Jazz Music

Miles Davis featuring Keith Jarrett - What I Say?, Volume 1 & 2 (1971) {2CD, Jazz Music Yesterday 1015/16-2 rel 1994}
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© 1971, 1994 Jazz Music Yesterday | 1015-2 / 1016-2
Jazz / Fusion / Trumpet

What I Say is a two volume CD album of live recordings of Miles Davis. The album was released on JMY Records label in Italy. Vol. 1 Recorded in Vienna, 5 November 1971 at the Wiener Konzerthaus. Vol. 2 Recorded live at the Wiener Konzerthaus on November 5, 1971 (tracks 1-3), and at the Fillmore West, San Francisco, October 17, 1970 (tracks 4-6).

Bobby Hutcherson & Harold Land - Blow Up (1969) {Jazz Music Yesterday JMY1005-2 rel 1990}
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© 1969, 1990 Jazz Music Yesterday | JMY 1005-2
Jazz / Post Bop / Modal Music / Vibes / Saxophone

The Hutcherson-Land Quintet has long been one of my favorite jazz groups. Great compositions, excellent soloing with everyone interacting as a cohesive unit. Always lots of sparks & fire in an open, relaxed feel. Never over-bearing or pretentious. This live date from 1969 is a great addition to their discography. Joe Chambers, the usual drummer, is here in even greater than usual form, one of the most outstanding (and under-recognized) drummers ever. Reggie Johnson contributes solidly on bass and the always stimulating Stanley Cowell on piano make this an especially interesting configuration. Four tunes well over 10 min. ea., exploring these pieces in a way much like Miles' '65-'68 quintet (and doing Hancock's "Maiden Voyage").

Various Artists - Masters Of Jazz - An Award-Winning Series (2004) {5DVD5 PAL Box Set DV1374704101}
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© 2004 Documentary Plus | DV1374704101
Jazz / Documentary / Bop / Big Band / Hard Bop

Masters Of American Music The Story Of Jazz may be the most concise informative documentary on jazz to date. Five discs consisting of six and a half hours of material is presented in concise, informative segments. Comparisons to Ken Burns Jazz are inevitable, but unnecessary. This documentary combines extremely rare footage of performances and interviews to analyze the evolution of jazz and highlight four of its icons. Originally a television 'mini-series', the release of this limited edition digitally re-mastered set is good news for the world of jazz.