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Promoting, owning and distributing their own product were other obvious results. Rent parties and private releases may have been a part of the music scene forever, but in the 1970s, on the heels of the "black power" movement, self-sufficiency started to look like a crusade. It contained elements of liberation. Clubs unwelcoming to the new sound? BigO Audio Archive. These recordings are part of the BigO Audio Archive covering albums that circulate among collectors and music fans.
Email - mybigo@bigozine.com Click here for the BigO homepage JAZZ [misc] The AACM Great Black Music Ensemble - AACM 1 with George Lewis, Mwata Bowden [no label 1CD dime 260161] live at Umbria Jazz Festival, Perugia, Italy, July 14, 2009. Three day festival featuring the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Free jazz and jazz related list or kinda like jazz or something like jazz page...
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The Unit: Cecil Taylor In 1978. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr On The Importance Of Jazz. Cannonball Adderley - Intro + The Black Messiah. Advice From the Master: Thelonious Monk Scribbles a List of Tips for Playing a Gig. We’re fascinated by lists.
Other people’s lists. Even the ones left behind in shopping carts are interesting (Jarlsburg, Gruyere and Swiss? Must be making fondue.) But it’s the lists made by famous people that are the really good stuff. It’s fun to peek into the private musings of people we admire. Randy Weston. Randy Weston (born April 6, 1926, in Brooklyn, New York), is an American jazz pianist and composer, of Jamaican parentage.[1] He was described by Marian McPartland as "one of the world's great visionary pianists and composers".[2] Weston's piano style owes much to Duke Ellington and Thelonious Monk (he has paid direct tribute to both on the "portraits" albums), but it is highly distinctive in its qualities: percussive, highly rhythmic, capable of producing a wide variety of moods.[3] Biography[edit] Early life[edit] Weston was raised in Brooklyn, where his father, Frank, owned a restaurant [4].
Weston studied classical piano as a child and he took dance lessons as well [5]. NEW DOUBLE CD SET ~ SPIRIT DRIVEN ~ NOW AVAILABLE!! ~ JORGE SYLVESTER ACE COLLECTIVE New Double CD Set ~ SPIRIT DRIVEN ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ NOW AVAILABLE!!
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My Name is Albert Ayler [Free Jazz][Documentary][Swedish Subtitle Svenska][00:01:18] Ornette Coleman & Prime Time - Story Tellers 1987. Www.jazzbridge.org. Max roach Drum Solos!!!! The Coda. To escape the cold that makes me feel old this week I took another trip up to Trumpet Mountain.I walked into the main hall and heard Clifford Brown practicing in a room inside.I stood outside his door and listened.The stuff he was playing was way,way past running down chord changes.
"Brownie's been hanging out with Don Cherry and Don Ayler" I was shocked to hear these words come from none other than Gil Evans standing in front of me.Gil said he was on Trumpet mountain to talk to Miles about a new symphonic work but that nobody had seen him. "I'm glad I ran into you Matt Lavelle.I have some thoughts about you and that lady Alto Clarinet.You have been friends now a long time,isn't that your third Alto? "Do me a favor and tell my friends Bones Malone,Howard Johnson,Bruce Ditmas,and of course my son Miles I said hello.I know you see them at that music store you work at.Sorry to hear that Music Row is done.
" Suddenly Clifford himself emerged from the practice room smiling. "Hey man! " Stephen Haynes. Looking Back II: Jeanne Lee and Gunter Hampel. Gunter Hampel New York Orchestra New York, NY This is the second in a series of posts that will look back at a number of important periods/events in my development as an artist.
To read the first installment in the series, look here. Thelonious Monk - Live in '66, Full Concert. Solo Monk - Thelonious Monk [FULL ALBUM] [HQ] The frayed edges. The post-War decades were golden times for the torch-y, late-night jazz vocal.
Swing-style jazz retained some of its earlier mainstream popularity but, by the late ’40s and ’50s, big bands were shrinking, their relevancy plateauing. Out of practical necessity, and certainly in terms of its cultural currency, smaller-group jazz, especially bop, was ascendant. Nextbop. L.I.T. : Ornette Coleman. Paris, October 9, 1969. Wayne Shorter - Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum. Add article and author details. Subtitled, 'Essays On Modern Jazz', you may expect these pieces to be 'academic '. However, they are anything but. Byard Lancaster, Jazz Alto Saxophonist, Dies at 70 - SH Forums. Free jazz funk from Philly: Sounds of Liberation and Byard Lancaster. Recently, I was listening to a reissue of Sounds of Liberation's self-titled 1972 LP, due out on Feb. 16; I have an advance copy for purposes of review (set for print in Signal to Noise, #57).
Porter Records has unearthed what was long the province of only the most dedicated collectors. Found photos - Bud Powell's funeral procession. These photos are of Bud Powell’s funeral procession on August 8, 1966. I’ve added a few more photos since I first put these on the site. These come from an unknown photographer’s collection – see my other pages of photos from the Apollo Theater and of Moondog, Jimmy Nottingham and street musicians in Harlem, Greenwich Village and Central Park. Dan Morgenstern reported on the funeral for Down Beat’s September 22, 1966 issue: In the lead was Harlem’s own Jazzmobile, appropriately draped for the occasion, and carrying a jazz band … the members were Benny Green, trombone; John Gilmore, tenor saxophone; Barry Harris, piano; Don Moore, bass; Billy Higgins, drums, and at the last moment, Lee Morgan, trumpet.
