What was the most unexpected combination of jazz musicians you ever heard?
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Greg Osby! An in-demand sideman and a co-founder of the M-Base Collective, Osby was also a notable member of Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition band. "I'd like to be regarded as provocateur and an experimentalist. What I do is based upon the greater aspects of sound, structure, and science as well as intuition, intellect and the human spirit."
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nostr:npub1vuag09u3hdncn8e08hz4smt2dpu83e7epupzf4v5wxtgga8dmqsspqkm9m Their album Flight Path is one of my favorites in my vinyl collection. It is impeccably recorded and mastered. Listen to Charlie Rouseās gorgeous tone on tenor on If I Should Lose You.
nostr:npub1tahj53s3wxp8ky3tr5chmahph68l4vkhwam665dx03k2sy2d46qst34mlz Agreed,@a@favorite of mine as well. Rudy Van Gelderās studio at its best.
Jazztodon artist of the week: Sphere! A jazz super-group of #kennybarron on piano, #charlierouse on tenor, #benriley on drums, and #busterwilliams on bass, this group put out seven critically acclaimed albums between 1982 and 1997. They played tribute to #theloniusmonk on many tracks (naturally, with Charlie Rouse in the band), but they quickly developed their own unique sound.
#jazz #sphere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1_OuG6jfJk