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  1. In any case, this disc is a homage to Gerald Cleaver's hometown. There are several outstanding aspects to this music. It is very diverse, sounding at times like some of the great Blue Note albums of the '60's (Soul Station, Maiden Voyage, Black Fire, etc.), at times like early McCoy Tyner (particularly Extensions), at times like Charles Mingus at his best, and at times like ultra-modern free jazz.

  2. Amazon.com: Detroit : Gerald Cleaver: Digital Music. Skip to main content.us. Delivering to Lebanon 66952 Choose location for most accurate options All. Select the department you ...

  3. Griots is Gerald Cleaver's second electronic album, jointly released by 577 Records sub label Positive Elevation and Meakusma. It sees Cleaver further exploring the depths of electronic music offered by his hometown Detroit, combining those influences with his personal musical background. A jazz drummer. originally from Detroit, Cleaver has for ...

  4. Gerald Cleaver. Born May 4, 1963 and raised in Detroit, Gerald Cleaver is a product of the city’s rich music tradition. Inspired by his father, drummer John Cleaver, he began playing the drums at an early age. He also played violin in elementary school, and trumpet in junior high school and high school. As a teenager he gained invaluable ...

  5. Yeah 17. BLó 18. 31 Julys 19. Day And Night 20. Outer Spaceways 21. Stomp 22. Today Gerald Cleaver’s newest album, 22/23, journeys through genre, exploring the future and recalling history, in his most place-based album yet. Born and raised in Detroit, Cleaver is a product of the Motor City’s rich musical history.

  6. Gerald W. Cleaver (* 4. Mai 1963 in Detroit) ist ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Schlagzeuger und Bandleader des Creative Jazz und der improvisierten Musik. Leben und Wirken. Cleaver arbeitete am Anfang seiner Musikerkarriere in der Jazzszene von Detroit, u. a. mit Ali Muhammad Jackson, Marcus ...

  7. jazzinfo.org › artist › gerald-cleaverGerald Cleaver bio

    Cleaver has two recordings as a leader. Cleaver’s 2001 album Adjust (Fresh Sound, New Talent) was nominated by the Jazz Journalists Association in the Best Debut Recording category. Gerald Cleaver’s Detroit (FSNT) is his latest album. It pays tribute to his hometown as well as to the great Detroit drummers Roy Brooks and Lawrence Williams.