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This is a hard-edged fusion quartet with guitarist Allan
Holdsworth. ~ Michael G. Nastos
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Gregory Porter - Be Good CD (2012) (CD)
Gregory Porter; Contributions by Mike Marciano; Produced by Brian Bacchus; Performed by Porter Gregory
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Live footage of the Japanese jazz pianist performing to her home
crowd in Tokyo.
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Nathan East (CD)
Nathan East
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R170
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Various Artists - Karma (CD)
Bob Thiele, Amos Leon Thomas, Pharoah Sanders, Michael Cuscana; Performed by Pharoah Sanders
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R180
Discovery Miles 1 800
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John Coltrane left behind a legacy of experimental and extremely
spiritual work whose timeless quality still reverberates today.
After his untimely death many poseurs came out to stake their claim
as the next Coltrane. Many tried and many failed. Then in 1969 a
former sideman of Coltrane's, Pharoah Sanders, stepped out from the
shadow of his mentor and recorded Karma, which bore the soul of
Coltrane's musical and spiritual passion.
Following the successful release of the 40th Anniversary Editions
of Miles Daviss Bitches Brew comes a collection of nine rare live
performances recorded at the Newport Jazz Festival, nine months
before the original release of Bitches Brew, and at the Isle Of
Wight Festival four months after release. Three of the tracks
featured on the album are previously unreleased.
Bitches Brew Live offers three previously unissued tracks
recorded July 5, 1969 at Newport Jazz Festival--including the first
ever professionally-recorded live version of "Miles Runs The Voodoo
Down" and the first known recording of the revamped electric
version of "Sanctuary"--just over a month before Miles went into
the studio to record what would become his fastest selling album of
all time, Bitches Brew. Fast-forward one year to August 1970 at the
Isle of Wight Festival where Miles plays with a much more electric,
rock-oriented sound in front of 600,000 people! This incredible
full set includes the title track "Bitches Brew" and "Spanish Key"
played by Daviss remarkable all-star group captured live at the
peak of its powers--Gary Bartz (alto sax, soprano sax), Chick Corea
(electric piano), Keith Jarrett (organ), Dave Holland (bass), Jack
DeJohnette (drums), Airto Moreira (percussion).
Author Michael Azerrads original liner notes incorporate new
interviews with legendary Newport Festival founder George Wein, and
filmmaker Murray Lerner, who captured one of the most spectacular
music festivals in history on film in Message to Love: Isle of
Wight Festival.
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