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[stasha]

Интересуюсь Дэйвом Брубеком.
Если у кого-то что-то есть, поделитесь.

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Dave Brubeck- Take Five

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1 Tritonis 7:37
2 Koto song 9:56
3 Improvisation 6:08
4 Big bad Basie 5:12
5 (What did I do to be so) black 7:33
6 Take five 7:12
7 Benjamin Christopher David Bru 5:09
8 Blue rondo a la Turk 5:38

Качество 320. Если интересно - залью еще раз

[nikitus]

Marian McPartland & Friends - 85 Candles: Live in New York

Artist: Marian McPartland & Friends
Album: 85 Candles-Live in New York
Label: Concord Records
Year: 2005
Format, bitrate: MP3@320 kbps
Time: 124:32
Size: 247.64 Mbytes

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It was a love fest at Birdland for esteemed pianist Marian McPartland. The occasion? The Grand Dame of Jazz's 85th birthday party, celebrated in front of a capacity house at the midtown West Side jazz club. The evening was a one-of-a-kind event that could only have happened in New York, where so many of her biggest fans (fellow musicians) reside. During the course of the hugs-and-kisses tribute, dozens of jazz all-stars appeared onstage either with her or in honor of her. Nearly all of the performers had appeared on McPartland's public radio program, Piano Jazz, which was commemorating its 25th anniversary on the air. It was a birthday jubilation the likes of which jazz has never seen. Concord Records, McPartland's home for over a quarter century, thankfully now releases the bulk of the evening's proceedings as 85 Candles. The 2-CD, 22-track collection splendidly captures the spirit and verve of the show. ~ Dan Ouellette


Marian McPartland (b. March 20, 1918) celebrated her 85th birthday in style by hosting a lively session at Birdland with many guests (both young and old) who have appeared on her long-running NPR series. Whether she's a part of the audience or on-stage jamming with her friends, it's apparent that everyone in the club is having a blast. The romp through "I Love You" features potent solos by Phil Woods, Dave Douglas, Ravi Coltrane, and McPartland. Woods captivates the audience with his impressive solo introduction to singer Karrin Allyson, and captures the essence of the pianist's gorgeous "Twilight World" in a duet with its composer. Norah Jones is at her very best with the pianist interpreting timeless ballads like "The Nearness of You" and "September Song." McPartland displays her adventurous side with an intriguing improvised duet with guitarist Jim Hall (whose touch on his instrument is every bit as identifiable as his musical partner's is on hers). She is joined by Jason Moran for an unusually intriguing take of "Summertime." Roy Hargrove shines in a duet with McPartland on "My Foolish Heart." Flugelhornist Clark Terry takes solo honors in "Lester Leaps In," though Billy Taylor gives him a run for his money. Bill Charlap jokingly attempts to steal the show by sneaking in McPartland's "Kaleidoscope" (also known as "Theme from Piano Jazz") into the tail end of a solo medley. But the camaraderie among the musicians means no one is attempting to hog the spotlight; then again, no one has the need to do so. Bassist Gary Mazzaroppi and drummer Glenn Davis provide a solid rhythm section whenever one is needed, though Bill Crow takes over for "Tangerine." Excerpts from what was likely a very long party were broadcast in a two-hour special by NPR. Seven tracks omitted from the program are present on this valuable two-CD set, though three songs recorded that evening and aired were excluded. It would not be surprising to learn that enough music was taped to produce a follow up two-CD set from this very special birthday celebration.

