Cool, Bebop, Straight Ahead or Fusion: The Jazz Thread

Immanuel Wilkins [2020] - Omega



alto - Immanuel Wilkins
piano - Micah Thomas
bass - Daryl Johns
drums - Kweku Sumbry
 
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Nduduzo Makhathini [2020] - Unyazi



Piano: Nduduzo Makhathini
Alto Saxophone: Logan Richardson
Bass: Zwelakhe-Duma Bell Le Pere
Saxophone: Linda Sikhakhane
Trumpet: Ndabo Zulu
Drums: Ayanda Sikade
 
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Trio Chemirani [2007] - Centaurea



Trio Chemirani [2013] - Azadeh



Omar Sosa : Piano
Ballaké Sissoko : Kora
Renaud Garcia Fons : Contrabass
Ross Daly : Lyra, Rebab Sylvain
Titi Robin : Bouzouki
Luc : Guitar
 
Eric Dolphy [1962] - Far Cry



Bass: Ron Carter
Trumpet: Booker Little
Drums: Roy Haynes
Piano: Jaki Byard
Alto Sax: Eric Dolphy

Some of the best piano work I've ever heard. Just listen to what Jaki's laying down in the backgound! -pb
 
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Charlie Parker | Ornithology ~ Yardbird Suite ~ Moose the Mooche





 
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Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra [1927] - East St. Louis Toodle-Oo



Bass Edwards - tuba
Duke Ellington - piano
Louis Metcalf - trumpet
Bubber Miley - cornet, trumpet
Joe Nanton - trombone
Sonny Greer - drums
Fred Guy - banjo
Otto Hardwick - clarinet; soprano, alto & baritone sax
Prince Robinson - clarinet, tenor sax
 
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Louis Armstrong and his Harlem Hot Band [1933] - Dinah



In October of 1933, Louis Armstrong and his “Harlem Hot Band” arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark for a series of eight shows at the Lyric Park theater. Thousands of fans mobbed the railway station, breaking through police barricades and climbing on top of train cars just to get a glimpse of the great jazz trumpeter as he stepped from his train.
 
Sonny Stitt [1956] - Body And Soul



Sonny Stitt - sax
Jimmy Jones - piano
Ray Brown - bass
Jo Jones - drums
 
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