Az amerikai Blue Note hanglemeztársaság sorozatában a jazz egy-egy nagy egyéniségének felvételeiből készített válogatást. Az első CD Miles Davis-é.A felvételek:01 - The Miles Davis Nonet - Jeru [03:14]02 - Miles Davis - Israel [02:18]03 - Charlie Parker Quintet - Au Privave - Tak [02:46]04 - Charlie Parker Quintet - Star Eyes [03:38]05 - Miles Davis Sextet - Dear Old Stockholm [04:1
Miles Davis was born on May 26, 1926. He grew up in a well-to-do family in East St. Louis. His father was a dentist. The family lived on a ranch and they had horses. (How lucky is that! All I ever wanted as a little girl was a pony.)
He started playing trumpet when he [...]
Compiled by experts on Parker, this CD issue contains six sessions by Parker’s vintage 1945-1948 band, featuring two young musicians who were his best and most efficient collaborators (Miles Davis & Max Roach), plus two pianists who left their mark on the evolution of Bop (Bud Powell & John Lewis). The first session also features Dizzy Gillespie playing piano. Read More - Amazon
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Reedición remasterizada del disco aparecido en 1972, donde el trompetista intentó fusionar funk callejero con free jazz y la electrónica de Stockhausen.Del diario Clarín
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Reedición remasterizada del disco aparecido en 1972, donde el trompetista intentó fusionar funk callejero con free jazz y la electrónica de Stockhausen. Del diario Clarín
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01. Move
02. Jeru
03. Moon Dreams
04. Venus De Milo
05. Budo
06. Deception
07. Godchild
08. Boplicity
09. Rocker
10. Israel
11. Rouge
12. Darn That Dream
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Recuperamos un antiguo post de este blog de
Julio del año pasado. Se trata de una de las
primeras sesiones de Miles, también conocida
como “The Legendary Savoy Sessions” junto
, entre otros , al gran Charlie Parker.
Primer disco de Miles Davis como líder de formación.
Charly “Bird” Parker da la alternativa a un jovencísimo
Miles con apenas 18 años para [...]
Miles Davis - Complete Birdland Recordings01. Confirmation02. Out of the Blue03. Wee Dot04. Chase05. It Could Happen to You06. Out of the Blue07. Move08. Half Nelson09. Down10. Move11. Squirrel12. Lady Bird http://lix.in/277140http://lix.in/a37a60If you want more visit my site: http://softeca.forumlive.org/
A lot of you young heads might not comprehend, appreciate, or must less even respect this. But truth be told, Jazz had signficant influence on the sculpting and emergence of modern hip-hop we listen to on a daily basis. Just think about it, what is the premise of Jazz? Improvisation, remind you of something? Yea, that little thing we call a freestyle. ‘Freedom Jazz Dance’ is a track off of the “Evolution of the Groove Remix EP” out next week (tuesday, August 21st) released by Legacy Recordings, so head over to their website to purchase…
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Az amerikai Blue Note hanglemeztársaság sorozatában a jazz egy-egy nagy egyéniségének felvételeiből készített válogatást. Az első CD Miles Davis-é.A felvételek:01 - The Miles Davis Nonet - Jeru [03:14]02 - Miles Davis - Israel [02:18]03 - Charlie Parker Quintet - Au Privave - Tak [02:46]04 - Charlie Parker Quintet - Star Eyes [03:38]05 - Miles Davis Sextet - Dear Old Stockholm [04:13]06 - Miles Davis - Enigma [03:23]07 - Miles Davis - Weirdo [04:46]08 - Miles Davis - It Never Entered My Mind [04:03]09 - Miles Davis - Oleo [05:13]10 - Miles Davis & the Modern Jazz Giants - Th [08:00]11 - Miles Davis - If I Were A Bell [08:16]12 - Cannonball Adderley - Autumn Leaves [10:59]13 - Michel Legrand - The Jitterbug Waltz [05:17]14 - Shirley Horn - You Won't Forget Me [07:11]Tömörítés/Bitrate: 320 kb/sLetöltés/Download: [ Gigasize ] [ File2You ]Jelszó/Password: levente
Miles Davis - Decoy (1983)1. Decoy2. Robot 4153. Code M.D.4. Freaky Deaky5. What It Is [live]6. That's Right7. That's What Happened [live]DL. http://lix.in/6a8b4fIf you want more visit my site: http://softeca.forumlive.org
