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Heroes

By Donald Harrison

Label: Nagel Heyer Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Heroes; Blues for the New Millennium; My Funny Valentine; One of a Kind; Double Trouble; Receipt Please; Candlelight; Solar
Bonus tracks: Free Style; Iko Iko; Straight No Chaser

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Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings, 1963-1964

By Miles Davis

Label: Legacy Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: CD1: Joshua; I Fall in Love Too Easily; Baby Won't You Please Come Home; So Near, So Far; Basin Street Blues; Seven Steps to Heaven (take 3); Seven Steps to Heaven (take 5); Summer Night. CD2: Seven Steps to Heaven (rehearsal take); Seven Steps to Heaven; So Near, So Far; Joshua; Introduction by Andre Francis; Autumn Leaves; Milestones; I Thought About You. CD3: Joshua; All of You; Walkin'; Bye Bye Blackbird; Bye Bye (Theme). CD4: Introduction by Mort Fega; Autumn Leaves; So What; Stella By Starlight; Walkin'; All of You; Go-Go (Theme and Announcement).CD5: Introduction by Billy Taylor; All Blues; My Funny Valentine; Joshua; I Thought About You; Four; Seven Steps to Heaven; There is No Greater Love; Go-Go (Theme and Re-Introduction). CD6: Introduction by Teruo Osono; If I Were a Bell; My Funny Valentine; So What; Walkin'; All of You; Go-Go (Theme). CD7: Milestones; Autumn Leaves; So What; Stella By Starlight; Walkin; Go-Go (Theme).

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Counterpoints

By McCoy Tyner

Label: Milestone
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Greeting; Aisha; Sama Layuca; Prelude to a Kiss; Iki Masho Lets Go.

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Audiophile Bossa Voices

By Various Artists

Label: Premium Records
Released: 2004

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Article: Reassessing

Miles Davis: In a Silent Way

Read "Miles Davis: In a Silent Way" reviewed by Trevor MacLaren

by Trevor MacLaren

Miles Davis In a Silent Way Columbia 1969Recording in February 1969, Miles Davis seemed to pick up the vibe of what was going to go down that crazy summer. It was a tumultuous time as the sixties came to a close. First came the Manson Family, then the ...

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The Golden Striker

By Ron Carter

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. The Golden Striker 2. On and On 3. N.Y. Slick 4. Concierto De Aranjuez (Adagio Theme) 5. Cedar Trees 6. A Quick Sketch 7. Parade 8. A Theme in 3/4 9. Autumn Leaves

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Stardust

By Ron Carter

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Tamalpais 2. The Man I Love 3. Nearly 4. Bohemia After Dark 5. Tail Feathers 6. Blues in the Closet 7. That?s Deep 8. Stardust

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Ron Carter: The Golden Striker

Read "The Golden Striker" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner

by Franz A. Matzner

Most renowned—and in some ways unfairly so—for his tenure with the famed Miles Davis Quintet, Ron Carter has remained a renowned figure of jazz for so long that it is difficult to imagine a jazz fan who could be wholly unaware of his contributions to the evolution of the upright bass, as well as jazz music’s ...

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Ron Carter: Stardust

Read "Stardust" reviewed by Michael Fortuna

by Michael Fortuna

In an ever-expanding career encompassing nearly 3000 projects, jazz bassist Ron Carter has surrounded himself with some of the best musicians. Carter's latest album, Stardust, continues that tradition. Joining Carter in the studio are Benny Golson on tenor sax, Joe Locke on vibraphone, Sir Roland Hanna on piano, and Lenny White on drums. ...

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Ron Carter: Stardust

Read "Stardust" reviewed by Javier AQ Ortiz

by Javier AQ Ortiz

Quick and to the Point: Oscar Pettiford would’ve loved itï The New Oscar Pettiford Sextet, a 1953 Leonard Feather production, featured Pettiford’s “Tamalpais Love Song.” Ron Carter –his own man when incorporating varying nuances of equal multiplicity of origins to his work– proves a manly man at the outset of Stardust. In “Tamalpais,” we ...


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