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Terry Gibbs: Findin' the Groove
by Jack Bowers
Terry Gibbs, who has been Findin' the Groove for more than sixty years and continues to home in on it at the post-retirement age of 81 (82 on October 13), shares the front line with master flutist Hubert Laws on his latest album, which, in typical Gibbs fashion, swings relentlessly in a bop-centered groove from first ...
Feelin’ Good: Live in Studio
By Terry Gibbs
Label: Mack Avenue Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Smoke 'Em Up; Things Ain't What They Used To Be; Misty; This Masquerade; And That's Why It's Called The Blues; St. Louis Blues; Wave; Waltz Rubiot; Hey Jim; What's New; Sugar; Hot Rod;
Feelin' Good: Live In The Studio
By Terry Gibbs
Label: Mack Avenue Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Smoke 'Em Up; Things Ain't What They Used To Be; Misty; This Masquerade; And That's
Why It's Called The Blues; St. Louis Blues; Wave; Waltz Rubiot; Hey Jim; What's New; Sugar;
Hot Rod.
Terry Gibbs: Feelin' Good: Live In The Studio
by Stephen Latessa
After a while you learn there are very few sure things in this world. The team with the highest payroll and all-stars manning every position does not win the World Series every year. In fact, sometimes teams comprised of players who can be charitably described as nobodies even sweep them. Like they say, that's why you ...
52nd And Broadway: Songs Of The Bebop Era
By Terry Gibbs
Label: Mack Avenue Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 'Round Midnight; Jumping With Symphony Sid; Lemon Drop; If You Could See Me
Now; Groovin' High;
Cherokee; Night In Tunisia; Lover Man; Salt Peanuts; Perdido; Doxy; Bopstacle
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A Fireside Chat with Terry Gibbs
by AAJ Staff
There is the old adage, “Practice makes perfect." And having been road tested for 68 years, Terry Gibbs is in effect perfect. Jazz vocabulary is contingent on experience, and Gibbs has plenty of stories to tell. He narrates an account of the “golden age of jazz" with 52nd & Broadway: Songs of the Bebop Era and ...
Terry Gibbs: 52nd & Broadway: Songs Of The Bebop Era
by AAJ Staff
Vibraphonist Terry Gibbs is a second-generation bebopper. Too young to have participated in the ground-breaking experiments at Minton's and Monroe's, he first came to prominence with Woody Herman at the end of the 1940's. But bebop is in his blood; it's his life. 52nd & Broadway, with its vintage bop tunes and their treatment by a ...
Terry Gibbs: 52nd & Broadway: Songs of the Bebop Era
by Michael P. Gladstone
Yes, it is 2004, but vibraphonist Terry Gibbs doesn't know that, and it is difficult to discern any difference between his playing today and forty years ago. When you're eighty years of age and working with two mallets, the motor neurons have a tendency to slow you down, but that certainly is not apparent here. On ...
Terry Gibbs: 52nd And Broadway: Songs Of The Bebop Era
by Mark Sabbatini
It's albums like this that make certain people rant about the “good ol' days." Vibraphonist Terry Gibbs incredibly still sounds lively and fresh on his 65th album, 52nd And Broadway: Songs Of The Bebop Era , frequently giving new tempos and arrangements to standards from the period. But this isn't modern music with a ...
Terry Gibbs: From Me To You: A Tribute To Lionel Hampton
by Joel Roberts
Tribute albums, by and large, have become a cheap marketing ploy for unimaginative record companies and artists looking to cash in on the legacy of more popular performers and to appeal to what they assume is a public uninterested in hearing challenging or original material. Just look at the way-too-many releases “honoring,” say, Miles or Duke. ...
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