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Satchmo in Leopoldville: the day Louis Armstrong played in a country at war
On October 28, 1960, a ferry crossed the Congo River from Brazzaville to Leopoldville carrying a trumpet player, his wife, his All Stars and a very particular kind of diplomacy. The capital of a country barely four months old was, that week...
Ella and Louis (Verve, 1956)
Recorded on August 16, 1956 at Capitol Studios, Hollywood. Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong (vocals), with Oscar Peterson (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar), Ray Brown (bass) and Buddy Rich (drums). Produced by Norman Granz.
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RYO FUKUI, SCENERY (Trio, 1976)
When Ryo Fukui walked into Yamaha Hall in Sapporo in September 1976, he was twenty-eight and had been playing piano for only six years. Born in Biratori, Hokkaido, in 1948, he had decided at twenty-two to teach himself the instrument. No co...
57 Jazz Legends, One Stoop, and Nobody on Time
© Art Kane, Harlem 1958.
Today I want to tell you about the most famous photograph in jazz history: an image that captures the greatness of an era, with the most important and influential musicians this music has ever known.
It is August...
The Tyranny of Big Chords: Why True Mastery Is the Art of Omission
In conservatories and music schools across the globe, students are continuously taught to construct complex harmonic structures, chase massive chords, and fill every inch of available acoustic space, yet in a rare piece of archival footage,...
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