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musicollage · 1 year ago
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Tal Farlow — Cookin' on all Burners. 1982 : Concord.
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jazzdailyblog · 5 months ago
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Alan Dawson: A Drummer's Drummer and Master Educator
Introduction: The world of jazz drumming is filled with numerous influential figures, each contributing uniquely to the evolution of the genre. Among these legends, Alan Dawson stands out not only for his extraordinary skill and versatility as a drummer but also for his profound impact as an educator. His ability to blend technical proficiency with deep musicality made him a sought-after…
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Jimmy Page pictured in the mid-'60s, around the time he took lessons from John who taught him about harmony and guitar chops in general. John and Jimmy originally met at London's Selmer music shop and became friends. As Jimmy would later explain :
"Well, I did meet John McLaughlin, who was working in there. He came down from Doncaster, and he was living in London. He was sort of introducing himself on to the Jazz scene and welcomed with open arms, as you can imagine. He was instinctively the best, I could tell. I didn’t listen to a lot of Jazz - or it was selective, what I listened to - but I could tell from what I knew that he was easily the best that I was gonna hear or witness in front of me. He was the best one I was going to see, that’s for sure. He was working there, really, to practice all week, because the only day that was busy was Saturday. That’s what he said. Fantastic! This bloke knows what he’s doing and he knows where he’s going.
I would say he was the best jazz guitarist in England then, in the traditional mode of Johnny Smith and Tal Farlow. He certainly taught me a lot about chord progressions and things like that. He was so fluent and so far ahead, way out there, and I learned a hell of a lot."
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diceriadelluntore · 1 month ago
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Storia Di Musica #348 - Jimmy Raney, A, 1957
La Storia della Prestige Records è anche la storia di una intera generazione di musicisti che ebbe la possibilità di incidere, sebbene in modo anticonvenzionale, con la creatura di Bob Weinstock. Weinstock è famoso per altri motivi, su cui ritornerò nelle prossime storie, prima fra tutte la sua estrema "parsimonia" economica, eppure fu un grandissimo talent scout, con un fiuto davvero notevole, tanto che fu fenomenale nel far registrare più cose possibili ad artisti che sapeva sarebbero poi andati verso concorrenti più grandi ed economicamente attrezzati. Oltre a ciò, viveva un eclettismo di produzione che pochissime case editrici avevano: registrò dischi di arpa jazz, duo e trio con strumenti inusuali, persino di musica d' avanguardia (i tre album che Louis Thomas Hardin, conosciuto come Moondog, incise per la Prestige tra il 1956 e il 1957). Il disco di oggi segue un'altra delle passioni di Weinstock, la chitarra jazz. E mise sotto contratto uno dei più fenomenali chitarristi del bop jazz, Jimmy Raney.
Originario del Kentucky, Raney giovanissimo sostituì alla chitarra Tal Farlow, altra leggenda dello strumento e soprannominato Octopus per le sue grandi mani, nel Trio di Red Norvio, altro gigante, vibrafonista, soprannominato Mr. Swing. Parallelamente all'impegno con il trio, è scelto da Stan Getz per una collaborazione che fece scuola, e che regalò a Raney una fortissima fama: nel 1956 vinse il prestigioso concorso della rivista Downbeat come miglior chitarrista del jazz. Eclettico, capace di spaziare tra i vari generi, Raney fu prolifico nonostante due limiti: le sue dipendenze, soprattutto dall'alcool, che lo terranno spesso lontano dalle scene nella seconda parte della sua carriera, e un impedimento fisico, cioè la Sindrome di Menière, una patologia dell'orecchio che gli provocava vertigini, nausee e drammatici momenti dove muoveva in maniera incontrollata gli occhi verticalmente.
