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Herbie Hancock, ARP ad from 1972

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Sun Ra, Berlin, November 1971 by Jan Persson

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Duke Ellington arranging the score of the film ‘Paris Blues’ in 1960

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Herbie Hancock, December 31st 1976

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Paul Bley RIP. 

Paul Bley began studying music at age 5 and formed his first band at age 13. While still a teenager, Bley replaced Oscar Peterson at the Alberta Lounge and he co-founded the Montreal Jazz Workshop, where he invited Charlie Parker to play. He studied at Julliard in the 1950s, and in the 1960s he pioneered using electric pianos and synthesizers. In a career spanning seven decades, he played and recorded with Lester Young, Sonny Rollins, Charles Mingus, Chet Baker and many other musicians.

Paul Bley (November 10, 1932 - January 3, 2016)

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Details from Wacko Maria 

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Ordered

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Met a true legend of music this morning @jimmypagecom (at BBC Broadcasting House)

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An amazing night and a humbling reminder of the hits, showmanship and songwriting of Mr Billy Joel. (at Madison Square Garden)

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This is all just too exciting. Me and the Piano Man. (at Madison Square Garden)

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Soundchecking at Madison Square Gardens. Trying to sound casual.

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I know they aren't the future but it's still exciting to hold the very first one! #Interlude (at The St. Regis New York)

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From the dressing room.

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Tonight in The Big Apple

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Great moment from last night in Portugal. Thanks for the photo @lozgarrattbass

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An amazing weekend of gigs in Austria and Germany comes to a close where I learnt how to do this.

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Look who else I met yesterday!

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How us west country boys do Glastonbury - with a pint of Somerset cider!