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jt1674 · 2 days

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#miles davis #bitches brew #spanish key #wayne shorter #dave holland #chick corea #joe zawinul #john mclaughlin #larry young #bennie maupin #harvey brooks #lenny white #jack dejohnette #don alias #mati klarwein

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musicollage · 10 months

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Carla Bley — Sextet. 1987 : ECM WATT.

! enjoy the album ★ provide a coffee !

#jazz #jazz organ #Carla Bley #1987 #ecm #ecm watt #steve swallow #hiram bullock #don alias #1980s #1980s jazz #female performer

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kosmik-signals · 8 months

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(via Watch Joni Mitchell Perform A Full Concert With Jaco Pastorius, Pat Metheny, And Michael Brecker)

#Joni Mitchell #Pat Metheny #Don Alias #Michael Brecker #Jaco Pastorius #Shadows and Light

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nofatclips · 1 year

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Wind Danse by Chick Corea from the album My Spanish Heart [Also on: Spotify]

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jazzdailyblog · 3 months

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Steve Grossman: The Saxophonist Who Rode the Jazz Wave

Introduction: The realm of jazz has been adorned with virtuosos who, through their saxophones, painted musical landscapes that transcend time. Among these, Steve Grossman, a luminary of American jazz, carved a niche for himself, leaving an indelible mark on the genre. This exploration delves into the life, career, and enduring legacy of Steve Grossman, a tenor saxophonist whose notes echoed…

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#A Tribute to Jack Johnson #Don Alias #Elvin Jones #Gene Perla #Jazz History #Jazz Saxophonists #John Coltrane #Live at the Lighthouse #Márcio Montarroyos #Miles Davis #Some Shapes to Come #Steve Grossman #Stone Alliance #Wayne Shorter

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nervoussystemmusicreverence · 8 months

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John Scofield - Loud Jazz

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John Scofield

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John Scofield

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Steve Swallow

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John Scofield – Electric guitar Robert Aries – Keyboards George Duke – Keyboards Gary Grainger – Bass guitar Dennis Chambers – Drums Don Alias – Percussion

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September 1 1988

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#john scofield #steve swallow #robert aries #george duke #gary grainger #dennis chambers #don alias #1980s #1988 #music #Youtube

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differenthead · 8 months

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Volume 264

0:00:00 — "The Beginning" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:03:53 — "On Air" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:07:08 — "Dreamspeak" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:10:51 — "Malibu Queen" by Alan Hawkshaw (1985)

0:14:06 — DJ

0:17:08 — "Improvisation pour Orgue et Saxophone #1" by Bertrand Eluerd (1990)

0:19:10 — "Our World 2" by Paul Williams (1992)

0:20:44 — "Cover Girl" by Ron Aspery (1985)

0:23:22 — "Valley of Mists (A)" by Keith Mansfield (1989)

0:25:28 — "Double Helix (A)" by Keith Mansfield (1989)

0:27:54 — "Palm Innocence" by Iasos (1983)

0:30:37 — "Dark (Kip's Tune)" (Edit) by Kip Hanrahan (1985)

0:31:17 — "Magical" by Anthony Phillips (1991)

0:34:11 — "First Light" by Milan Pilar (1993)

0:38:27 — "Dance of Medusa" by Milan Pilar (1994)

0:43:24 — "Digital Structures 24" by Milan Pilar (1990)

0:45:07 — "Raindance" by O Yuki Conjugate (1987)

0:52:01 — "Jump Monk" (Edit) by Don Alias & Michael Blair & Art Baron & Bill Frisell & Gary Lucas & Greg Cohen (1992)

0:53:36 — "Desert Mirage" by David Vorhaus (1993)

0:56:34 — "Sirens" by Steve Everitt (1994)

1:00:21 — "Nomadic 1" by David Hentschel (1990)

1:02:01 — "Manta Ray" by Eric Vann (1982)

1:03:46 — "Primordial Germination" (Edit) by Geinoh Yamashirogumi (1986)

1:05:45 — "Love Magick" (Edit) by Steve Roach & Robert Rich (1992)

1:09:14 — "Touch" by Steve Roach & Robert Rich (1992)

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takmiblog · 2 years

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#joni mitchell #charles mingus #jaco pastorius #wayne shorter #herbie hancock #peter erskine #don alias #emil richards #wolves #vinyl #mingus

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kamfalk · 2 years

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From Canada: Herbie Hancock performs Thieves in the Temple by Prince, with Jack DeJohnette (drums), Don Alias (percussion), Dave Holland (bass), John Scofield (guitar) and Michael Brecker (tenor sax) at the 1997 Montreal Jazz Festival.

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#1997 #Bass #Dave Holland #Don Alias #Drums #Guitar #Herbie Hancock #Jack DeJohnette #John Scofield #Michael Brecker #Montreal Jazz Festival #Percussion #Piano #Prince #Tenor Sax #Thieves in the Temple

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jt1674 · 2 months

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#miles davis #bitches brew #miles runs the voodoo down #dave holland #jack dejohnette #mati klarwein #harvey brooks #wayne shorter #bennie maupin #john mclaughlin #joe zawinul #chick corea #don alias

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altamontpt · 5 months

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Joni Mitchell - Mingus (1979)

Joni Mitchell a colaborar com Charles Mingus é o casamento perfeito em teoria. Na prática? É a montanha a parir um disco tão fraco que devia ser subterrado por uma avalanche.

Joni Mitchell a colaborar com Charles Mingus é o casamento perfeito em teoria. Na prática? É a montanha a parir um disco tão fraco que devia ser subterrado por uma avalanche. O disco – que conta com um elenco de luxo, incluindo Jaco Pastorius, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock e Don Alias – inclui três originais de Mingus, dois de Mitchell, algumas faixas de spoken word e uma versão de “Goodbye Pork…

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#Charles Mingus #Don Alias #Herbie Hancock #Jaco Pastorius #Wayne Shorter

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longliverockback · 9 months

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Carlos Santana and Mahavishnue John McLaughlin Love Devotion Surrender 1973 Columbia ————————————————— Tracks: 1. A Love Supreme 2. Naima 3. The Life Divine 4. Let Us Go into the House of the Lord 5. Meditation —————————————————

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Doug Rauch

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Mike Shrieve

Larry Young

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#Carlos Santana #John McLaughlin #Don Alias #Billy Cobham #Jan Hammer #Mingo Lewis #Eve McLaughlin #Armando Peraza #Doug Rauch #Carlos Santana Mike Shrieve #Larry Young #Love Devotion Surrender #LP #Jazz #1973

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mitjalovse · 1 year

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John McLaughlin has quite a career as we've seen from most of our talks on his career that continues to astound us with a high amount of versatility for a jazz player. Thus, should the fact he collaborated with Carlos Santana shock us? No, that sounds quite plausible, though the end result might give us a pause, i.e. the disc is more like a McLaughlin joint with Santana as a very special guest. Of course, he does make his presence shown, but I'm not surprised their LP was something Santana's fans weren't ready to tackle. I mean, Mr. Santana has one of the most peculiar opuses for something who is predominantly seen as a rock guitarist as he is much more interesting than Supernatural would've lead you believe.