First came “Now’s the Time” and then, perhaps more appropriately, “‘Round Midnight”, followed by two Powell tunes, “Bud’s Bubble” and “Dance of the Infidels”.The music stopped when the cortege reached the church. Ric Colbeck: 'a player of exceptional power and complexity' Frustratingly little is known of this enigmatic trumpeter. He was from Liverpool, where he joined future record producer Noel Walker's trad jazz band in the late 50s. "He played more in the style of Ken Colyer than anyone else, and had a good knowledge of the standard trad repertoire," Walker told me in March 2013. "In 1962 the band played a season at Butlins Filey, after which we broke up. Most of us returned to Liverpool, but Ric moved to London, and after a few months I joined him there. McCoy Tyner - Ebony Queen.
BIG RED MEDIA, INC. YOU SEE WHAT I'M TRYING TO SAY. Paul Motian trio- live in Bremen 13/9 /1977. The floating world: Goodbye, Paul Motian. Paul Motian passed away yesterday at the age of 80. I wrote a brief remembrance for the TONY blog. Eric Person & Metamorphosis "Justification" Get a Gig Online. It's Free. Mwandishi. CCAO: Nicole Mitchell and Blakk Earth Ensemble. International Archives For The Jazz Organ (IAJO) Don Cherry/Blood Ulmer/Rashied Ali. Dr. Michael White - Give it up (gypsy second line) Paulgonsalves. Siddhartha Mitter. Search & Restore. Justice for Jazz Artists! Go Trio ~ Jazz ala Americana.
Welcome to - Travellin' Light. Travellin’ Light Steve Swell Answers 20 Questions About Life on the Road Steve Swell Courtesy of Steve Swell A mainstay of the NYC jazz scene since the late 1970s, trombonist Steve Swell has performed with everyone from Lionel Hampton and Buddy Rich to Anthony Braxton and Bill Dixon. Swell is a well-documented artist, having led over two dozen recordings and performing on approximately 100 others. The Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University. The Louis Armstrong Jazz Performance Program at Columbia University The Louis Armstrong Jazz Performance Program in the Music Department at Columbia University, supported in part by a grant from the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, offers jazz performance instruction and experience to both undergraduate and graduate students. Jazz Blogwatch. Birka Jazz - Vinyl LP Jazz Records - Rare and Collectable. Welcome to Crazy Jazz - Supplying Jazz on Compact Disc by Mail Order since 1988.
Jazzionado Jazz News (jazzionado) Jason Moran and the Black Stars session with Sam Rivers. LeRoy Downs is a person deeply entrenched in the music and driven by passion! Currently he is a jazz broadcaster in Los Angeles on KJazz 88.1 FM. Warren Benbow 'Time Code' Project. Billy Bang Quintet - Live at the Knitting Factory. Ron Sunshine - Jazz, Blues and Funky R&B from New York City. Fuchsia Swing Song - THE GIG. Www.apap365.org/press/Documents/JazzPR-FINAL.pdf. "Edgar Varèse and the Jazzmen" (MP3s. Ric Colbeck Leader Entry. Jazz. Best Free Podcasts. Chad Fox (foxfreeimprov) Tomorrow's Music Heard Today. Sistas' Place. The University of the Streets. Craig S. Harris. Oliver Lake. George Russell. Brandon Ross bei Myspace Musik - Kostenlos MP3s anhören, Bilder & Musikvideos ansehen. Gunter Hampel. GunterHampel's Channel.
AllAboutJazz.com. Sonny Fortune: MarsJazz Booking Agency. Ahmed Abdullah. Lee-santa. JazzData.info - The John Coltrane Reference - Updates - 1966. Friday, November 11, 1966 (8:30 p.m.). 'Mitten Memorial Hall Auditorium', Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Transition (John Coltrane album) Transition is an album of music by jazz saxophonist John Coltrane, recorded in 1965 but released posthumously only in 1970. Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971) Coltrane Firsthand: Temple University, Philadelphia PA , November 11, 1966. BOB. A Birthday Supreme (John Coltrane would have turned 85 today) To mark the occasion, Columbia University’s WKCR is playing music featuring John Coltrane around the clock today (Sept. 23).
Michael Musillami Trio with Mark Feldman - "Brooms" (1 of 2) Mike Baggetta Quartet: Momentum. Christophe Deghelt (degheltprod) Scrivere di jazz. Giuseppe Mavilla (scriveredijazz) Engine Records: Just Say No to Dumbass Music. Jazz Inside Magazine (JazzInsideMag) The Charles Lloyd Blog. Jazzwax.com. Garrison Fewell. Miles Davis Interviews. By Leonard Feather Down Beat Volume 58 No. 12, December 1991, p.69 first published by Down Beat, June 1964. Leon Thomas - Spirits Known and Unknown (1969) Leon Thomas' debut solo recording after his tenure with Pharoah Sanders is a fine one.
The Jazz Session.