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1970 - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Kaikan Hall - Kyoto

Art Blakey (dr), Randy Brecker (tp), Carlos Garnett (ts), Joanne Brackeen (p), Jan Arnette (b), Etta Jones (voc)

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Michael Brecker: A Jazz Saxophonist Extraordinaire

Introduction: Michael Brecker, a renowned jazz saxophonist, was born seventy-five years ago today on March 29, 1949, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His career spanned over three decades, during which he established himself as one of the most influential and innovative saxophonists in jazz history. Brecker’s musical journey was marked by his virtuosic playing, unique improvisational style, and…

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Lou Reed Berlin 2024 Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab ——————————————————————— Tracks: 01. Berlin 02. Lady Day 03. Men of Good Fortune 04. Caroline Says 05. How Do You Think It Feels 06. Oh, Jim 07. Caroline Says II 08. The Kids 09. The Bed 10. Sad Song ———————————————————————

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BILLY COBHAM

On 13 July 1974, Billy Cobham is at the Rainbow Theater in London. Three tracks from this performance will be included on the 1975 album 'Shabazz'. Listen here

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El 13 de julio de 1974, Billy Cobham actúa en el Rainbow Theater de Londres. Tres temas de esta actuación se incluirán en el álbum de 1975 'Shabazz'. Escuchalos aqui.

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Il 13 Luglio 1974 Billy Cobham è al Rainbow Theater di Londra. Tre brani di questa performance saranno inclusi nel disco "Shabazz" del 1975. Ascoltali qui.

Band: Billy Cobham: Drums

John Abercrombie: Guitar

Michael Brecker: Tenor Saxophone

Randy Brecker: Trumpet

Glen Ferris: Trombone

Alex Blake: Bass

Milcho Leview: Keyboards

Fonte: Dischi da leggere

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Jazz Guitarist and Session Player Dean Brown Dies at 68

- “He was a powerful life force, totally committed to his art,” David Sanborn says

Dean Brown, the jazz guitarist, in-demand session player and solo artist, has died after battling cancer, his wife said.

“Dean's life was a vibrant tapestry of passion, innovation and boundless creativity,” Ruth Brown wrote on the GoFundMe page set up for her husband.

“His departure leaves a void that can never be filled, and my soul aches with the loss of a musical genius, an extraordinary partner and a loving companion. His music was not only a reflection of his talent but also a soundtrack to our shared life.”

Brown died Jan. 26; he was 68.

“I’m heartbroken,” David Sanborn said on the loss of his “dear friend and musical compatriot” Brown.

“He was a powerful life force, totally committed to his art,” Sanborn said. “I feel grateful to have known him.”

In addition to Sanborn, Brown’s credits include appearances on “hundreds of recordings” by the likes of the Brecker Brothers, Billy Cobham, Roberta Flack, Bob James, George Duke and many others.

Brown was “one of the baddest guitarists and stage performers ever,” Randy Brecker said. Ray Fuller, meanwhile, remembered his fellow axeman as “an amazing guitar legend” and “one of the kindest people on Earth.”

Brown released his solo debut, Groove Warrior, in 2004 and went on to issue four more LPs while backing others and fronting his own bands.

“May Dean Brown rest in peace and love,” Todd Rundgren’s Spirit of Harmony Foundation said.

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Soul Intro / The Chicken / Jaco Pastorius (1982)

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Idris Muhammad - Piece of Mind (Power of Soul, 1974)

Personnel:

Idris Muhammad – drums Randy Brecker – trumpet, flugelhorn Grover Washington, Jr. – tenor and soprano saxophone Bob James – Fender Rhodes, keyboards Joe Beck – guitar Gary King – bass Ralph MacDonald – percussion