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The Beat Kids: Guillermo E. Brown (vocals, various instruments); Letasha Natasha Diggs (vocals); Yusuke yamamoto (flute, vibraphone); Keith Witty (acoustic bass). Beat Kids Open Rhythm System Songs Open Rhythm System Review
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Purchase Open Rhythm System CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Gary Burton Quartet Live CD (2009)
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Vibraphonist Gary Burton's classic quartet of the late `60s, consisting of Burton and guitarist Larry Coryell (later, ...
| | Alexander Zonjic Doin' The D CD (2009)
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It isn't hard to see why some jazz listeners might approach DOIN' THE D with trepidation. Flutist Alexander Zonjic is a smooth jazz artist, and one of the musicians featured on this 2009 release is the saxophonist so many jazz musicians love to hate: Kenny G. However, the album's title song boasts Brian Bromberg on acoustic bass--and keyboardist Jeff Lorber co-produced many of the tracks in addition to helping with the composing, arranging, and engineering. Lorber's presence is definitely a plus, and groove-oriented tunes ...
| | Miles Davis Miles CD (1955)
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Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino (1982, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).
THE NEW MILES DAVIS QUINTET made its first visit to the recording studios on November 16, 1955. By October 26, 1956, when they made their last session for Prestige, Miles had signed with recording giant Columbia, had the most influential band in all of jazz (which would spawn the most charismatic musician of the 1960s), and was well on his way towards international stardom.
Listen to THE MUSINGS OF MILES, an earlier quartet with bassist Oscar Pettiford, then listen to the difference bassist Paul Chambers and tenor saxophonist John Coltrane make. Philly Joe Jones' dancing hi-hat reverie introduces "How Am I To Know," and the band takes it a galloping tempo. The youthful bassist pushes the music into more modern directions with his solid time, driving beat, ringing tone and uncanny sense of melodic counterpoint. He opens the music right up, and his rhythmic flexibility frees up Philly Joe to play ahead of the beat and instigate an insistent polyrhythmic dialogue.
From the finger snappin' opening groove of Benny Golson's "Stablemates," it's clear that this rhythm section just swings harder (and in more different ...
| | Grover Washington, Jr A Secret Place CD (1976) Remastered; Digipak
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A SECRET PLACE was produced by Creed Taylor and issued on his Kudu imprint, while the versatile David Matthews arranged the horn section. This lineup may not be surprising, but the scope ...
| | Bob Baldwin Lookin' Back CD (2009)
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| | Freddie Hubbard Windjammer CD (1976)
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$10.49 
| | Notre Dame De Paris CD (2008) (Import) Import
$81.49 | | Duke Ellington 70th Birthday Concert CDs (1969)
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$18.49
Recorded live at Colston Hall, Bristol, England on November 25, 1969 and Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England on November 26, 1969. Includes original liner notes by Derek Jewell.
Each of Ellington's brilliant sidemen, including Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, and the great Paul Gonsalves, gets his own solo spotlight, but as always with the Ellington Orchestra, the real treat is hearing so many great talents working together under the direction of the finest arranger/composer in jazz history. As usual, Ellington's most popular tunes, from "Prelude to a Kiss" to "Caravan," are squeezed into one 16-minute ...
| | Chris Botti Night Sessions CD (2001)
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| | Mike Stern These Times CD (2004)
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$14.15
| | 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Sarah Vaughan CD (2004) Remastered
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$7.69
Debates may rage over who is the better female jazz vocalist--Billie Holiday or Ella Fitzgerald--but Sarah Vaughan's reputation as one of the finest pair of pipes in the genre's history sails on untouched. In fact, Vaughan combined the lush, warm timbre and technical expertise of Fitzgerald with the passion and distinctive phrasing of Holiday to become, arguably, the more complete singer in the triumvirate. ...
| | Long And Short Of It : The Best Of Guitar Shorty CD (2006)
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| | Jim Long Regroup CD (2008)
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