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Robert “Brother Ah” Northern

A rare jazz France horn participant and soloist, Robert North aka Sibling Ah was among the busiest program musicians from the ’50s and ’60s. He proved helpful and documented with many jazz stars, included in this Donald Byrd, John Coltrane, Gil Evans, Sunlight Ra, Gil Evans, McCoy Tyner, Rahsaan Roland …

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William Parker

In the first ’90s, the direct music heirs of Taylor, Ayler, and Coleman were mostly ignored by NY jazz critics, who found even more to like about the hard bop revivalists who dominated major-label documenting. Hence, the general public presence of musicians specialized in an “energy music” visual was minimal. …

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Art Davis

Described by critic Nat Hentoff as “beyond category,” twin bassist Art Davis boasted a complete mastery from the tool that expanded across multiple musical idioms. The innovative apex of his profession was his long-running cooperation with jazz immortal John Coltrane, a relationship that spanned through the landmark A Appreciate Supreme …

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Reggie Workman

Reggie Workman is definitely probably one of the most technically gifted of most bassists, an excellent participant whose versatile design suits into both hard bop and incredibly avant-garde configurations. He performed piano, tuba, and euphonium in early stages but resolved on bass in the middle-’50s. After operating frequently with Gigi …

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Paul Chambers

Among the best bassists of 1955-1965, Paul Chambers was one of the primary in jazz to consider creative bowed solos (apart from Slam Stewart, who also hummed together with his bowing). He was raised in Detroit, where he was area of the fertile regional jazz picture. After touring with Paul …

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Kiane Zawadi

Mostly of the jazz music artists to try out the unwieldy euphonium, Zawadi can be an accomplished trombonist. He was created Bernard McKinney to a big, musically-inclined family; many of his nine siblings also became music artists. His initial professional gig was with pianist Barry Harris and saxophonist Sonny Stitt …

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A. Spencer Barefield

A. Spencer Barefield is really a delicate, understated guitarist even though he played, for a while, with high-voltage bandleader Roscoe Mitchell. The Detroit-based guitarist’s acoustic riffs, licks and phrases discovered a house in Mitchell’s Sound/Space Ensembles through the ’70s and ’80s. Barefield in addition has recorded for Audio Aspects, CAC …

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Sam Jones

Sam Jones, a greatly in-demand bassist who have often teamed up with drummer Louis Hayes, was also a talented jazz cello soloist. He constantly took benefit of the pretty rare opportunities he previously to lead classes to create unforgettable music. He used Tiny Bradshaw (1953-1955), shifted to NY in 1955 …

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John Coltrane Quartet

1960 was a significant turning stage for John Coltrane (given birth to Sept 23, 1926, died July 17, 1967). It had been in 1960 which the big-toned saxophone large left Mls Davis’ employ once and for all, produced modal jazz (instead of hard bop) his primary focus, and produced a …

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Charles Fambrough

Most widely known for his stint with Artwork Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, bassist Charles Fambrough led 3 quite effective all-star times for CTI which were filled up with his stimulating originals. He originally researched traditional piano but turned to bass when he was 13. In 1968, Fambrough started playing with regional …

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