Track lists

DISC 1:

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1. I Love You - 9:19
2. Nearness Of You, The -5:42
3. Tangerine - 8:07
4. Last Night When We Were Young - 6:10
5. Twilight World - 5:34
6. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me - 7:34
7. Free Piece - 2:53
8. Old Friend - 3:13
9. Have You Met Miss Jones - 2:48
10. Take The 'A' Train - 5:09
11. Summertime - 4:35

DISC 2:

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1. All Blues - 9:45
2. My Foolish Heart - 5:33
3. But Not For Me - 3:34
4. Memories Of You - 7:30
5. Yesterdays - 6:14
6. While We're Young - 4:05
7. I've Told Every Little Star - 5:56
8. Capricious - 4:11
9. What Am I Here For - 5:16
10. Onyx Mood / Soft Lights & Sweet Music / Kaleidoscope - 3:14
11. Lester Leaps In - 8:10

Personnel: Marian McPartland, Gary Mazzaroppi, Bill Crow and Glenn Davis plus guests Karrin Allyson, Jackie Cain, Barbara Carroll, Regina Carter, Bill Charlap, Ravi Coltrane, Dave Douglas, Jon Faddis, Nnenna Freelon, Jim Hall, Roy Hargrove, Norah Jones, Jackie King, Jason Moran, Chris Potter, Loren Schoenberg, Curtis Stigers, Billy Taylor, Clark Terry, George Wein, James Williams, Phil Woods.



Сообщение отредактировал stasha - 6.10.2008, 17:54

[stasha]

Jazz Piano Masters vol.07



CD1: Joja Wendt
The Art Of Boogie Woogie

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01 Death ray boogie 2:59
02 Just for you 3:09
03 Mister Freddie's blues 3:04
04 Boogie woogie stomp 3:58
05 St. Louis blues 4:06
06 Boogie rocks 3:15
07 Bass gone crazy 3:44
08 Dupree blues 3:59
09 Bear cat crawl 2:10
10 Chapel blues 3:15
11 Honky tonk train blues 3:20
12 Meade's boogie 2:50
13 Jancey special 2:53
14 Sweet patootie 4:44
15 Barrelhouse boogie 3:09
16 Chicago in mind 4:15
17 Boogie woogie man 2:59
18 Blues on my mind 3:25
19 Dive bomber 3:07
20 Zero hour 3:42

CD2: Willie Smith
Finger Buster

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01 The lion and the lamb 2:57
02 Passionette 2:41
03 Echoes of spring 2:41
04 Concentrating 2:39
05 Fading star 2:37
06 The boy in the boat 2:51
07 Rippling waters 2:46
08 Sneakaway 2:32
09 What is there to say 2:45
10 Between the devil and the deep blue sea 2:41
11 Tea for two 2:40
12 I'll follow you 2:39
13 Stormy weather 2:37
14 Finger buster 3:01
15 Cuttin' out 3:02
16 Echoes of spring (2) 3:06
17 Here comes the band 2:34
18 Relaxin' 3:23
19 Contrary motions 3:27
20 Zig zag 3:22
21 12th street rag 2:52

[stasha]

Mary Lou Williams

Biography

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Real name: Scruggs, Mary Elfrieda
Born: May 8, 1910 in Atlanta, GA
Died: May 28, 1981 in Durham, NC
Genres: Jazz
Styles: Stride, Post-Bop, Swing, Bop
Instruments: Arranger, Piano

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МЭРИ ЛУ УИЛЬЯМС. 1910-1981, пианист, композитор. После рождения в Атланте (шт. Джорджия) в возрасте четырех лет переехала в Питтсбург со своей матерью и сестрой. Вскоре после этого начала играть на фортепьяно, училась в школе Линкольна. Профессиональный дебют состоялся в 1925 г., затем играла с бэндом своего тогдашнего мужа Джона Уильямса и впоследствии стала пианисткой и аранжировщиком в знаменитом оркестре из Канзас-Сити п/у Энди Кирка (1929-42). Кроме того, она также писала аранжировки для таких людей, как Бенни Гудмен, Томми Дорси, Эрл Хайнс, Глен Грэй и т.д. После 1942 г. Мэри Лу Уильяме руководила небольшими составами в Кливленде и Нью-Йорке. Ее близкое знакомство с Телониусом Монком и Бадом Пауэллом привело к постепенной эволюции ее фортепианного стиля. 1952-54 годы она провела в Англии и Париже. В конце 50-х и далее она начала посвящать много времени религиозным делам, но также участвовала во многих джаз-фестивалях и продолжала композиторскую деятельность. В 1969 г. гастролировала в Европе и Южной Америке, была музыкальным педагогом в некоторых университетах в 70-х. Умерла в Сев. Каролине 28 мая 1981 г.
Nat Shapiro, Nat Hentoff. “Hear Me Talkin’ To Ya”. Rinehart & Co Inc. New York. 1955

