Under rated
https://youtu.be/Ys2lzTa6a8k?t=2
Must have heard under rated . . https://youtu.be/FSbP6ZhfPs0?t=2
Jazz for aficionados
Under rated https://youtu.be/Ys2lzTa6a8k?t=2 Must have heard under rated . . https://youtu.be/FSbP6ZhfPs0?t=2 |
It is really Paul Desmond who is the stand out artist of the group. A lyrical saxophonist with incredible control of the instrument. I do not want to say anything interpreted as bad about Dave Brubeck but he is not a pianist that takes me to other places like McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock, Bill Evans, Monk, Chick Corea and Andrew Hill. I'm sure I am forgetting a few. If you asked these guys who influenced them them most they would say Art Tatum. I think from just a historical perspective every jazz lover should listen to Tatum. Some of the later Pablo records were recorded quite nicely. |
pjw, Blakey certainly rates high on my list as well. I'd not heard that track before but it reminded me of this classic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHKyVJ5YfNU o10, you had better judgement than I did. I've told this story before but don't remember if it was here or another site? Close to the end of his career Brubeck was scheduled to perform with our local symphony orchestra. A couple of audio buddies, knowing I liked Brubeck, as if I wanted to get tickets. Unfortunately I declined, thinking his age would prevent a good performance and I wanted to remember him as I'd heard him earlier. Well my friends did attend and raved about his performance, as did local media reviewers. My loss I missed one more chance to enjoy his artistry. :^( |
My favorite album by Brubeck is "Jazz Impressions of Eurasia". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ieHdRYGCdg&list=PLOwzQWJ2V2l0oebQssik_mQau6jdq94Sp |