#dizzy reece

[jazz-improvisation]

Jamaican-born jazz trumpeter Dizzy Reece (born January 5, 1931)

photography: © Nigel Henderson Estate / Tate

[de-salva]

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DIZZY REECE & TUBBY HAYES - Hall Hears the Blues (part 1)

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DIZZY REECE & TUBBY HAYES - Hall Hears the Blues (part 2)

[gottahavesoul]

Andrew Hill - Passing Ships (2003)

recorded in 1969

Personnel:

Andrew Hill - piano Woody Shaw - trumpet Joe Farrell - alto flute, English horn, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone Howard Johnson - bass clarinet, tuba Robert Northern - french horn Julian Priester - trombone Ron Carter - bass Lenny White - drums

[jazzdailyblog]

Illuminating Hard Bop: A Deep Dive into Dizzy Reece's "Star Bright"

Introduction: In the rich tapestry of jazz history, numerous gems sparkle with the brilliance of the genre’s most dynamic periods. One such gem is “Star Bright,” a stellar album by Jamaican trumpeter Dizzy Reece, recorded in 1959 and released by Blue Note Records in March 1960. This record stands as a testament to Reece’s talent and the extraordinary synergy of his accompanying musicians.…

Illuminating Hard Bop: A Deep Dive into Dizzy Reece's "Star Bright"

[musicwithoutborders]

Dizzy Reece,  Round About Midnight I Blues In Trinity, 1959

[mosaicrecords]

Art Blakey: Africaine

Marc Myers contributes another tribute essay to Art Blakey during this time of Buhaina’s centennial. His contributions as a band leader and cheerleader for young musicians is almost as important as his explosive drumming.

-Michael Cuscuna

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[the1959project]

November 19, 1959

Dizzy Reece records Star Bright with Hank Mobley, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Art Taylor at Van Gelder studios.

[themaninthegreenshirt]

Dizzy Reece and Tubby Hayes, Changing The Jazz At Buckingham Palace [rec. July 1956]