“Three King Fishers” (Donovan) Album: “Bacchanal” (1968). Personnel: Gábor Szabó – guitar Jimmy Stewart – guitar Louis Kabok – double bass Jim Keltner – drums [More]
“Schola Cantorum”, Paris, France, May 20, 1955. Personnel: Peanuts Holland, Guy Longnon – trumpet Milton “Mezz” Mezzrow – clarinet Milton Sealey – piano Kansas Fields [More]
Rесоrdеd November 30th, Dесеmbеr 1ѕt and 2nd, 1954, іn Hollywood. Personnel: Alvіn Alcorn – trumреt Gеоrgе Prоbеrt – clarinet Kіd Orу – trоmbоnе Barney Kеѕѕеl [More]
“Savoiardi” (“Stompin at the Savoy”). The title was changed because jazz music was strictly forbidden in Italy, as in Germany, during the wartime. “Stompin’ at the [More]
Album：” Lester Young / Blue Lester Combo Takes ” Recorded：New York City, June 28,1949 Personnel: Lester Young – tenor saxophone Jesse Drakes – trumpet Jerry [More]
“Honeysuckle Rose” (Fats Waller) “Route 66” (Bobby Troup) Personnel: John Pizzarrelli – guitar Bucky Pizzarrelli – guitar
Nocturne in F minor, Op. 55/1 (2) Album:”Chopin Meets the Blues” Personnel: Peter Beets – piano Marius Beets – bass Gijs Dijkhuizen – drums
Personnel: Joey Calderazzo – piano John Patitucci – bass Perter Erskine – drums Fuji Jazz Festival with Blue Note
“The West’s Best” (Tony Moreno) Personnel: Tony Moreno – drums Jean-Michel Pilc – piano Ugonna Okegwo – bass Ron Norton – trumpet Marc Mommaas – [More]
“Dinner for One Please, James” (Michael Carr). Album: “Eternal” (Recorded October 7–10, 2003; Released September 14, 2004). Personnel: Branford Marsalis – tenor saxophone Joey Calderazzo – piano [More]