Per la Prestige, oltre che come sessionista, incise due dischi, uno in coppia con Kenny Burrell, altro grandissimo chitarrista, (2 Guitars, del 1957), e il disco di oggi, dove come poche volte la chitarra è protagonista in un quartetto jazz. A è composto da diverse sessioni di registrazione, tenute nel mitico Van Gelder Studio di Hackensack, New Jersey, tra il Maggio del 1954 e due giorni, a Febbraio e Marzo del 1955. Insieme a Raney ci sono John Wilson alla tromba, Hall Overton al pianoforte, Teddy Kotick al contrabbasso e due batteristi Art Mardigan (nella registrazione del 1954) e Nick Stabulas (in quelle del 1955). Nei brani si sviluppa tutto l'ecclettismo e la maestria del chitarrista e il suo valore come band leader. Si sperimenta persino l'overdubbing nella spettacolare Minor, brano autografo di Raney, (che si basa sui cambi di accordi di Bernie's Tune); bellissima è anche Double Image (ispirata a There Will Never Be Another You), più un contrappunto selvaggio improvvisato tra Raney e il pianista Hall Overton in On the Square e un'intricata interpretazione della ballata Some Other Spring. John Wilson viene aggiunto alla tromba per la seconda e la terza data in studio, che consistono principalmente di standard. La vivacemente swingante Spring Is Here, una dolce What's New? di Bob Haggart e una delicatissima You Don't Know What Love Is, che dopo il successo come canzone di film anni '40 era diventata in breve tempo uno standard dopo la registrazione che Miles Davis ne fece nel 1954. Gli originali di Raney includono One More For The Mode, una piacevole rielaborazione di un'invenzione in due parti di Johan Sebastian Bach, e Tomorrow, Fairly Cloudy, un bop fiammeggiante. Completano la scaletta due riletture sentite a due classici: A Foggy Day e Someone To Watch Over Me dei superbi George Gershwin e Ira Gershwin.
Raney ebbe una seconda, ma minore, fama all'inizio degli anni '70, quando firmò un contratto per un'altra casa discografica del jazz indipendente, la Xanadu, con cui incise un bellissimo album, Influence, del 1975. Con lui in quegli anni suonava suo figlio Doug, chitarrista anch'egli, e un altro figlio musicista, Jon, cura un sito memoriale, The Raney Legacy, che raccoglie materiale sul padre e figlio chitarristi. Quando morirà, nel maggio del 1995 a soli 67 anni, il New York Times gli dedicherà un lungo articolo omaggio, descrivendolo come "one of the most gifted and influential postwar jazz guitarists in the world".
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vinyl-artwork · 10 months ago
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Gil Mellé Quintet with Urbie Green and Tal Farlow, 1953.
Design by Jerome Kuhl.
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jpbjazz · 1 year ago
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Tal Farlow
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singeratlarge · 2 years ago
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Speedy Acquaye, Hirohiko Araki, the 1969 debut of Blind Faith, Beryl Booker, Gwendolyn Brooks, Royce Campbell (Funk Brothers), THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW 1969 TV debut, Georgiana Cavendish, the great Johnny Clegg, Silas Roy Crain (Soul Stirrers), George Ezra, Tal Farlow, William Forsythe, Gordon Gano, Paul Gauguin, Nikki Giovanni, Juan Luis Guerra, Damien Hirst, Nihad Hrustanbegović, Tommy James & The Shondells 1969 “Crystal Blue Persuason” single, Mickey Jones (Man), Tom Jones (great to have met you), Paddy McAloon (Prefab Sprout), Dave Navarro, Liam Neeson, Ken Osmond, Prince, Jack Ryland (3 Dog Night), George Szell, Jessica Tandy, Karl Urban, Clarence White, and the legendary, consummate entertainer, comedian, singer, and actor, Dean Martin. In the late 1940s he broke out in a hugely successful comedy duo with Jerry Lewis, then was seared into public conciousness with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. in The Rat Pack. My respect for Dino grew around his musical choices and catalogue of material. I do several covers of his songs (especially in my care home set) and my original song “Somebody Loves You (Like Dino Said)” has a direct refraction on Dean’s “You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You.” In 1955 he had a #1 hit with the folk-doo wop song “Memories Are Made of This.” It became a theme for a book written by his daughter Deana, a singer in her own right whose career intersected with The Monkees and Davy Jones (they also dated back in the day), and there was a phase where she’d sit in on our gigs + she sang with us at Davy’s 2012 New York memorial and a Monkees Convention in 2013. Davy was also close friends with Dino Martin (of Dino Desi & Billy), and when they weren’t driving old army tanks around in the desert, they played pool with Dean at Dean’s home. Davy was quite a comedy quipster, and he often said, “It’s OK to steal my jokes. I just stole them from someone else.” One of his “someone else” sources was Dean Martin. 
“Memories Are Made of This” was written by Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson, and Frank Miller—as The Easy Riders, they provided the vocal harmonies on Dean’s version. After the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, the song was adapted into the "Honvágy-dal" ('The Song of Homesickness”) and used as an unofficial anthem for refugees scattered around the world. Recorded by Ida Boros, it became a cultural phenomenon and a sign of protest against the communist government. The standard English version has been covered countless times (notably by Little Richard, Johnny Cash, and Cliff Richard & The Shadows), and here’s how I do it in my assisted living home set. Meanwhile, HB Dino—thank you for the hours of humor and song you left us. 
