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Blue Note Perfect Takes [CD/DVD]
By Miles Davis
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Track listing:
CD
01. Four in One (Thelonious Monk) - 3:28;
02. Budo (Miles Davis) - 2:31;
03. Remember (Hank Mobley) - 5:38;
04. Arietis (Freddie Hubbard) - 6:38;
05. Midnight Blue (Kenny Burrell) - 3:59;
06. Mode for Joe (Joe Henderson) - 7:59;
07. Christo Redentor (Donald Byrd) - 5:39;
08. Footprints (Wayne Shorter) - 7:27;
09. Moon River (Art Blakey) - 5:07;
10. See See Rider (Jimmy Smith) - 6:33.
DVD
Exclusive interview with Rudy Van Gelder; RVG series cover gallery; Biographies, photos and discographies on featured artists; Francis Wolff photo gallery; Blue Note T-shirt gallery; Japanese/French/Spanish subtitles
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue (50th Anniversary Collector’s edition)
by AAJ Italy Staff
Kind of Blue, il capolavoro del jazz, compie cinquant'anni. E la Columbia lo festeggia con una riedizione ricca di suggestioni e di fascino. Un box di grande formato, elegante e autorevole, racchiude la replica in vinile blu particolarmente spesso dell’album originale, due CD e un DVD. Ad accompagnare le fonti musicali troviamo un volume di grande ...
Punkt (Day 3) at London Jazz Festival
by Marcus O'Dair
A London Jazz Festival 2008Punkt King's Place, London November 22, 2008 Listen to Norway's Sidsel Endresen on record and one assumes all manner of studio trickery: surely her voice is being cut up, reversed, electronically warped? Yet as made clear by the bare stage show that opens tonight's proceedings, ...
Miles Davis All-Stars: Broadcast Sessions 1958-59
by Stuart Broomer
Jazz has been shaped in large part by a few great bands; few, however, would challenge the late '50s Miles Davis bands for collective achievement and sheer brilliance and influence at each instrument, with Davis, John Coltrane (tenor), Red Garland (piano), Paul Chambers (bass) and Philly Joe Jones (drums). It was an extraordinary collocation of the ...
Kelly Rossum: Family
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Minneapolis trumpeter Kelly Rossum's previous release, the excellent Line (612 Sides, 2007) was in some ways as abstract and linear as its title. Family, fittingly, is as comforting and warm as its predecessor was austere--but also, appropriately, slightly bittersweet and elegiac.Partly, the difference is due to the presence of pianist Bryan Nichols. Line is ...
Sean Noonan: Being Brewed By Noon
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Few musicians since Miles Davis have had such a penchant for boxing as drummer Sean Noonan--the CD photos for Being Brewed by Noon show him bedecked in all the trappings of the sport, and he boxes with a pumpkin-headed monster in the video version of “Pumpkinhead Part 2" in the accompanying DVD.This new record ...
Claude Pauly: Mind Meets Matter
by Ian Patterson
Legions of saxophonists were mesmerized by the sound of Lester Young and Charlie Parker and to this day, John Coltrane; for trumpeters, Miles Davis continues to ensnare many, and for fusion guitarists John McLaughlin and Allan Holdsworth continue to fascinate. As a bright light does moths, they are sucked in, and if not careful, their own ...
Holiday Gift Guide 2008
by Jeff Fitzgerald, Genius
The holidays are a special time around the Geniusdome. Luca Brasi, my trusted associate and parakeet, goes all out decorating his cage (featured in this month's Perch Pride magazine). My usual stacks of death threats and hate mail start arriving in festive green and red envelopes. And the ghost of Elvis starts singing actual Christmas songs, ...
Bevort - Schmidt: Playground + 1
by Ian Patterson
Playground + 1 is an apt name for this impressive release by this Danish quartet led by saxophonist/vocalist Pernille Bevort and pianist Marie Louis Schmidt, as in many ways a playground bears analogy to a jazz group. In both, freedom exists within boundaries and individual expression thrives within a group identity. There is a collective dependency ...
Jan Johansson: From Small Acorns...
by Ian Patterson
Upon hearing the news and in a state of disbelief, Randi Hultin the legendary Norwegian jazz journalist rang pianist Reinhold Svensson who confirmed the worst: “Yes. Swedish jazz has just died."1 Reinhold's reaction to the death in a car accident of fellow pianist Jan Johansson whilst melodramatic reflected Jan Johansson's importance in the contemporary Swedish jazz ...
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