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Hace 3 días · Charlie Haden and Paul Motian (feat. Geri Allen) - Dolphy’s Dance from Etudes (Soul Note, 1988) Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra - Bermix from Hearinga Suite(Black Saint, 1989) You can listen live on May 29 at 11 p.m. (EST) at 93.1 FM, or live stream at CKCUFM.com. The show is also available for streaming on demand.
After that I listened to Paul Motian’s Misterioso, from 1987, with modern jazz quintet with Bill Frisell on guitar, two saxophonists and upright bass. The record contains a few very modern arrangements of Thelonious Monk tunes, and some very free form original pieces either open form and rubato playing.
Hace 5 horas · Fluktens musical references are John Scofield, Joe Lovano, Per «Texas» Johansson, Salif Keita og Paul Motian. At the band’s concerts, all spontaneous ideas are cultivated and explored. They promise the audience: “Flukten gives you dirty jazz for dancing and soft and finely tuned jazz suited for contemplation.
Hace 1 día · Sus créditos de grabación incluyen fechas con Frank Kimbrough, Paul Motian, Ron Horton, Dave Douglas, Sonny Simmons, Tony Malaby, John O’Gallager, Russ Lossing, Billy Mintz y muchos otros. En ...
Hace 1 día · As a player equally conversant with Paul Motian-esque beat avoidance and the groove school of masters like Louis Hayes and Billy Hart, ... Perelman isn’t trying to squash Rainey’s kit work, but ride it, swim with it, even dance with it – just after a large pot of coffee. Never fear, though ...
Hace 2 días · Another Hand es una grabación completamente diferente en el catálogo del saxofonista David Sanborn. En esta ocasión, convoca a los guitarristas Bill Frisell, David Tronzo y Marc Ribot, los pianistas Terry Adams y Mulgrew Miller, los contrabajistas Charlie Haden y Greg Cohen, al baterista Joey Baron y al percusionista Don Alias, entre otros ...
Hace 5 días · Finishing in 2006’s top 10 — published in the Village Voice, which I hoped would be the poll’s forever home, as well as mine — were albums by Ornette Coleman, Andrew Hill, Sonny Rollins, Nels Cline, Muhal Richard Abrams (sharing billing with George Lewis and Roscoe Mitchell), Paul Motian, Keith Jarrett, Bennie Maupin, Ben Riley, and Joe Lovano, in that order.
