Obra prima de pura classe onde se reunem instrumentistas e vozes de excepção: Cassandra Wilson,Diana Krall, Melody Gardot, Norah Jones, Renee Fleming e Ruth Cameron. mulungo
por entre os sons da música, ao ouvido como a uma porta que ficou entreaberta... (virgilio ferreira)
Obra prima de pura classe onde se reunem instrumentistas e vozes de excepção: Cassandra Wilson,Diana Krall, Melody Gardot, Norah Jones, Renee Fleming e Ruth Cameron.
temas para noites alentejanas, onde a brisa é cálida e o som do mar nos chega entremeado no dedilhar negro e branco de um piano
No dia dos anos do "mufana", aqui fica a prenda dele...
Mais música de um dos mestres do jazz swing desta vez num registo ao vivo no Japão.
Uma compilação de 39 temas com o melhor que este grupo fez no período de 1975 a 1987.
O MAESTRO do swing. Ccondutor de Big Bands de 1935 até meados da década de oitenta sempre com um som swing bem ligeiro que ele liderava a aprtir do seu piano. Este disco gravado em 1955\56 é prova desse imenso talento.
Rufus's pure and powerful sound rings out in this trio. This CD starts off with one of the finest solo bass expositions to be heard on any record, heading into the title track by the late, great bassist Sam Jones. Jim McNeely shines at the piano and Terri Lyne Carrington shows why she is the young star of the trap set.
Interprete multi facetado é considerado um dos melhores "baixos" de sempre. Este é o seu 4º trabalho após ter colaborado n'outros grupos ao lado de nomes como os de John Coltrane, Archie Shep, Art Blekey, Hervbie Mann etc.
The indomitable Benny Carter is, arguably, best known for leading and writing for large ensembles. As a result, Carter's stature as an alto saxophonist has often been overlooked. Thanks to Verve Records founder Norman Granz, however, we can hear Carter in the studio as a straight-ahead player with a series of outstanding smaller ensembles. Compiled from three different dates, some of which remained unissued domestically until this 1991 collection, 3,4, 5 - THE VERVE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS finds Carter playing in a trio, quartet, and quintet, respectively. The sessions are quite different in feel. The quartet numbers (tracks 9-16), originally released as a "pop" album by Verve, with hopes of crossover commercial success, has a somewhat mainstream feel, centering on lush ballads that parade Carter's sumptuous, romantic alto tone. The quintet tracks (17-19) feature a fuller--but equally mellow--sound, with help from pianist Oscar Peterson and the smoothly swinging guitar of Herb Ellis. But it is the all-star summit meeting of Carter with pianist Teddy Wilson and drummer Jo Jones that is the real treasure here (tracks 1-8). The spare, almost chamber-like feel of this recording does nothing to inhibit the energy or swing of these superior instrumentalists. This is a true jazz gem.
This CD reissue has one of trumpeter Thad Jones' finest small-group sessions of the 1950s; the music has also been reissued in full as part of a large Mosaic box set. Jones, who is matched with tenor saxophonist Billy Mitchell, pianist Barry Harris, bassist Percy Heath, and drummer Max Roach, performs a couple of his lesser-known but superior originals, two obscurities, and duets with guitarist Kenny Burrell on "Something to Remember You By," "I've Got a Crush on You" (which was not on the original LP), and "April In Paris." The latter in spots purposely recalls the Count Basie hit recording, in which Jones had played a major part. The music throughout is unpredictable and harmonically sophisticated bop. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Ella Fitzgerald e Ray Brown trio & Quintet em 1948-49
Figura controversa no mundo do Jazz, atacado por puristas e idolatrado pelos que sempre apostaram nas rupturas, podemos ouvi-lo neste trabalho em que interpreta trabalhos de Bill Holman, acompanhado por Carl Fontana, Mel Lewis, Lennie Niebaus e Bill Perkins tendo como convidados Charlie Parker e Lee Konitz.
Compositor de renome, compôs para interpretes tais como Woody Herman, Maynard Ferguson, Gerry Mulligan, Count Basie, Buddy Rich, e Natalie Cole no cd de homenagem ao pai, Unforgettable.
Nat Adderley has seldom played with more fire, verve and distinction than he did on That's Right! It placed him in the company of an expanded sax section that included his brother Cannonball on alto, Yusef Lateef on tenor, flute and oboe, Jimmy Heath and Charlie Rouse on tenor and baritone saxophonist Tate Houston. Solos crackled, the backing was tasty and stimulating, and the eight songs ranged from brisk standards to delightful originals. This CD reissue, despite lacking any new or alternate material, is most welcome due to the full, striking sound that the big reed section provided. recording date ; New York City; Aug. 9 and Sept.15.
De novo Miles Davis (trumpet), Red Garland (piano), John Coltrane (tenor sax), and Philly Joe Jones (drums) actuando em studio como se estivessem em palco. Solo após de solo ao género de uma jam-session.