Friday: Louis Ricaute Flip Fucks With Jeffrey Lloyd

Chico Hamilton with Charles Lloyd - Drumfusion + Passin' Thru (1962) {2013 Master Jazz Remaster}
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© 1962, 2013 Master Jazz Records / Columbia / Impulse! | MJR 8892862
Jazz / Cool / Drums

This edition presents the complete original Chico Hamilton LP Drumfusion (Columbia CS8607), appearing here on CD for the first time ever. Also included is the only known alternate take from the session, which was only previously issued on a long out of print compilation LP. To complete this CD, Hamilton’s following album, Passin’ Thru (Impulse AS-29) had been added. It had never been released before in its entirety on a single CD and includes a second version of “Transfusion”. Both LPs feature nearly the same personnel, with Garnett Brown and George Bohanon alternating on trombone.

Features Szabo where he shone brightest — live. Good performances of reliable staples: “People,” “Stormy” and, of course, “Spellbinder.” “Sombrero Sam” features a brief, welcome reunion with Charles Lloyd. Not available on CD.

In this video, Jeff gives you the underlying relationships of all heads that you can refer to when drawing from the model or from photographs to achieve a likeness, and demonstrates warm-up drawings in sets of four 5-minute exercises before tackling a long drawing of the same model. This is the exercise that he sets out in his classes in his Atelier for his drawing students and the process they go through every week of class. Now you can sit in on one of his classes, where he demonstrates on this video exactly as he would in each weekly class.