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Roy Haynes albums featuring Ed Howard
Roy Haynes Music Videos (4)
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| | Life In Time: The Roy Haynes Story CDs (2007) Bonus DVD
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This 3 CD/DVD set not only tells Roy's story - it tells a thrilling story of jazz and all of its glorious changes. Featuring highlights of Roy's work as a sideman and as a bandleader, this one-of-a-kind collection brings together ...
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| True Or False CD (1986)
$10.69
After decades of rarely leading any sessions, drummer Roy Haynes in the 1980s and '90s finally received chances to make his own records. This 1986 Paris performance, not released domestically until Evidence put this CD in 1997, finds Haynes inspiring ...
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| Homecoming CD (1992)
$10.15
Drummer Roy Haynes is one of the most singular rhythmic voices in all of jazz. With his shimmering jewel-like cymbal beat, daring Afro-Cuban syncopations and snap-crackle-pop snare drum accents, Haynes brought a new dimension of conversational freedom to the modern ...
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 Roy Haynes Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Roy Haynes songs: Reflection, Long Wharf, Snap Crackle, Fly me To The Moon, Sugar Ray, Green Chimneys, After Hours, Our Delight. More music songs Sneakin' Around, Solitaire, Raoul, Water Children, James, My Heart Belongs to Daddy, After Sunrise, Brown Skin Girl, Inner Trust. More music songs I'm Getting Sentimental Over You Lyrics, That Old Feeling Lyrics, My Shining Hour Lyrics.
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Roy Haynes Biography
While Roy Haynes's first big break came in 1947, backing legendary saxophonist Lester Young, it was not until 1958's WE THREE that his name graced the front of an LP. That's not to understate the importance of the Boston born drummer's steady beat in the history of jazz; with a career that eclipsed a half-century, the ground-breaking skins man sat in with much of the jazz universe, from Young to Miles Davis to Charlie Parker to Eric Dolphy. Haynes maintained a career into the 21st Century, as comfortable in swing as in the avant-garde, boasting a style and a knack for experimentation equaling that of his collaborators.
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Contemporaries
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Art Blakey, Charles Mingus, Chick Corea, Eric Dolphy, Max Roach, Elvin Jones, Chico Hamilton, Kenny Clarke, Shelly Manne, Louis Hayes, Philly Joe Jones, Art Taylor, Joe Chambers, Billy Higgins, Billy Hart, Charly Antolini, Roy Brooks
Followers
Joshua Redman, Paul Motian, Billy Cobham, Tony Williams (Drums), Peter Erskine, Idris Muhammad, Grady Tate, Manu Katche
Influences
Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Lester Young, Charlie Christian, Max Roach, Chick Webb, Baby Dodds, Jo Jones (Drums), Paul Barbarin
More Music Artists
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