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Results 1 - 13 of 13 in J.J. Johnson

  1. January 2010Read the original story

    Friday Jan 1 | All About Jazz

    ... us such joy is now an insufferable burden, the song of innocence lost. As I write this, my head fills with J.J. Johnson's "Lament," a requiem to the death of our inner child. Still, would I play "Lament" at a funeral? Yours, maybe, but surely not ...

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    Related Topix: Paul Chambers, Jazz, Alcoholism, Health, Medicine

  2. Relocated Hoosier saxman

    Tuesday Dec 29 | Indianapolis Star

    ... them.Tom Gullion, a saxophonist trained at Indiana University and boosted by membership in Indianapolis native J.J. Johnson's late-in-life group, fills "Carswell" with original music played by two bands - one based in Chicago, the other in ...

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    Related Topix: Jazz

  3. Miles Revisited: Sketches of Spain (50th Anniversary Edition) & Miles Ahead Live

    Nov 7, 2009 | All About Jazz

    Third Stream, an attempt to meld aspects of jazz and European classical and world musics, as a term may have gone away, but that can't be said for the musical movement of that name that flourished at the mid-point of the 20th Century.

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    Related Topix: Classical, Gunther Schuller, Jazz, Black Entertainment, Miles Davis, Gil Evans

  4. Ergo

    Oct 26, 2009 | All About Jazz

    ... that Sroka is more interested in charting new musical territory than simply revisiting the traditions of J.J. Johnson.' In 2003 Sroka formed a new group called Ergo with the pianist Carl Maguire and the drummer Shawn Baltazor. Moving further and ...

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    Related Topix: Manhattan School of Music, Steve Turre, Jazz, Duke Ellington, Hungary, Budapest, Hungary, World News, Croton-on-Hudson, NY

  5. 50 great moments in jazz: Charlie Parker's final yearsRead the original story w/Photo

    Oct 14, 2009 | MediaGuardian.co.uk

    In the eight years following his release from a mental hospital in 1947, Parker produced a great deal of astonishing jazz A period of creative intensity ... Charlie Parker in 1952.

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    Related Topix: Charlie Parker, Jazz, Black Entertainment, Miles Davis, Max Roach

  6. CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Recent Listening: Martin, Strickland, FeltenRead the original story

    Oct 8, 2009 | All About Jazz

    ... with pianist Brad Mehldau and as the unofficial house drummer for Fresh Sound Records. More or less in the J.J. Johnson camp, Felten contrasts with Knepper's languid trickiness, although at moments he seems inclined to emulate it. With one of the ...

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    Related Topix: Brad Mehldau, Jazz, Chris Potter, Jaco Pastorius

  7. 50 great moments in jazz: Charlie Parker teams up with Ross RussellRead the original story w/Photo

    Sep 24, 2009 | MediaGuardian.co.uk

    Parker's deal with the record shop-owner was a defining moment for the saxophonist, as it led him to create some of the most memorable jazz improvisation of all time Charlie Parker produced his best work after signing a deal with Ross Russell.

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    Related Topix: Charlie Parker, Jazz, Black Entertainment, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis

  8. PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Bobbi Humphrey, Grady Tate, Clifton Anderson, Stuff at Creole in OctoberRead the original story

    Sep 15, 2009 | All About Jazz

    SOURCE: Ann Forster Creole Restaurant NYC: 2167 Third Avenue, Corner of 118th Street, NY, NY 10035.

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    Related Topix: Grady Tate, Bobbi Humphrey, Jazz, Blue Note Records

  9. OBITUARY: Chris ConnorRead the original story

    Sep 2, 2009 | All About Jazz

    ... virtually all of her peers. Instead, Chris preferred to be teamed with established jazz artists such as J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding, John Lewis, Oscar Pettiford, Barry Galbraith, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Nick Travis, Lucky Thompson and others. Even her ...

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  10. BeatstreetRead the original story

    Aug 17, 2009 | The Hindu

    ... such sessions, in the evening of his life, leading a septet of stars: Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis on tenor saxophone; J.J. Johnson on trombone; Freddie Hubbard on trumpet and flugelhorn; Joe Pass on guitar; John Heard on bass; and Jake Hanna on drums. The ...

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    Related Topix: Duke Ellington, Jazz

  11. Pirate Troubadour Roaming the Seas of ImprovisationRead the original story w/Photo

    Aug 8, 2009 | New York Times

    THERE was a time when Papo Vazquez , an Afro-Puerto Rican trombonist, did not understand jazz.

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    Related Topix: World News, Puerto Rico, Central America, Black Entertainment, John Coltrane, Jazz, Bronxville, NY, Yonkers, NY, Drama Movies, Mo' Better Blues, Music!

  12. INTERVIEW/PROFILE: Pirate Troubadour Roaming the Seas of Improvisation

    Aug 8, 2009 | All About Jazz

    THERE was a time when Papo Vazquez, an Afro-Puerto Rican trombonist, did not understand jazz.

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    Related Topix: World News, Puerto Rico, Central America, Black Entertainment, John Coltrane, Jazz, Bronxville, NY

  13. CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Clarinetist/Composer Frank Glover Releases...

    Jul 21, 2009 | All About Jazz

    ... alongside those of some of the best of Indiana's other well-known jazz artists, including Wes Montgomery and J.J. Johnson . Glover writes with carefully orchestrated colors, and cites Bela Bartok and Toru Takemitsu as two of his influences. ...

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    Related Topix: Symphony, Arts, Jazz