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22 de mar. de 2013 · Jaleel Shaw is one of the fiercest saxophonists to come out of Philadelphia; the city that has produced its share of music luminaries, such as pianist McCoy Tyner and bassist Stanley Clarke.Full of urgency, Jaleel Shaw channels his horn through music that's tinged with the sound of blues and gospel, soul music and streetwise hustle, as witnessed in performances with The Roy Haynes Quartet or ...
Jaleel Shaw (alto & soprano saxophones) Lawrence Fields (piano) Boris Kozlov (bass) Johnathan Blake (drums) OPTIMISM | Changu Records 2008. Jaleel Shaw (alto saxophone) Lage Lund (guitar) Robert Glasper (piano) Joe Martin (bass) Johnathan Blake (drums) Jeremy Pelt (trumpet)
Jaleel Shaw, alto saxophonist grew up in Philadelphia, PA. He studied with many of the strong jazz educators there, including Rayburn Wright, Robert Landham, and Lovette Hines. Upon graduating ...
26 de ago. de 2005 · Jaleel Shaw certainly knows how to make an entrance. The first cut on the alto saxophonist's first outing as a leader has already earned the Philadelphia native an ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award. That tune, "Heavyweight Champion, an inspired tribute to one of his heroes, John Coltrane, is just one of many treats on this impressive debut.
Listen to music by Jaleel Shaw on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Jaleel Shaw including Playing Catch Up (Raydar Ellis Remix / Interlude), Emlilweni (feat. Jaleel Shaw) and more.
Le saxophoniste alto et soprano et chef d'orchestre, Jaleel Shaw, est un membre de longue date du Roy Haynes Quartet, le groupe "Colors Of A Dream" de Tom Harrell, et a joué avec Christian McBride, Jason Moran, le Mingus Big Band, Stefon Harris, Roy Hargrove, Terri Lyne Carrington, Dave Holland, Jimmy Cobb et bien d'autres. Il a remporté le sondage des Downbeat Critics Poll's pour le ...
On Optimism, Jaleel Shaw shows himself to be a very solid alto saxophonist and composer (all of the tunes are his except for the two standards). To my ear, his sound lacks a sufficient edge and is a bit smallish, sounding almost like a soprano sax at times, though this sound works well for his straightforward phrasing.
