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Thelonious and Theodore
(13:14)
Posted: 2010-02-05
Bret Primack's film about Sonny Rollins and Thelonious Monk, featuring
interviews with the
Saxophone Colossus himself, and Paul Jeffrey.
Brecker / Liebman / Lovano Live at Birdland, 12.17.99
(27:15)
Posted: 2010-01-27
Saxophone Summit Live at Birdland, 1999, featuring Michael Brecker,
David Liebman and Joe
Lovano with Phil Markowitz, Rufus Reid and Billy Hart Jazz Tenor Piano
Bass Drums
Walter Bishop, Jr. - Solo Piano
(7:30)
Posted: 2010-01-16
Bebop piano legend Walter Bishop, Jr. performs solo piano versions of
his own compositions
in an excerpt from his 1987 VHS Master Class.
Jazz Video Guy - Rewind 09
(9:30)
Posted: 2010-01-08
Everybody's favorite Jazz Video Guy looks back at 2009 and the videos
he produced,
including work with Billy Taylor, Sonny Rollins, Concord and Mosaic
Records.
Buddy Rich Meets the Man From Space
(7:50)
Posted: 2010-01-01
The Buddy Rich Group meets someone or some thing not from this world,
who digs the
music.
Sonny Rollins - Nishi
(5:29)
Posted: 2009-12-19
Saxophone Colossus Live in Orange County, April, 2009, featuring Bob
Cranshaw, bass; Kobie
Watkins, drums; Victor See Yen, percussion; Bobby Broom, guitar;
Clifton Anderson,
trombone playing his own composition, NIshi.
Meet the King of Jazz Email: Jim Eigo
(10:21)
Posted: 2009-12-15
Jim Eigo of Jazz Promo Services is a music industry veteran who has
successfully utilized
email for marketing and promotion. Jim's helped many artists, labels
and venues break
though the information overload with his email blasts, which go out to
over 10,000
recipients.
Bob Mintzer and the Yellowjackets - Les Is Mo
(3:10)
Posted: 2009-12-07
Bob Mintzer, tenor saxophone; Russell Ferrante, piano/composer; Jimmy
Hazlip, bass;
Marcus Baylor, drums. Recorded at the Mint, LA, 7/2001
The Complete Sarah Vaughan Roulette Recordings
(02:18)
Posted: 2009-11-19
http://www.mosaicrecords.com presents a unique 8 CD box set. Listening
to this music in
its entirety, you hear how the simplest tune could become the canvass
for a singer's art.
And understand why fellow musicians appreciated her talent. Vaughan
could hit a note
head on and hold it, pure and clean. Or, at her command, add a pretty
vibrato. A wide
range allowed her to soar in the upper register, and roar down below.
All with a luxurious,
rich, buttery roundness.
This set contains a huge number of jazz classics and popular standards
that everyone will
recognize - songs by Monk, Adderley, Ellington and Waller as well as
Rodgers and Hart,
Gershwin, Van Heusen and Arlen. Her arrangers included the finest the
era had to offer -
Jimmy Jones, Gerald Wilson, Quincy Jones, Lalo Schifrin, Benny Carter
and Billy May among
them.
