Results for "Garvin Bushell"

Garvin Bushell

Born: September 25, 1902

Chasin' The Trane Revisited

By John Coltrane

Label: Ezz-thetics
Released: 2021
Track listing: Spiritual; Softly As In The Morning Sunrise; Chasin’ The Trane; India; Impressions; Spiritual (alternate take).

John Coltrane: Chasin' The Trane Revisited

by Chris May
October 3, 2021

A high-tide moment in jazz history, John Coltrane's November 1-5 1961 engagement at New York's Village Vanguard was exhaustively documented on a series of Impulse albums during the 1960s and 1990s. Those discs have now, in autumn 2021, been supplemented by the Swiss-based ezz-thetics label's magnificent Chasin' The Trane Revisited. Before examining the new ...

Eric Dolphy: Musical Prophet:The Expanded 1963 New York Sessions

by Jerome Wilson
January 6, 2019

Eric Dolphy's lone Blue Note album, 1964's Out To Lunch! is rightly regarded as a classic but the two records he made for the short-lived Douglas label just before that, Conversations (1963) and Iron Man (1963), have been largely forgotten, due in part to being out-of-print for many years. Now the Resonance label has done something ...

Johnny Dunn: Cornet Blues

by Andrew J. Sammut
September 15, 2012

In hindsight, it seems natural that trumpeter Louis Armstrong's arrival onto the New York jazz scene of the 1920s would put a lot of players out of work. Yet apparently not every New Yorker was waiting for some guy from New Orleans to show them how it's done. As Mark Berresford's informative liner ...

One Steady Roll

By Garvin Bushell

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Sweet Chorus; Memories Of You; Blues For The Twentieth Century Part 1; Blues For The Twentieth Century Part 2; I Never Knew; Willow Tree; I'm Getting Sentimental Over You; I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good); My daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll); I Want To Be Happy; Si Tou Vois Ma Mere (I Remember When).

Garvin Bushell: One Steady Roll

by Nic Jones
May 2, 2009

Garvin Bushell's autobiography, published in 1988, is called Jazz From The Beginning. There's no hyperbole about that title considering he was a musician who worked with both Fletcher Henderson and John Coltrane. This session was recorded later in his life--in California in 1982--and the music hews closer to the Henderson model than it does the Coltrane, ...