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To say that Mary Lou Williams had a long and productive career is an understatement. Although for decades she was often called jazz's greatest female musician (and one has to admire what must have been a nonstop battle against sexism), she would have been considered a major artist no matter what her sex. Just the fact that Williams and Duke Ellington were virtually the only stride pianists to modernize their style through the years would have been enough to guarantee her a place in jazz history books. Williams managed to always sound modern during a half-century career without forgetting her roots or how to play in the older styles.
Born Mary Elfrieda Scruggs (although she soon took the name of her stepfather and was known as Mary Lou Burley), she taught herself the piano by ear and was playing in public at the age of six. Growing up in Pittsburgh, Williams' life was always filled with music. When she was 13, she started working in vaudeville, and three years later married saxophonist John Williams. They moved to Memphis, and she made her debut on records with Synco Jazzers. John soon joined Andy Kirk's orchestra, which was based in Kansas City, in 1929. Williams wrote arrangements for the band, filled in for an absent pianist on Kirk's first recording session, and eventually became a member of the orchestra herself. Her arrangements were largely responsible for the band's distinctive sound and eventual success. Williams was soon recognized as Kirk's top soloist, a stride pianist who impressed everyone (even Jelly Roll Morton). In addition, she wrote such songs such as "Roll 'Em" (a killer hit for Benny Goodman) and "What's Your Story Morning Glory" and contributed arrangements to other big bands, including those of Goodman, Earl Hines, and Tommy Dorsey.
Mary Lou Williams stayed with Kirk until 1942, by which time she had divorced John Williams and married trumpeter Harold "Shorty" Baker. She co-led a combo with Baker before he joined Duke Ellington. Williams did some writing for Duke (most notably her rearrangement of "Blue Skies" into a horn battle called "Trumpets No End") and played briefly with Benny Goodman's bebop group in 1948. She had gradually modernized her style and by the early to mid-'40s was actively encouraging the young modernists who would lead the bebop revolution, including Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Tadd Dameron, and Dizzy Gillespie. Williams' "Zodiac Suite" showed off some of her modern ideas, and her "In the Land of Oo-Bla-Dee" was a bebop fable recorded by Gillespie.
Williams lived in Europe from 1952-1954 and then became very involved in the Catholic religion. She retired from music for a few years before appearing as a guest with Dizzy Gillespie's orchestra at the 1957 Newport Jazz Festival. Williams returned to jazz and by the early '70s sounded more like a young modal player (clearly she was familiar with McCoy Tyner) than a survivor of the 1920s. Although she did not care for the avant-garde, she occasionally played quite freely, although a 1977 duo concert with Cecil Taylor was a complete fiasco. Williams wrote three masses and a cantana, was a star at Benny Goodman's 40th-anniversary Carnegie Hall concert in 1978, taught at Duke University, and often planned her later concerts as a history of jazz recital. By the time she passed away at the age of 71, she had a list of accomplishments that could have filled three lifetimes.
Mary Lou Williams recorded through the years as a leader for many labels including Brunswick (a pair of piano solos in 1930), Decca (1938), Columbia, Savoy, extensively for Asch and Folkways during 1944-1947, Victor, King (1949), Atlantic, Circle, Vogue, Prestige, BlueStar, Jazztone, her own Mary label (1970-1974), Chiaroscuro, SteepleChase, and finally Pablo
(1977-1978). — Scott Yanow

Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz

Year: 2004
Label: Jazz Alliance
Quality/Bitrate: Ogg Vorbis
Time: 53:07
Size: 70 MB

Track List:

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1. Space Playing Blues 3:12
2. Conversation 4:54
3. Baby Man 4:16
4. Conversation 0:24
5. What's Your Story, Morning Glory? 3:08
6. Conversation 2:04
7. Scratchin' In The Gravel 3:07
8. Conversation 3:13
9. Medi No. 2 5:45
10. Conversation 1:16
11. Rosa Mae 3:19
12. Conversation 0:48
13. Rosa Mae 1:28
14. Conversation 0:36
15. Caravan 3:23
16. Conversation 0:26
17. I Can't Get Started 3:44
18. Conversation 0:59
19. The Jeep Is Jumpin' 3:35
20. Conversation 0:54
21. Exit Playing 3:29
Original Release Date: February 10, 2004

[stasha]

Duke Pearson

Краткая биография

17.08.1932, Атланта, шт. Джорджия
04.08.1980, Атланта

Duke Pearson - Пианист, трубач и композитор. Известен как многолетний партнер Дональда Бёрда и участник группы Jazztet. Продюсер "Blue Note", сыгравший большую роль в формировании хардбоповской стратегии компании в 1960-х
Автор таких известных композиций как "Cristo Redentor", "Sweet Honey Bee" and "Jeannine

"Pearson is a supple, lyrical musician who plays with a light touch, a thoroughly pianistic tone, and a satisfying sense of order." --Nat Hentoff

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Его настоящее имя было Columbus Calvin Pearson, Jr. Он начал играть на трубе, но проблемы с зубами помешали ему стать профессиональным трубачом и он перешел на фортепьяно. Занимался с матерью-пианисткой. Его дядя, восхищавшийся Эллингтоном, и пораженный талантом племянника, называл его Дюком. Играл в армейском бэнде с Уинтоном Келли и Пинеасом Ньюборном. В 1954–58 выступал в Атланте со своим трио или квинтетом.
В 1959 году приехал в Нью-Йорк и начал сотрудничать с Дональдом Бёрдом. Играл в его группе Donald Byrd-Pepper Adams Quintet. Написал для него композиции Noah, March Children, Cristo Redentor, Chant.
В 1961 из-за болезни перед концертом его место занял Herbie Hancock да так и остался вместо него.В 60-е годы аккомпанировал Нэнси Уилсон, играл в оркестре Тэда Джонса—Мела Льюиса. В 1960 году вошел в Jazztet.
в 1963 после смерти Ike Quebec, занял его место музыкального редактора лейбла Blue Note. В течении последующих 7 лет продюсировал многие альбомы этого лейбла, много записывался как сайдмен и бэнд-лидер. В то же время записывался с Бердом на Atlantic records, что было в принципе недопустимо для двух конкурирующих лейблов. но Пирсон добился такой уступки. оговоренной в контракте
В конце 60-х годов собрал биг-бэнд - Duke Pearson Band (1967-70) , в который вошли Чик Кориа и Рэнди Бреккер, Лео Табакин. Ансамбль исполнял лиричные, с намеком на свинг, композиции Пирсона. В 70-е годы гастролировал с Джо Уильямсом, Кармен МакРэй, сотрудничал с Хэнком Мобли, Стэнли Тёррентайном, Ли Морганом, Бобби Хатчисоном и другими.
Умер Пирсон в 1980 году в госпитале в Атланте.

Profile (1959)

Label: Blue Note
Time: 36:27

Первый альбом из дискографии пианиста Duke Pearson.

