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Joe Chambers & His "Outlaw Band" at the Lenox Lounge
The Lenox Lounge, the Uptown haven for Jazz located @ 288 Lenox Avenue (124th & 125th St.) is proud to present a World renowned Composer, Arranger, Educator, a 'Percussionists Percussionist', who is one of the most recorded Drummers ever, on the “Blue Note" Record Label. The recordings he made, with the likes of Wayne Shorter, Freddie ...
The Heart of Carolina Jazz Society Presents Joe Chambers a Jazz Concert and Master Class January 19, 2008
The Heart of Carolina Jazz Society Presents: A JAZZ CONCERT AND MASTER CLASS featuring Joe Chambers with Bill Gerhardt, Steve Haines, Gregg Gelb and Thomas Taylor and the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra January 19, 2008 4PM - 5:30 Master Class with Joe Chambers ...
The Outlaw
By Joe Chambers
Label: Savant Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: The Outlaw; Tu-Way-Pock-E-Way; Come Back to Me; I Think It's Time To Say Goodbye; In A
Sentimental Mood; Bembe; Escapade; Bahia; Poinciana.
Joe Chambers: The Outlaw
by Jim Santella
Combining hip-hop gestures with straight-ahead trends, Joe Chambers pushes the modern mainstream envelope toward broader acceptance. Logan Richardson's alto saxophone and Chambers' vibraphone share most of the lyrical duties on The Outlaw, where Chambers establishes a comfortable groove and never lets go. At times mesmerizing and at times refreshingly pure, the session relies on a powerful, ...
Joe Chambers: The Outlaw
by Stephen Latessa
The Outlaw is an adventurous recording which finds veteran drummer Joe Chambers focusing on vibraphone, piano and marimba as much as the drum kit. In the liner notes, Chambers comments, “I'm not interested in playing drums behind anybody now. On this album, I'm trying to reestablish myself as a mallet player. Unfortunately, the album also reveals ...
Joe Chambers: The Outlaw
by Michael P. Gladstone
Joe Chambers was one of the best percussionists during the Golden Age of Blue Note Records in the 1950s and '60s. The drummer played on Freddie Hubbard's Breaking Point, Bobby Hutcherson's Components, Wayne Shorter's Schizophrenia, Andrew Hill's Compulsion and McCoy Tyner's Tender Moments. Around the same time, Chambers began playing piano as well. He reached a ...
Oblique
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 'Til Then; My Joy; Theme From Blow-Up; Subtle Neptune; Oblique; Bi-Sectional.
Tender Moments
By McCoy Tyner
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Mode to John; Man from Tanganyika; The High Priest; Utopia; All My Yesterdays; Lee Plus Three.
Joe Chambers on M'Boom
by Russ Musto
Joe Chambers first made his mark on the New York jazz scene playing with Eric Dolphy and Freddie Hubbard in the early '60s. Soon afterwards he was regularly recording on important sessions with the likes of Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Andrew Hill, Sam Rivers, Wayne Shorter, Archie Shepp and Chick Corea, often contributing his own compositions ...
Summer Times
Label: FRAM/Sunnyside
Released: 2003
Track listing: I Got Rhythm; Summertime; Young And Foolish; Tom's Tune; Laila; The Man I Love; Bud Will Be
Back Shortly; You're My Everything.
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