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George Wallington: Between 52nd Street and the Café Bohemia
George Wallington had never heard Dizzy Gillespie play when Gillespie offered him a job.
Wallington was still a teenager, working where he could around Greenwich Village, when trumpeter Jerry Hurwitz introduced the two musicians. Gillespie...
Barry Harris and the Living Language of Bebop
Long before Barry Harris became an internationally known teacher, musicians were already climbing the stairs to his house in Detroit.
Sonny Red and Roland Hanna came to work on chords. Joe Henderson took lessons. Charles McPherson began st...
Awakening! — Jimmy Woods
Contemporary M3605
Jimmy Woods, alto saxophone
Joe Gordon and Martin Banks, trumpet
Amos Trice and Dick Whittington, piano
Jimmy Bond and Gary Peacock, bass
Milt Turner, drums
Recorded September 13, 1961, and February 19, 1962, at...
New Faces — New Sounds: Gil Mellé Quintet, Volume 2
Blue Note BLP 5033
Gil Mellé, tenor and baritone saxophones
Urbie Green, trombone
Tal Farlow, guitar
Clyde Lombardi, bass
Joe Morello, drums
Recorded October 25, 1953, at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey.
Produced by Al...
Pharoah Sanders Quintet (ESP-Disk) — Pharoah Sanders
ESP-Disk’ 1003
Pharoah Sanders, tenor saxophone
Stan Foster, trumpet
Jane Getz, piano
William Bennett, bass
Marvin Pattillo, percussion
Recorded September 10, 1964, in New York City.
Recording engineer: Jerry Newman.
Pharoah Sa...
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