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Andulka
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
trying on a metaphor
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Boris Vian has always been widely reknown as a writer and a playwright, but jazz music was one of his biggest passions. Although he and his brothers (the drummer and the guitarist) were not professionals musicians, they did have a great sense of rhythm and a deep knowledge of jazz standards, as we all can see in this clip.
A (unfortunately) japanese hidden treasure: Ryo Fukui’s “Early Summer”, from his debut album “Scenery” (1976).
Personnel:
Ryo Fukui - Piano
Satoshi Denpo - Bass
Yoshinori Fukui - Drums
Finally back
Even though I’ve been absent for quite a long time, I’m intending to follow a schedule and publish at least three posts per week. Every week, I’ll focus on a particular musician and I’ll share with you the songs I enjoy the most. All suggestions (musicians, music styles within jazz...) are welcomed. Get your tickets for the A Train and ready yourselves for a jazz-filled journey!
Hampton Hawes - Piano
Red Mitchell - Bass
Chuck Thompson
From the album “Hampton Hawes Trio, vol. 1″
1955.
Hampton Hawes - Piano
Red Mitchell - Bass
Chuck Thompson - Drums
From the album “Hampton Hawes Trio, vol.1″
Recorded in 1955.
Piano - Hampton Hawes
Bass - Red Mitchell.
Drums - Chuck Thompson
From “Everybody Loves Hampton Hawes vol.3: The Trio”.
Recorded on January 25, 1956 at Contemporary's Studio, Los Angeles, CA
Hampton Hawes.
Stan Getz - Tenor Saxophone
Shelly Manne - Drums
Leroy Vinnegar - Double Bass
Conte Candoli - Trumpet
Lou Levy - Piano
1955.
Stan Getz at Kastrup Airport, Copenhagen.
Stan Getz - Tenor Saxophone
Shelly Manne - Drums
Leroy Vinnegar - Double Bass
Conte Candoli - Trumpet
Lou Levy - Piano
1955.
West Coast Week
The Jimmy Heath Sextext performing “Bruh Slim”.
Dizzy Gillespie running for president in 1964.