Home » Search Center » Results: Milt Jackson
Results for "Milt Jackson"
Bags Meets Wes
By Milt Jackson
Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 2002
Track listing: S.K.J., Stablemates, Stairway to the Stars, Blue Roz, Sam Sack, Jingles, Delilah, Stairway to the Stars (take 2), Jingles (take 8), Delilah (take 3).
Soul Route
By Milt Jackson
Label: Pablo Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Sittin' In The Sandtrap; Blues For Gene; How Long Has This Been Going On; Dejection Blues; Soul Route; Ne-Afterglow; In A Mellowtone; My Romance; Chloe. (Total Time: 46:26).
Milt Jackson/Wes Montgomery: Bags Meets Wes
by David Rickert
It’s unfair to blame Wes Montgomery for the soulless work of those who claim him as an influence; his trademark octave runs became a cash cow for the smooth jazz associated with the piped-in music of doctor’s offices and grocery stores. In reality, Montgomery was a much sought-after player by many; even Coltrane played with him ...
Milt Jackson: Soul Route
by C. Michael Bailey
Two late great bluesmen. Soul Route is a funky little confederation that brings together perhaps the two most sensitive blues sensibilities in jazz on a single recording— the late Milt Jackson and the late Gene Harris. Recorded during the former's productive ten-year association with Norman Granz and Pablo Records, Soul Route may be credited with sparking ...
European Concert
Label: Label M
Released: 2001
Track listing: Django, Bluesology, I Should Care, La Ronde, I Remember Clifford, Festival Sketch, Vendome, Odds Against Tomorrow, Pyramid (Blues For Junior), It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing), Skating In Central Park, The Cylinder, 'Round Midnight, Bags' Groove, I'll Remember April.
Wizard of the Vibes
By Milt Jackson
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Tahiti; Lillie; Bag's Groove; What's New; Don't Get Around Much Anymore; On The Scene; Lillie (alt.); What's New (alt.); Don't Get Around Much Anymore (alt.); Evidence; Miserioso; Epistrophy; I Mean You; Misterioso (alt.); All The Things You Are; I Should Care; I Should Care (alt.)
Milt Jackson: Wizard of the Vibes
by AAJ Staff
The pairing of the Modern Jazz Quartet and Blue Note Records seems somehow incongruent. Blue Note was the home of hard bop--blues- and gospel-influenced, down to earth and funky. The MJQ navigated the Third Stream--sophisticated, refined, classically oriented and formal. They even performed in tuxedoes. But there was a hefty dose of blues to the MJQ's ...
