Home » Search Center » Results: Ruby Braff
Results for "Ruby Braff"
I Hear Music
By Ruby Braff
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: I Hear Music; Chicago Medley: Chicago/My Kind of Town (Chicago is);
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home; Wouldn't it be Loverly; Yesterdays; (I
Would Do) Anything for You; We're All Through.
R & R
By Ruby Braff
Label: Chiaroscuro Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Shoe Shine Boy; What Is There To Say; Taint So, Honey; Sweethearts On Parade; I Ain
Ruby Braff: I Hear Music
by AAJ Staff
Ruby Braff has compiled an album of sheer pleasure in quintet work. His well shaped cornet sound, and the interplay of the instruments through each cut is a shining example of mastery of pacing and a sense of timing. Within each of the cuts is a conversation between the instruments where each one says their version ...
Ruby Braff and Ralph Sutton: R & R
by C. Michael Bailey
Two Like Minds... Two classic traditional jazz recordings have finally made it to compact disc. The Ralph Sutton—Ruby Braff Duet (Chaz Jazz 101-2. 1979) and The Ralph Sutton—Ruby Braff Quartet (Chaz Jazz 102-2, 1979) have been re-released on a single Chiaroscuro CD— R & R: Ruby Braff and Ralph Sutton. This disc is a welcome addition ...
Music For The Still Of The Night
By Ruby Braff
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Thinking of You; Can
Ruby Braff: Music For The Still Of The Night
by Mike Neely
Ruby Braff has been so good for so long that it’s easy to take him for granted. He suffers from what a friend of mine calls the “Zoot Sims Syndrome" a situation in which another great release is not given its due because what did you expect? Well, Ruby Braff keeps cranking them out: creative performances ...
Ruby Braff With Strings: In the Wee Small Hours in New York and London
By Ruby Braff
Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Swinging On A Star; Pennies From Heaven; Love Walked In; Old Folks; Goodnight, My Love; Moonlight Becomes You; I Married An Angel; Please; Love Thy Neighbor; April In Paris; Go Fly A Kite; In The Wee Small Hours; All Alone; I Get Along Without You Very Well; You
Ruby Braff: Ruby Braff With Strings: In the Wee Small Hours in New York and London
by C. Michael Bailey
The Night Watchman. Ruby Braff may very well be the conscience of jazz. He has been performing for fifty years, always at a high level. His style is of an earlier time as is his instrument. He performs on the instrument of Joe King Oliver and stays mostly in the lower register. His performance is timeless. ...
