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| Jazz: Live from New York (2CD) |
VÁLOGATÁS
Al Grey, Art Blakey, Dave Brubeck, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry "Sweets" Edison, James Moody, James Moody Quartet, Jim Hall, Jon Hendricks, Lionel Hampton, Lionel Hampton & His Golden Men of Jazz, Louis Bellson and His Big Band, Mel Tormé, Oscar Peterson Trio, Slide Hampton, Stéphane Grappelli, The Golden Horns, The Jazz Messengers, The JazzMasters, The Very Tall Band |
| első megjelenés éve: 1998 |
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2 x CD |
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Jazz / Hard Bop; Post-Bop; Bop; Swing; Latin Jazz; Cool; Neo-Bop; Vocal Jazz; Contemporary Jazz; Soul-Jazz; Afro-Cuban Jazz; M-Base; Mainstream Jazz
Recorded: Mar 17, 1990-Nov 26, 1998, New York
Jazz: Live from New York is a special 2 for 1 anthology that celebrates what Telarc does best: capturing the legends of jazz live before adoring audiences. In this case, at New York jazz clubs such as the Blue Note, the Village Vanguard, Michael's Pub, and Iridium.
Jazz: Live from New York boast fifteen tracks and features performances from Dizzy Gillespie, Oscar Peterson, James Moody, Dave Brubeck, Jim Hall, The Jazz Messengers, Stephane Grappelli, and many others.
Disc one kicks off with a rousing interpretation of "A Night in Tunisia" from Slide Hampton & the JazzMasters. Trombonist Al Grey also pays tribute to Dizzy Gillespie with his bebop flavored "Diz Related." Dizzy himself follows with a nimble version of his own "Con Alma." "Kelly's Blues" celebrates a special reunion of the Oscar Peterson Trio of the '50s-Oscar, Ray Brown, and Herb Ellis. Renaissance man Mel Torme sings Duke Ellington's "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing" with trademark control and sophistication. Saxophonist James Moody and his quartet's version of "It Might As Well Be Spring" is a classic, while vibraphonist Lionel Hampton's "Flyin' Home" is alive with passion and imagination.
Disc two opens with the extraordinary Dave Brubeck, joined by alto saxophonist Bobby Militello on "Yesterdays." Guitarist Jim Hall's exuberant "Pan-O-Rama" proves that his way with a melody has not diminished over time. Recorded seven years after drummer Art Blakey's death, The Jazz Messengers's "Oh, By the Way" is full of his spirit and very much in the hard bop tradition. Jon Hendricks, the genius of vocalese, gets down on "Contemporary Blues." Stephane Grappelli takes his turn in the spotlight in "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans." "SKJ" from Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Milt Jackson-The Very Tall Band leaves no doubt how deeply these great players carry their blues roots. Trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison's "Mean Greens" shares the joyous ambience of a Basie jam. Jazz: Live from New York ends with Louie Bellson's "Soar Like an Eagle," a tune the great drummer plays with his big band.
With special packaging and a consumer-friendly retail price, this 2-disc treasure trove will be appreciated by both novices and jazz fans.
The Very Tall Band:
Oscar Peterson
Ray Brown
Milt Jackson |
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