Miles Davis - Live-Evil [2 CDs] (1971)Personnel:Miles Davis, trumpet; Gary Bartz, soprano sax, alto sax; John McLaughlin, guitar; Keith Jarrett, electric piano, organ; Michael Henderson, electric bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums; Airto Moreira, percussion; Steve Grossman, soprano sax; Chick Corea, electric piano; Herbie Hancock, electric piano; Dave Holland, electric bass, acoustic bass; Hermeto Pascoal, drums, whistling, voice, electric piano; Wayne Shorter, soprano sax; Joe Zawinul, electric piano; Khalil Balakrishna, electric sitar; Billy Cobham, drums; Ron Carter, acoustic bassTracks:1. Sivad — 15:132. Little Church — 3:143. Medley: Gemini/Double Image — 5:534. What I Say — 21:095. Nem Um Talvez — 4:03disc 1 time: 49:321. Selim — 2:122. Funky Tonk — 23:263. Inamorata and Narration by Conrad Roberts — 26:29disc 2 time: 52:06DL. http://lix.in/f11465http://lix.in/c6fc10If you want more visit my site: http://softeca.forumlive.org
Miles Davis - Sonny Rollins - Dig (1951)Personnel:Miles Davis (trumpet);Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone);Jackie McLean (alto saxophone);Walter Bishop (piano);Tommy Potter (bass);Art Blakey (drums)Recorded in New York, New York on October 5, 1951. Originally released on Prestige (7012).Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).Tracks:1 Dig (M. Davis) 7:332 It's Only a Paper Moon (E.Y. Harburg-B. Rose-H. Arlen) 5:233 Denial (M. Davis) 5:384 Bluing (M. Davis) 9:555 Out of the Blue (M. Davis) 6:146 Conception (G. Shearing) 4:007 My Old Flame (A. Johnston-S. Coslow) 6:33DL. http://lix.in/378508If you want more visit my site: http://softeca.forumlive.org
I am not a jazz expert. I can't tell you who played what instrument on what recording or argue the nuances of different jazz styles, but I do like jazz so I thought I'd start with two of the greats - Miles Davis and John Coltrane playing So What:One of my first jazz albums (like a lot of people) was Kind of Blue my Davis, and I liked it right from the start. If you are at all interested in jazz, this is the best place to start. One of my other early albums was Giant Steps by Coltrane. It took me longer to "get" this album, but now it is another one of my favorites. From there I just picked up something here and there based on recommendations and realized the world of jazz music is HUGE! I thought collecting Rocket from the Crypt singles was tough, jazz is damn near impossible unless you got money to burn. I've been on a big Cannonball Adderley kick lately and will probably have a post all about him soon - because you know you're cool if you can play with Kwai Chang Caine:
I am not a jazz expert. I can't tell you who played what instrument on what recording or argue the nuances of different jazz styles, but I do like jazz so I thought I'd start with two of the greats - Miles Davis and John Coltrane playing So What:One of my first jazz albums (like a lot of people) was Kind of Blue my Davis, and I liked it right from the start. If you are at all interested in jazz, this is the best place to start. One of my other early albums was Giant Steps by Coltrane. It took me longer to "get" this album, but now it is another one of my favorites. From there I just picked up something here and there based on recommendations and realized the world of jazz music is HUGE! I thought collecting Rocket from the Crypt singles was tough, jazz is damn near impossible unless you got money to burn. I've been on a big Cannonball Adderley kick lately and will probably have a post all about him soon - because you know you're cool if you can play with Kwai Chang Caine:
“He has become a great improviser, the Miles Davis of the war.”Edward Wong – NY Times.com In a vacuum, power is something so many and too many with different ideas about how something should be; fight for. Moktada al-sadr is one of those people. Where he is interested in an Iraq without outside involvement, he realizes the best bet for this scenario is to wait on the American efforts in Iraq to come to a somewhat stabilizing fruition. Like our Democrat leadership, although much less interested in an American defeat, a senior Iraqi official said of al-sadr: “Mr. Sadr’s thinking was in constant evolution, groping for a workable strategy for the war.” From the NY Times: “Perhaps nothing is more surprising than the fact that Mr. Sadr’s attitude toward the Americans actually reflects a degree of ambivalence.” “Anti-Americanism is the basis of his unflagging popularity. More than any other Iraqi politician, he is willing to recognize, validate and capitalize
Thought by many to be the most revolutionary album in jazz history, having virtually created the genre known as jazz-rock fusion (for better or worse) and being the jazz album to most influence rock and funk musicians, Bitches Brew is, by its very nature, mercurial. The original double LP included only six cuts and featured up to 12 musicians at any given time, most of whom would go on to be
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