadness #ListeningNow #HoraceTapscott #PanAfrikanPeopesArkestra
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Yay, this is so good! Horace Tapscott's bands almost always hit a sweet spot with me.
#MusicAgainstMadness #ListeningNow #HoraceTapscott #PanAfrikanPeopesArkestra
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Yay, this is so good! Horace Tapscott's bands almost always hit a sweet spot with me.
#MusicAgainstMadness #ListeningNow #HoraceTapscott #PanAfrikanPeopesArkestra
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Born on this day:
Charlie Beal (1908-1991) - piano
Bill Berry (1930-2002) - trumpet
Jay Cameron (1928-2001) - baritone sax
Tom Cora (1953-1998) - cello
Joseph Jarman (1937-2019) - reeds
Oliver Lake (*1942) - sax, flute
Hans Lüdemann (*1961) - piano
Eddie Moore (1940-1990) - drums
Jerome Sabbagh (*1973) - sax
Aram Shelton (*1976) - sax
Jeffery Smith (1955-2012) - singer
Carol Tristano (*1961) - drums
Marcos Valle (*1943) - piano -
Bill Berry was born on this day in 1930 in Benton Harbor, MI (died November 13, 2002 in L.A.) - here he is, fronting his great mid-seventies big band and taking a fine solo on "The Bink/And How":
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Bill Berry was born on this day in 1930 in Benton Harbor, MI (died November 13, 2002 in L.A.) - here he is, fronting his great mid-seventies big band and taking a fine solo on "The Bink/And How":
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Bill Berry was born on this day in 1930 in Benton Harbor, MI (died November 13, 2002 in L.A.) - here he is, fronting his great mid-seventies big band and taking a fine solo on "The Bink/And How":
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Bill Berry was born on this day in 1930 in Benton Harbor, MI (died November 13, 2002 in L.A.) - here he is, fronting his great mid-seventies big band and taking a fine solo on "The Bink/And How":
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Bill Berry was born on this day in Benton Harbor, MI (died November 13, 2002 in L.A.) - here he is, fronting his great mid-seventies big band and taking a fine solo on "The Bink/And How":
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Joseph Jarman was born on this day in 1937 in Pine Bluff, AR. He died in Chicago, IL, on January 9, 2019.
"Song For" ("Song For", Delmark, 1967):
https://youtu.be/Zh-NgxaFq8Q"As If It Were the Seasons / Song to Make the Sun Come Up" ("As If It Were the Seasons", Delmark, 1968):
https://youtu.be/htPHFTI75Xc"Black Paladins" (words: Henry Dumas) ("Black Paladins", Black Saint, 1980):
https://youtu.be/tOAovk04djc@jazz
#JazzBirthdays #OnThisDay #JosephJarman
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Leon "Chu" Berry was born on 13 September 1910 (died 31 October 1941, way too young).
Sharing the solo spotlight w/Roy Eldridge in "Christopher Columbus", 1936 w/Fletcher Henderson:
His ballad masterpiece "Ghost of a Chance", 1940 w/Cab Calloway:
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Heute Abend um 22 Uhr auf www.radiostonefm.de: der heisseste Scheiss in Sachen aktuelle Jazz-Klaviertrios:
https://www.radiostonefm.de/naechste-sendungen/8107-230912-gypsy-goes-jazz-144-klaviertrios-2023 -
Dienstag 12. September stelle ich um 22 Uhr auf www.radiostonefm.de vier hervorragende Klaviertrio-Neuheiten von 2023 vor.
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Über "die Provinz" schimpfen verrät in erster Linie die Provinzialität des Schimpfenden.
#Bonmot zum Freitag -
Über "die Provinz" schimpfen verrät in erster Linie die Provinzialität des Schimpfenden.
#Bonmot zum Freitag -
Über "die Provinz" schimpfen verrät in erster Linie die Provinzialität des Schimpfenden.
#Bonmot zum Freitag -
Über "die Provinz" schimpfen verrät in erster Linie die Provinzialität des Schimpfenden.
#Bonmot zum Freitag -
Taking a week's break from #JazzBirthdays – will be at Lucerne Festival listening to some brilliant orchestras (Berlin Phil, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Boston SO), conductors (Blomstedt, Mälkki, Nelsons, Petrenko) and soloists (Mutter, S. Meyer, I. Kanneh-Mason, discovering some new people (Mao Fujita) and pieces (John Williams' 2nd violin concerto, Enno Poppe, Unsuk Chin ...).
#Paradise indeed, as this year's edition is titled! -
#NowListening to "For Jemeel - Fire from the Road (2004-2005)", a 3 CD set released earlier this year, dedicated to the late Jemeel Moondoc, who was part of the quartet documented here, Steve Swell's Fire Into Music, with William Parker and Hamid Drake.
#JemeelMoondoc #SteveSwell #WilliamParker #HamidDrake #MusicAgainstMadness