JAZZ

TPS 005 --TRINIDAD SOUNDS: 
1950s -1960s Bigband, Jazz, Latin and Calypso
Selections by a man called Warwick.

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TPS 005 -TRINIDAD SOUNDS: 1950s -1960s Bigband, Jazz, Latin and Calypso

1. The Man I love w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk - 2. Swing Spring w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk - 3. Bemsha Swing w-Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk

MILES DAVIS & THE JAZZ GIANTS

Miles Davis - música de Junior Lemos interpretada pela banda PITECANTROPO.

Miles Davis

Jazz In Paris  Chet Baker Quartet Plays Standards

There are no liner notes, essays or books that could ever really put just how vast the influence of John Coltrane is. Maybe a multiple-tome encyclopedia. Maybe. 

These liner notes will be no such attempt towards that. However, with this brand new mix conceptualized by Colectivo Futuro’s Miguel Colmenares, and with John Coltrane’s birthday coming up (September 23rd. Day of an equinox), maybe we can process a few ideas as to why he has become such an icon for so many all over the globe.

... continued here > http://www.musicismysanctuary.com/tributes-john-coltrane-selected-miguel-colectivo-part-1

TRACKLIST

01. Byard Lancaster Meets Le Professeur Inlassable - Saint John Coltrane
02. Aktuala - Ohnedaruth (Deicato A J. Coltrane)
03. Alice Coltrane - Something About John Coltrane
04. The Last Electro -Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble - The Trane & The Pharoah (For John Coltrane & Pharoah Sanders)
05. Steve Reid Ensemble - For Coltrane
06. Sonny Fortune - Five For Trane
07. Tete Mbambisa - Trane Ride
08. Bobby Hutcherson - Searchin' The Trane
09. Carlos Garnett - Memories of Coltrane
10. Four For Jazz - For John Coltrane

Tribute(s) to JOHN COLTRANE - Selected by Miguel Colectivo (Part 1)

Miles Davis Kind Of Blue Side 1

The Very Best Of Blues - Unforgettable Tracks

Although Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Woody Herman soldiered on, mostly keeping bands on the road into the 1970s (Ellington) and 1980s (Basie and Herman), the era of the big band effectively ended with the AFM strike and World War Two shortages of gas, rubber and players. A leaner combo-oriented music emerged in night clubs after the war. Several band leaders sought to find common ground with the new music and the big band format, but as dance halls faded, the economics of the large ensemble no longer worked.

Jazz at 100 Hour 22:  Bebop Big Bands - Earl Hines, Billy Eckstine, Woody Herman, (1940 - 1947)

some blue tunes, enjoy...

tracklist:
01 Monty Sunshine's Jazzband - New Orleans
02 Chris Barber's Jazz Band - Petite Fleur
03 Unknown - I Surrender Dear
04 Paris Blues Soundtrack Orchestra - Mood Indigo
05 Jack Teagarden - The Blues
06 Benny Goodman - Throwin' Stones At The Sun
07 Miff Mole - A Good Man Is Hard To Find
08 Louis Armstrong - Melancholy
09 Brad Gowans - It's Right Here For You
10 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Black And Tan Fantasy
11 Jack Teagarden - St. James Infirmary
12 Unknown - Lonesome death
13 Unknown - Black And Blue
14 Unknown - Blues My Naughty Sweety Gave To Me
15 Lou McCarity - When Day Is Done

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selected and connected by @Ekki0815 in November 2017

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