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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 ...
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.)
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.
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 ...
Milt Jackson: In A New Setting
by Douglas Payne
For someone like Milt Jackson to declare this a new setting is really saying something. After all, the ageless vibraphonist has recorded in countless small groups capable of any style as well as in big bands, with strings, as a vocalist and as a guitarist too. What's new in this recently reissued 1964 quintet session is ...
Milt Jackson: Sunflower
by Douglas Payne
After years on the road with the Modern Jazz Quartet and a series of sterling solo and all-star jazz performances, vibraphonist Milt Jackson decided it was time to see some green. Watching kids half his age, possessing half his talent, earn millions playing rock, he insisted he could earn more without the restraints of ...