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kornchudd · 1 year ago
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Even in terrible things you can find something good.
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gzmssrm · 2 years ago
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Tal Farlow-Fascinating Rhythm
今宵は、ジャズギターレジェンドTal Farlowの妙技を。
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jefferyryanlong · 2 months ago
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Infinite Pau Hana - October 16, 2024
Hour 1
Dya Dya - Bembeya Jazz National Moon and Sand - Kenny Burrell Twisted Nerve - Bernard Herrmann All Blues - Ray Bryant In De Back Room - Ray Bryant Soul Merchant - Bill Frisell A Whiter Shade of Pale - Willie Nelson In A Silent Way / It's About That Time - Miles Davis
Hour 2
Montara - Blue Lab Beats Sweet and Lovely - Von Freeman Tizita'ye - The Bombillas Hurricane Jane - Joe Farrell Lullaby of Birdland (live) - Tal Farlow, Hank Jones, Red Norvo, Ray Brown, Jake Hanna Fully Booked (live) - Georgie Fame Dismantling Frank (live) - Bonobo Odwalla (live) - The Art Ensemble of Chicago
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The Wedding Song - Richard Evans Greedy G - Brentford All Stars Psychedelic Sally - Horace Silver Many Mansions - Sonny Sharrock School Days (live) - Chiles and Pettiford Norwegian Wood - Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 Love's Been Good to Me - Nina Simone Taking Tiger Mountain - Brian Eno Meditation - Faces of Jazz
KTUH - 90.1 FM Honolulu, 91.1 North Shore, ktuh.org
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bamboomusiclist · 3 months ago
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10/6 おはようございます。Voyage / From East To West - Latin Odyssey 3322 等更新しました。
Billie Holiday / Ray Ellis and His Orchestra E3764 Double Six Of Paris / The Double Six Of Paris ST10259 Johnny Griffith / Johnny Griffith Trio wsj205 Richie Kamuca / Jazz Erotica r604 Oliver Nelson / Full Nelson V-8508 Al Viola / Salutations F.S. PBR-7 Tal Farlow / A Sign Of The Times cj26 Voyage / From East To West - Latin Odyssey 3322 Elvis Costello / This Year's Model Slept2 Elvis Costello & The Attractions / Almost Blue XXLP13 Elvis Costello & The Attractions / Trust XXLP11 Elvis Costello & The Attractions / Get Happy xxlp1 Elvis Costello / My Aim is True Seez3 Street Corner Symphony / Little Funk Machine ab-974 Wings / Wild Life pcs7142 
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musicollage · 2 years ago
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Tal Farlow — The Return Of Tal Farlow. 1969 : Prestige.
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jazzdailyblog · 9 months ago
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Larry Coryell: The Godfather of Fusion Jazz
Introduction: Larry Coryell, often referred to as the “Godfather of Fusion,” was a pioneering guitarist whose innovative blend of jazz, rock, and blues revolutionized the jazz world in the 1960s and 1970s. His virtuosic playing and fearless exploration of new musical territories helped define the fusion jazz genre and inspired generations of musicians. In this blog post, we will delve into the…
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cdbrainrecords · 4 months ago
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Tal Farlow - The Swinging Guitar Of Tal Farlow (LP, Album, Mono, RE)
Vinyl(VG++) Sleeve(VG++) Insert(VG++) Obi(missing) // missing Obi 帯なし / more than VG+ conditions, in great shape // コンディション 盤 : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディション ジャケット : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディションの表記について   [ M > M- > VG+ > VG > G+ > G > F > P ] レーベル : Verve Records – MV 2504 フォーマット : Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Mono 生産国 : Japan 発売年 : Jul 1974 Recorded June 1956 ジャンル : Jazz スタイル : Post Bop, Cool Jazz,…
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sergj7 · 5 months ago
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Tal Farlow - 1984-08-02, Zinno, New York, NY
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pistakkiomusic · 8 months ago
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Atumn Leaves By Tal Farlow From the album Guitar Genius: The L.A Sessions Added to Discover Weekly playlist by Unknown User on April 29, 2024 at 12:00AM Listen on Spotify https://ift.tt/S7CLg0M
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