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1983 - Miles Davis Septet and the Gil Evans Orchestra - Yomiuriland Open Theater East - Tokyo
Miles Davis (tp), Bill Evans (sax), John Scofield (g), Mike Stern (g), Tom Barney (b), Al Foster (dr), Mino Cinelu (perc)
Gil Evans (dir, kbd), Lew Soloff (tp), Miles Evans (tp), Tom Malone (tb), David Sanborn (as), Peter Levin (synth), Hiram Bullock (g), ...
#jazz#poster flyer#miles davis#gil evans#1983#bill evans sax#john scofield#mike stern#tom barney#mino cinelu#al foster#lew soloff#miles evans#tom malone#david sanborn#peter levin#hiram bullock
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playlist 03.30.24
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum of the Last Human Being (Pelagic) Kelly Moran Moves In The Field (Warp) Metz Atlas Vending (Sub Pop) Yarn Wire Currents Vol 8 (Bandcamp) CEL(Felix Kubin & Hubert Zemler) (Bureau B) Monika Roscher Big Band Failure in Wonderland / Of Monsters and Birds (Zenna) Lussuria Three Knocks (Hospital) Sleater-Kinney Little Rope (Loma Vista) Kristian Randalu & New Wind Jazz Orchestra Sisu (Whirlwind) Osnat Metzer Dot : Line : Sigh (New Focus) Gil Evans Out Of The Cool / Into The Hot (Not) David T.Little, Royce Vavrek Am I Born? (Bright Shiny Things) Ben Frost Scope Neglect (Mute) Lustmord Much Unseen is also here (Pelagic) Tim Hecker Infinity Pool OST (Milan) Jaga Jazzist Pyramid (Brainfeeder) Zombi Direct Inject (Relapse)
#Sleepytime Gorilla Museum#Kelly Moran#playlist#Yarn Wire#Metz#Cel#Monika Roscher Big Band#Lussuria#Sleater-Kinney#Kristian Randalu & New Wind Jazz Orchestra#Osnat Metzer#Gil Evans#David T.Little#Royce Vavrek#Ben Frost#Lustmord#Tim Hecker#Jaga Jazzist#Zombi
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7:47 PM EST December 22, 2024:
Gil Evans - "Concorde" From the album The Individualism Of Gil Evans (1964)
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Robbie Robertson, Martin Scorsese, Gil Evans and Willie Dixon at a recording session for the soundtrack to THE FOLOR OF MONEY in 1986.
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Helen Merrill: The Timeless Voice of Jazz
Introduction: Helen Merrill stands as a quintessential figure in the jazz world, a vocalist whose career spans over six decades and continues to influence generations of musicians and listeners alike. Known for her intimate and emotionally compelling performances, Merrill’s voice has a unique ability to convey deep feelings and nuance. Her journey through jazz has seen collaborations with some…
#Brownie: Homage to Clifford Brown#Clifford Brown#Dream of You#Earl Hines#Gil Evans#Helen Merrill#Jazz History#Jazz Vocalists#Jelena Ana Milcetic a.k.a. Helen Merrill#Quincy Jones
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Storm Day Editing Music
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the gil evans orchestra -- la nevada
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#terry hall#Jerry Dammers#ranking roger#rico rodriguez#the specials#gil evans#Harry Beckett#adrian sherwood#on u sound#gary clail
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1968 - Centennial Jazz Festival - Berkeley, CA
Miles Davis Quintet, Gil Evans Orchestra, Thelonious Monk Quartet, Wes Montgomery Quartet, Herbie Hancock, Joe Williams, Carmen McRae, Cecil Taylor, Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra
#jazz#poster flyer#miles davis#gil evans#thelonious monk#wes montgomery#herbie hancock#joe williams#carmen mcrae#cecil taylor#thad jones#mel lewis#1968#big band#jazz festival
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Miles Davis & Quincy Jones & the Gil Evans Orchestra (1991)HD
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#jazz musician#jazz#jazz music#music#big band#big band jazz#miles davis#quincy jones#gil evans#jazz at montreux#Youtube
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9:16 PM EST February 27, 2024:
Gil Evans - "Flute Song/Hotel Me" From the album The Individualism Of Gil Evans (1964)
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Lee Konitz: The Eternal Innovator of Jazz
Introduction: The jazz world is filled with instrumentalists who have left indelible marks on the genre, but few have maintained the breadth of creative exploration throughout their careers like Lee Konitz. Born ninety-seven years ago today on October 13, 1927, in Chicago, Konitz became one of the most influential alto saxophonists in jazz history. He was a central figure in the birth of cool…
#Benny Goodman#Bill Frisell#Birth of the Cool#Charles Mingus#Charlie Parker#Chet Baker#City of Glass#Elvin Jones#European Episode#Gerry Mulligan#Gil Evans#Jazz History#Jazz Saxophonists#John Lewis#Johnny Hodges#Kenny Werner#Lee Konitz#Lee Konitz Plays with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet#Lennie Tristano#Live at Birdland#Live at the Berlin Jazz Days#Martial Solal#Michel Petrucciani#Miles Davis#Organic-Lee#Paul Bley#Stan Kenton#Warne Marsh
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