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Saudades
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: 01. If (Henderson) - 10:07; 02. As One (Goldings) - 4:36; 03. Allah Be Praised (Young) - 0:43; 04. Saudades (DeJohnette, Goldings, Scofield) - 10:46; 05. Pee Wee (Williams) - 12:13; 06. Spectrum (McLaughlin) - 16:11; 07. Seven Steps to Heaven (Davis, Feldman) - 12:54; 08. I Fall in Love Too Easily (Styne) - 10:13; 09. Love in Blues (DeJohnette, Goldings, Scofield) - 4:45; 10. Big Nick (Coltrane) - 17:08; 11. Emergency (Williams) - 11:19
The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers
Label: Golden Beams
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers...; Cat and Mouse; Entranced Androids; The Garden of Chew-Man-Chew; Otherworldly Dervishes; Through the Warphole; Storm Clouds and Mist; Cartune Riots; Ode to South Africa; One Tooth Shuffle; After the Rain.
Jack DeJohnette - F. Musa Suso - Jerome Harris "From The Hearts of The Masters"
by AAJ Italy Staff
Aperitivo in Concerto Teatro Manzoni - Milano - 10.12.2006 La fase mattutina di Aperitivo in Concerto (la rassegna riprenderà nella versione serale lunedì 5 febbraio con l’atteso concerto di Bass Desires), si è conclusa con l’esibizione di uno dei grandi interpreti della batteria moderna, ossia Jack DeJohnette. Il sopraffino interlocutore di Keith Jarrett nel celebrato Standard ...
Jack DeJohnette: Groove, colori e raggi dorati
by AAJ Italy Staff
Intervista di Paul Olson Jack DeJohnette ha uno stile inconfondibile. Nessuno tra i batteristi jazz attualmente in circolazione suona con quella particolare miscela fatta di groove, forza e precisione nella scansione del tempo. Dopo alcuni anni a Chicago (dove era richiesto più come pianista che come batterista) e sodalizi con i musicisti dell'AACM, come Roscoe Mitchell ...
Jack DeJohnette: Colors, Grooves, Golden Beams
by Paul Olson
When you hear Jack DeJohnette's playing, you know it's him. No living jazz drummer is more accomplished, better-known or more technically equipped than the 64-year-old, Chicago-born DeJohnette, and no other drummer plays with his particular blend of unerring time, power and groove. After some years as a Chicago musician (as much in demand as a pianist ...
Jack DeJohnette with Bill Frisell: The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers
by Celeste Sunderland
Something astonishing happened on Halloween night in Seattle five years ago: Jack DeJohnette took the stage with Bill Frisell. An event so unthinkably natural had only occurred once before, at a recording session with Don Byron two years earlier. This album, recorded at the Earshot Jazz Festival, exists as testimony that when two mammoth figures join ...
Steve Khan: The Green Field
by John Kelman
Nine years have passed since guitarist Steve Khan last released an album as a leader. But he hasn't been inactive, touring with artists like Terri Lyne Carrington and Greg Osby and co-leading the Caribbean Jazz Project. However, it's been far too long since he's released an album putting his immediately recognizable style front and centre.
