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This is part of the TV Show Astaire Time (last one) from 25 September 1960. Astaire suggested to Count: “You just play and I’ll dance,” [More]
Mean What You Say is an album by drummer Philly Joe Jones that was recorded in 1977 and released on the Sonet label. The Allmusic [More]
Rоѕеttа Thаrре рlауѕ ‘Dіdn’t It Rain’. Recorded іn Mаnсhеѕtеr, Englаnd іn 1964. Sіѕtеr Rosetta Thаrре (March 20, 1915 – October 9, 1973) wаѕ аn Amеrісаn [More]
Electric Connection is one of four American recordings Jean-Luc Ponty made in 1969. In 1969 was it was released on vinyl by World Pacific Jazz [More]
“Wednesday’s Blues” (Joe Newman). Jіvе at Fіvе іѕ аn аlbum by trumpeter Joe Newman fеаturіng trасkѕ rесоrdеd wіth members of thе Cоunt Bаѕіе Orсhеѕtrа іn [More]
Album: Beck & Sanborn, 1975 Joe Beck – guitar David Sanborn – tenor saxophone
Their collaboration has been hailed as a summit meeting of two jazz masters. Enrico Rava, trumpeter from Trieste, and Fred Hersch, pianist from Cincinnati, share [More]
Lооѕе Bluеѕ is аn аlbum bу jazz pianist Bіll Evаnѕ released оn the Milestone label fеаturіng реrfоrmаnсеѕ bу Evаnѕ with Zооt Sims, Jіm Hall, Rоn [More]
Mayor of Punkville is a double live album by American jazz bassist William Parker and his Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra. Track listing: All compositions [More]
Track listing: A1 Galaxy 6:11 A2 In Your Mind 5:06 A3 Unsweetened 2:04 A4 Kaleidoscope 8:13 B1 Heavenly Maiden 4:25 B2 Magic Lamp 6:32 B3 [More]