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Welke muziek staat er nu op (part 5) ???


Ome Henk
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Ik kan er nog steeds niet aan wennen...

Niet? Waarom niet? Ik vind het iig een mooi album! Maar ehh Henk... dan vind je die cd van Radiohead, die ik laatst heb gekocht, helemaal niet om aan te horen zeker? ;)

 

Ps. Deze bedoel ik:

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Hee, dat klinkt interessant Ome Henk, een live album van Ronnie Earl :)

 

Mijn allerrreerste kennismaking met de blues was door Ronnie Earl.

(het mooie, instrumentale nummer 'Linda' van de LP 'I like it when it rains') :rolleyes:

 

Ik heb onlangs deze nog gedownload:

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(niet onaardig)

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Rechtstreeks van de koerier naar de CD player. :rolleyes:

 

TRIX ,mode, 2005 (king)

 

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FRAGILE ,poison quells poison, 2005 (Vega music)

 

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Eerst 't lekkere nummer 'Justice and independence' van dit album:

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En daarna de ietwat bluesy mood vertaalt in:

 

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('t nummer 'Did somebody make a fool out of you' en daarna 'Let me show you' )

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Tot nu toe nog steeds de enige die ik van Miles heb :o Het worden er meer :rolleyes: , maar dat is een kwestie van (priori)tijd ;):D

 

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Miles Davis - Kind of blue

Hmmm , lijkt mij meer een hele belangrijke Trane plaat . ;)

 

Misschien wat vaker draaien ? En ook eens een dingetje van Coltrane? :D

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Steve Lacy was born on 23 July in 1934. He was an African-American soprano saxophonist.

 

Born Steven Lackritz in New York City he started his musical training as a child at the piano. From there he moved on to clarinet, eventually leading to soprano saxophone. He studied with Cecil Scott and in 1953 went on to Schillinger School of Music (now Berklee School of Music). In 1954 he attended the Manhattan School of Music.

 

Lacy started out being influenced by traditional jazz and was an advocate of it as a player for many years. His interest in the early jazz of New Orleans, Chicago and Kansas City was later replaced by collaborations with Cecil Taylor and others in the late 1950s. During this time he also became very interested in the music of Thelonious Monk. For most of the year in 1960, Lacy worked with Monk's quintet, following that up with his own quintet with Roswell Rudd, Denis Charles and different bassists playing a repertoire of mainly Monk compositions. Starting in 1965, Lacy performed more and more as an international artist with fellow music artist Kenny Drew, Enrico Rava, Karl Berger and Paul Motian.

 

Two years later he married Irene Aebi, who would become a group member as a vocalist/cellist/violinist and moved to Europe. Lacy moved to Paris in 1970 where he played solo saxophone concerts. His work has included a variety of media and been performed in a number of settings, including schools, museums, churches, cultural centers, radio stations and for dancers. He has led a variety of ensembles and has played with top musicians from all over the world. He was also an important composer, including writing settings for the works of poets. In the early 1980s, Lacy formed what would become his most stable groups: with Aebi, Bobby Few, Steve Potts and Jean-Jacques Avenel.

 

Some of his recordings over the years include: Spirit Of Mingus (Freelance, 1991), More Monk (Soul Note, 1989), Anthem (Novus, 1989), Morning Joy (hat ART, 1986), Trickles (Black Saint, 1976), The Forest And The Zoo (ESP, 1966), Schooldays (hat ART, 1963), Reflections (OJC, 1958). In 2002 Lacy moved back to Boston, where he was a New England Conservatory faculty member.

 

Lacy, a jazz master who once defined his profession as "combination orator, singer, dancer, diplomat, poet, dialectician, mathematician, athlete, entertainer, educator, student, comedian, artist, seducer and general all around good fellow" died on June 4, 2004; he was 69. Steve Lacy leaves his wife and collaborator Irene.

 

Reference:

Jazz People

by Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated, New York

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Dat is `n flink lijstje trouwens, daar is tie wel even zoet mee.

Tsja, alle goede bedoelingen daargelaten, 't is een lijstje waar ik niets mee kan <_<:(

Zal je helpen : Kom uit je luisterzetel en prik er willekeurig een. Lijst is lang maar wel safe!

 

 

Alles is goed behalve "Love Supreme"( geoefend luisterend oor enz. )

 

Ga deze op je gemak eens beluisteren.

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