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1. www.organissimo.org › forum › topicBud Powell's Blue Note "Parisian Thoroughfare" - Artists ...

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   25 de nov. de 2003 · 7.6k. Location:Napa Valley, CA. Posted November 25, 2003. I've been listening a lot of Bud Powell's Blue Note work lately, and it is a fascinating journey. It's like one of those arcade games where there are many twist and turns, with surprising things appearing from unlikely places. I've read many time from critics that Glass Enclosure is the ...

2. www.bluenote.com › artist › gene-harrisGene Harris - Blue Note Records

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   The group was quite popular, and recorded regularly during 1956-1970 for Blue Note and Verve. Although the personnel changed and the music became more R&B-oriented in the early ’70s, Harris retained the Three Sounds name for his later Blue Note sets. He retired to Boise, ID, in 1977, and was largely forgotten when Ray Brown persuaded him to ...

3. flophousemagazine.com › 2014/03/13 › take-three-with-hans-mantelTake Three with Hans Mantel | FLOPHOUSE

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   13 de mar. de 2014 · Naturally, Barry Harris contributed masterfully to the Blue Note, Riverside and Prestige catalogue. Mantel stresses, however, that Viccisitudes (MPS, 1972) is a crackerjack job, and that we shouldn’t underestimate his work for Xanadu in the seventies. “If Barry Harris ever makes a record on which we hear him playing poker, I’ll buy it.”

4. www.soundstagehifi.com › index › featureSoundStage! Hi-Fi | SoundStageHiFi.com - Blue Note Records ...

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   1 de feb. de 2015 · Jazz organist Larry Young appeared as a sideman on a few Grant Green recordings for Blue Note, played on two key sessions in 1969, Miles Davis's Bitches Brew and John McLaughlin's Devotion, and was a founding member -- with McLaughlin -- of drummer Tony Williams's influential fusion group, Lifetime. He led six sessions for Blue Note, but only ...

5. www.allaboutjazz.com › dexter-gordon-the-completeDexter Gordon: Dexter Gordon: The Complete Prestige Recordings

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   15 de dic. de 2004 · But Gordon left a huge recorded legacy, including some classic sides for Blue Note, Columbia, Steeplechase and Prestige. With the release of The Complete Prestige Recordings , a whopping 11-disc set which include sessions pre-and-post-dating his time with Blue Note in the '60s, one can hear the growth in Gordon's style even as his consistency and distinctive voice remain intact.

6. jazzjournal.co.uk › 2019/03/08 › stanley-turrentineStanley Turrentine: Four Classic Albums - Jazz Journal

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   8 de mar. de 2019 · The jaunty “Blue Riff” is the only pukka 12-bar blues here, but Harris’s opening solo on “I Want a Little Girl” (the old Jimmy Rushing number, of course, not the Edwardian music-hall song) takes proceedings way back in the alley, presaging several deep midnight-blue contributions packed with reflective phrases and richly soulful chording.

7. dextergordon.com › pages › dexter-gordon-bioBio – DEXTERGORDON.COM

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   Dexter Keith Gordon (1923-1990) Dexter Gordon® is widely regarded as the first musician to translate the language of mid-20th century modern jazz - a.k.a. "bebop" to the tenor saxophone. Dexter Keith Gordon was born on February 27, 1923 in Los Angeles, California. His father, Dr. Frank Gordon, was one of the first African American doctors in ...