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Interplay by Bill Evans, here in quintet, is certainly one of the best albums by the pianist from Plainfield. The integration with Hubbard’s trumpet and Hall’s guitar is spectacular.
Interplay by Bill Evans, here in quintet, is certainly one of the best albums by the pianist from Plainfield.
The integration with Hubbard’s trumpet and Hall’s guitar is spectacular.
Listen to Bill Evans' Interplay to experience a masterful quintet jazz session full of relaxed interplay and fresh modal vibes.
A few months before he died, Jimi received a visit from Miles Davis, who brought him some scores to 'listen to' in view of a possible collaboration. After repeated listens, one senses a lack of creativity in arranging Jimi’s pieces in a jazz/orchestral form.
A few months before he died, Jimi received a visit from Miles Davis, who brought him some scores to 'listen to' in view of a possible collaboration.
After repeated listens, one senses a lack of creativity in arranging Jimi’s pieces in a jazz/orchestral form.
Listen to Gil Evans Orchestra’s tribute to Jimi Hendrix and discover jazz fusion’s intriguing 'what if' moment.
Here we find them together at the peak of their collaboration (Booker L. would die just 9 months later). The two friends demonstrate their ability to play well together, well-tuned and clear-headed, a duo that, had fate allowed, could have created true masterpieces.
Here we find them together at the peak of their collaboration (Booker L. would die just 9 months later).
The two friends demonstrate their ability to play well together, well-tuned and clear-headed, a duo that, had fate allowed, could have created true masterpieces.
Explore the heartfelt collaboration in Far Cry and experience the untapped genius of Eric Dolphy and Booker Little today!
This album contains the very essence of original Blues, few instruments, free and hypnotic rhythm, Hooker at the peak of his vocal abilities. When I listen to it at night, it feels like I’m in a Mississippi cotton field watching the pickers return home in the evening to get drunk, smoke, and make love.
This album contains the very essence of original Blues, few instruments, free and hypnotic rhythm, Hooker at the peak of his vocal abilities.
When I listen to it at night, it feels like I’m in a Mississippi cotton field watching the pickers return home in the evening to get drunk, smoke, and make love.
Discover the raw power of blues—listen to John Lee Hooker’s Chess Folk Blues Sessions today!
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