10 great performances by 10 great Jazz bassists | Musicroom Blog - Everything for the Musician Musicroom Blog – Everything for the Musician. What are your all time top ten best Jazz bass performances? We’ve put together a list of 10 great examples below. They range from early, pioneering bootlegged pieces on the upright to more modern affairs from present-day favourites of the electric variety. Hopefully there are a few choices in our list that you’ll whole heartedly agree with alongside a few others that you may not have expected or first thought of. We didn’t title this list “The Ten Best Jazz Bassists Ever” because we want to hear from you! Without further ado, here are ten great performances by ten great Jazz bassists… Jaco Pastorius – The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines What a track to begin our list with. Released on the Joni Mitchell and Charles Mingus collaboration album Mingus – which was dedicated to the great player who died shortly after its recording – The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines was one of the last pieces of music he composed before his passing in 1979.
Marcus Miller – Teen Town Victor Wooten – Norwegian Wood. AwayFromInstrument1. JOE PASS "JOE'S BLUES" (1984) Top 10 list of the Jazz players of your instrument : Jazz. Chet Baker Let's Get Lost (Full Album) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Celebrations. RARE SOVIET JAZZ-FUNK TOP # 8. Bonobo - Animals. Benny Goodman - All That Cats Join In. Django Reinhardt - Tears - Official. Dexter Gordon - I'm a fool to want you. First Listen: Sonny Rollins, 'Road Shows, Vol. 2' Hide captionRollins (far right) on stage at his 80th-birthday concert in New York City. Also pictured (left to right): Ornette Coleman, Christian McBride, Roy Haynes. John Abbott Rollins (far right) on stage at his 80th-birthday concert in New York City. Also pictured (left to right): Ornette Coleman, Christian McBride, Roy Haynes. Audio for this feature is no longer available. Perhaps you've heard of Sonny Rollins.
But it's 2011, and you might also realize that Sonny Rollins must be getting up there in years. The answer is found throughout the new live recording Road Shows, Vol. 2, out Sept. 13. This disc is book-ended by a pair of Japanese performances by Rollins' working band, but the big draws here are the tracks from his 80th-birthday concert in New York City. See, Sonny Rollins needs to be experienced live to be believed. "Jazz Standards you should know" by Sherwyn Moodley.
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