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Vanessa da Mata - Não Me Deixe Só (DeepLick Remix)



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Vanessa da Mata - Amado (DeepLick Remix)

Jacco Gardner - The End of August (Young Marco dub)

Release date: North America 5/5/2015 - Polyvinyl Records / Benelux 4/5/2105 - Excelsior Recordings / Rest of the World 4/5/2015 - Full Time Hobby


Hypnophobia

A Conversation with Ravi Coltrane and Rudresh Mahanthappa
Hosted by Ashley Kahn

This event took place in Dizzy's Den at the 58th Monterey Jazz Festival, September 20, 2015.

The making and mythology of John Coltrane’s timeless recording A Love Supreme began 50 years ago this year. It was not like any jazz before—it sounded like the black church, Coltrane’s tenor was intense and urging, like a Sunday preacher. The music sounded deeply sincere. The liner notes called the album a “gift to God.” It had with a chanted section (the first time Coltrane’s voice was heard by many people) and an inward-looking, prayer-like ending. The words on the cover carried a message of divine dedication and universal love.

A Love Supreme is a four-part suite, recorded by Coltrane’s Classic Quartet (McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) in a single afternoon on December 9, 1964 and released a few months later to universal praise: two GRAMMY Award nominations, Record of the Year according to DownBeat readers, who then handed three honors to Coltrane—Jazzman of the Year, Tenor Saxophone, and Hall of Fame induction.

Fifty years since, A Love Supreme has ascended in legend and influence, reaching far beyond the jazz world. The album is now a cultural icon on a par with the most cherished recordings in rock, hip-hop, and other styles. In complete form, few dare to perform or record it. Most musicians see it in a hallowed light, meant to be heard, not interpreted.

The Monterey Jazz Festival celebrates the golden anniversary of A Love Supreme in the Coffee House Gallery with a special exhibition of images telling the story of the album’s making, including many shot by famed jazz photographer Chuck Stewart who was present during the album’s recording session.

On Sunday, Septyember 20 at 2:30pm in Dizzy’s Den, saxophonists Ravi Coltrane (son of John) and Rudresh Mahanthappa joined GRAMMY-winning jazz historian Ashley Kahn in discussing the creation and status of A Love Supreme, with music and video excerpts.

A Love Supreme at 50: John Coltrane’s Spiritual Masterpiece (2015)

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The album "House in the Tall Grass" will be released on LP/CD/DL in May 13th.

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Kikagaku Moyo - "Kogarashi"

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These Words

A Conversation with Our Own Donny McCaslin: Musical Explorer and David Bowie Collaborator / Hosted by Ashley Kahn
Recorded at the 59th Monterey Jazz Festival, September 18, 2016 in Monterey, Calif.

Live at the 2016 Monterey Jazz Festival

Donny McCaslin: Musical Explorer & David Bowie Collaborator (2016)

Kenny Barron and Regina Carter's performance of "Don't Explain," (written by Billie Holiday and Arthur Herzog Jr.)on the Jimmy Lyons Stage in the Arena at the 52nd Annual Monterey Jazz Festival on September 18, 2009. 

This performance was part of the Monterey Jazz Festival All-Stars' set, which featured Kenny Barron, Regina Carter, Russell Malone, Kiyoshi Kitagawa, and Johnathan Blake.

Kenny Barron & Regina Carter, "Don't Explain" at MJF52 (2009)



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Raissa Fayet, Deeplick & Dazzo - São Jorge

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The Annual Downbeat Blindfold Test with bassist and composer John Clayton, moderated by Dan Ouellette. 

This event took place in the Pacific Jazz Cafe at the 61st Annual Monterey Jazz Festival, September 23, 2018.

The DownBeat Blindfold Test is a listening test that challenges the featured artist to identify and discuss the music and musicians who perform on selected recordings. The artist is then asked to rate each tune using a 5-star system. No information is given to the artist prior to the test. A transcript will be published in the January 2019 issue of Downbeat!

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