Personnel:

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Duke Pearson (p)
Gene Taylor (
Lex Humphries (ds)

Track Listings

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1. Like Someone in Love
2. Black Coffee
3. Taboo
4. I'm Glad There Is You
5. Gate City Blues
6. Two Mile Run
7. Witchcraft

Recorded: Oct. 25, 1959

[stasha]

Jazz Piano Masters vol.08

CD1: Jay McShann
Swingmatism

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01 Swingmatism 2:36
02 Vine street boogie 2:34
03 Dexter blues 2:53
04 Hold 'em hootie 2:38
05 So you won't jump 2:36
06 'Fore day rider 2:53
07 Sepian bounce 3:06
08 Hootie 's ignorant oil 2:40
09 Say forward, Iшll march 3:06
10 Walking 3:21
11 Bad tale boogie 2:09
12 Mogen swing 2:57
13 McShann's boogie-blues 3:03
14 Hootie boogie 2:51
15 Garfield avenue blues 3:00
16 Bucktown boogie 2:54
17 Voodoo woman blues 2:35
18 On the sunny side of the street 2:59
19 Jimtown boogie 2:47

CD2: Count Basie
Swingin' The Blues

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01 welfth street rag 3:02
02 Red wagon 2:52
03 Oh! red 2:50
04 Sugar blues 2:54
05 Royal garden blues 3:04
06 How long blues 2:56
07 Farewell blues 3:14
08 Bugle blues 2:20
09 St. Louis blues 3:16
10 Cafe society blues 3:14
11 Way back blues 3:26
12 Swingin' the blues 3:13
13 St. Louis boogie 2:37
14 Basie's basement 3:16
15 Backstage at stuff's 2:30
16 My buddy 2:50
17 Lopin' 2:29
18 I never knew 2:14
19 Shine on, harvest moon 2:22
20 Red bank boogie 2:34

[Spaceman7]

Есть у меня Keiko Matsui. почти все альбомы, правда надерганные с инета, и битрейт у них 192 - 256. Могу выложить. А если у кого есть с более высоким качеством, то буду рад если поделитесь.

[NNrL]

Я могу выложить:
1955 - Brubeck Time
1953 - Jazz at Oberlin 2003
эти нужны?
так же есть:
1972 - We're All Together Again For The First Time- Джерри Маллиган и Брубек и Дезмонд)

Интересуюсь Дэйвом Брубеком.
Если у кого-то что-то есть, поделитесь.
Сам могу предложить:

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D.Brubeck "One Alone" 2000
1. That Old Feeling
2. I'll Never Smile Again
3. One Alone
4. You've Got me Crying Again
5. Someone to Watch Over Me
6. Just Squeeze Me
7. Harbor Lights
8. ThingsAin'tWhatTheyLisedToBe
9. Summer Song
10. Red Sails in the Sunset
11. Weep No More
12. Bye Bye Blues
13. Over The Rainbow
Качество - 192. Если у кого есть лучше - буду благодарен.
Если кто-то заинтересуется - на пару недель выложу в файлообменник.

Snorry выложи пожалуйста!

Сообщение отредактировал NNrL - 22.3.2010, 22:39

[NNrL]

Dave_Brubeck\1955 - Brubeck Time:


Сообщение отредактировал stasha - 23.3.2010, 17:51

[stasha]

Snorry выложи пожалуйста!

Я, правда, не Snorry Если выложит 192, то я буду только рада

Dave Brubeck
One Alone - Solo Piano



Жанр: Jazz | Год выпуска: 2000

Трэклист:

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1. That Old Feeling (6:50)
2. I'll Never Smile Again (4:23)
3. One Alone (6:39)
4. You've Got Me Crying Again (3:59)
5. Someone to Watch Over Me (4:22)
6. Just Squeeze Me (4:35)
7. Harbor Lights (4:08)
8. Things Ain't What They Used to Be (4:21)
9. Summer Song (5:20)
10. Red Sails in the Sunset (3:58)
11. Weep No More (4:23)
12. Bye Bye Blues (5:35)
13. Over the Rainbow (3:53)