Left to right: John Webber, Joe Wilder, and Lewis Nash
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Left to right: John Webber, Joe Wilder, and Lewis Nash
Joe Lovano's "Quartets: Live at the Village Vanguard" — A Masterpiece of Jazz Improvisation
Introduction: Jazz has always been about pushing boundaries, reinventing tradition, and creating moments of pure spontaneity. Few live recordings encapsulate this spirit better than Joe Lovano’s “Quartets: Live at the Village Vanguard.” Released in 1995, the double CD stands as a testament to Lovano’s artistic prowess and his ability to thrive in diverse musical settings. Featuring two…
1986 - Ron Carter promo poster for “The Puzzle” - SMS Records - Japan
The Puzzle : a live album recorded at the Kan’i Hoken Hall in Tokyo on 28th May, 1986.
Ron Carter (piccolo bass), Sir Roland Hanna (p), Kenyatte Abdur-Rahman (perc), Lewis Nash (dr), Leon S. Maleson (b)
I Mean You
Marshall Keys with the Branford Marsalis Quartet
Marshal Keys – alto sax Branford Marsalis – tenor sax Kenny Kirkland – piano Delbert Felix – bass Lewis Nash – drums
Jim Hall: My Funny Valentine
Jim Hall was one of the most versatile guitarists in jazz. When musicians ranging from Jimmy Giuffre to Sonny Rollins to Art Farmer to Paul Desmond chose guitar over piano, Jim Hall was their man. This 2009 Marciac performance of My Funny Valentine finds Hall in the company of Kenny Barron, Scott Colley and Lewis Nash, all of whom are as tasteful as the guitar maestro himself.
-Michael Cuscuna
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Criss Cross
Blue Note Seven
Nicholas Payton – trumpet Steve Wilson – alto sax Ravi Coltrane – tenor sax Peter Bernstein – guitar Bill Charlap – piano Peter Washington – bass Lewis Nash – drums
Longish intro, music starts around the 2:40 mark
Pannonica
Kevin Mahogany (30-July-1958 -- 17-December-2017) Rest In Peace
Kevin Mahogany – vocals Kenny Barron – piano Ray Drummond – bass Lewis Nash – drums