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Ran Blake (born April 20, 1935) is an American pianist, composer, and educator. He is known for his unique style that combines blues, gospel, classical, and film noir influences into an innovative and dark jazz sound. His career spans over 50+ years on every major label. www.ranblake.com
Looking Glass by Ran Blake, released 27 November 2021 1. Jennique 2. Cemetery at Mulberry 3. Arline Cunningham 4. Cry Wolf 5. Blue Power 6. Sontag-ism 7. 'Round Midnight 8. How ’bout That 9. Silver Dollar 10. Jinxy 11. Falenga 12. Thursday 13. Turnaround 14. Sister Tee 15. Longmeadow 16. Mary Garvey When this album was recorded, Ran's intention was to revisit pieces he composed while living ...
4 de sept. de 2001 · RAN BLAKE ラン・ブレイク. ラン・ブレイクは1950年代末から60年代にかけて独自の世界を構築した鬼才ピアニスト。. ブルース、ゴスペルから古典的なフィルム・ノアールのテーマを絡み合わせた特異なサウンドは一部リスナーに熱烈な支持を得てます ...
Real Name: Ran Blake. Profile: American jazz pianist and composer. Born: 20th April 1935 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. Blake worked with (among others) Oscar Peterson, Jaki Byard, Mary Lou Williams, Mal Waldron, Houston Person, William Russo, Gunther Schuller, Kate Wolf, Ricky Ford. Since 1962 he recorded as a leader.
5 de dic. de 2020 · Ran Blake came to the label to accept what he calls "a low level position" that allowed him to be near the music of inspirations like Chris Connor, Ray Charles, and Harlem's famous Apollo Theater. Blake's long association with Schuller, modern classical music, and Schuller's controversial term began here, and was forged by years of friendship, collaboration and innovation.
Ran Blake (Foto: Brian McMillen) Ran Blake (* 20. April 1935 in Springfield, Massachusetts) ist ein US-amerikanischer Jazzpianist und Third-Stream-Komponist. Leben und Wirken. Bereits während der Studienzeit am Bard College (in Annandale-on-Hudson, ...
With Andrew Rathbun, tenor sax. "Released on the venerable Danish label SteepleChase Records -- home to many an outcast jazz artist over the past 48 years -- Northern Noir contains 18 performances, some as short as just 1:23. While the album was finalized early this year, the timing of its bookends -- two takes of Abel Meeropol’s “Strange Fruit” -- could hardly be more apt. The first ...
