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The Jazz Session No.338 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in November 2023, featuring the challenging contemporary improvised jazz album from Paul Dunmall, Faith Brackenbury, Tony Bianco, and John Pope. TRACK LISTING: The Entertainer - Ken Colyer's Jazzmen; Milenberg Joys - Kenny Ball; Bemshaw Swing - Thelonius Monk; Easy to Love - Oscar Peterson; As It Was - Paul Dunmall, Faith Brackenbury, Tony Bianco, John Pope; I Should Care - Charlie Watts meets the Danish Radio Big Band; Don the Dreamer - Kenny Wheeler and the John Dankworth Orchestra; Troyka Smash - Troyka; Soul of Things, Var.8 - Tomasz Stanko Quartet; Over Hill, Over Dale - Cleo Laine; Trouble in Mind - Nina Simone; Soul Eyes - John Coltrane Quartet; Directions - Miles Davis, Shorter, Corea, Holland, DeJohnette; And Ever Shall Be - Paul Dunmall, Faith Brackenbury, Tony Bianco, John Pope; Wild Man Blues - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Sevem, ft. Johnny Dodds; Love for Sale - Turtle Island String Quartet; Newk's Fluke - Stan Tracey Octet; Five Flat Flurry - George Shearing Sextet.

Bienvenidos amantes de la música. Jack DeJohnette, no es un baterista típico. Comenzó su formación musical como pianista durante 10 años. Durante la secundaria comenzó a tocar batería y en sus primeros años en la escena de Chicago recibía contratos a veces para tocar de pianista y otras de baterista. El reconocimiento internacional llegó cuando se sumó al Cuarteto de Charles Lloyd junto a uno de sus compañeros de viaje, el pianista Keith Jarret. El saxofonista Eddie Harris fue el responsable de convencer a DeJohnette que se dedicara completamente a la Batería porque vió su talento natural. Miles Davis lo reclutó para grabar en Bitches Brew y dijo que le encantaba el groove tan profundo que lograba poner como base para el exigente trompetista. Una de sus influencias en el instrumento fue Roy Haynes, con quien grabó su primer disco como líder. Hasta ahora tiene una marca en el sello ECM, Ha aparecido en más álbumes del sello que cualquier otro músico. Desde hace 30 años que califica su trabajo como Música Multidireccional. "Cuando era niño escuché todo tipo de música y nunca las puse en categorías" declaró. Les invitamos a escuchar una pequeña selección de su amplio catálogo. Los temas son: 1. Epilog 2. How's Never 3. Third World Anthem *Suscríbete a nuestro canal. Si ya lo has hecho, considera apoyarnos en Patreon como mecenas para hacer sustentable nuestro programa y mantener nuestro viaje en vuelo. (Podrás acceder a episodios anticipados y exclusivos)patreon.com/ViajeJazz?fan_landing=true *Ayúdanos con un Me gusta, Comparte y Comenta. * En viajealmundodeljazz.com encuentra un reproductor de Jazz Moderno y Jazz Clásico.

Celebrated pianist and MacPhail instructor Michael Cain spent about a decade working with Jack DeJohnette from '90-'99. He was nice enough to swing through Jazz88 and talk about his love of Jack DeJohnette. He also reflected on DeJohnette's larger importance in the music world at large.

Celebrated pianist and MacPhail instructor Michael Cain spent about a decade working with Jack DeJohnette from '90-'99. He was nice enough to swing through Jazz88 and talk about his love of Jack DeJohnette. He also reflected on DeJohnette's larger importance in the music world at large.

PROGRAMACION OCTUBRE 13 1. Cæcilie Norby - Earthenya - Earthenya Song 4:02 2. Anat Cohen - Quartetinho - Palhaço 8:21 3. Ernesto Cervini - Joy - Three Pines 4:57 4. Ilan Elbaz - Beyond The Door - Level Up 4:56 5. Mark Guiliana - the sound of listening - under the influence 6:34 6. Fresu.Bardoscia.Rubino.Di Bonaventura - Ferlinghetti - I Was an American Boy 6:12 7. Carter.DeJohnette.Rubalcaba - Skyline - Silver Hollow 6:42 8. Joel Hierrezuelo - Cimarron - The Mountain 5:13 /////////////////////////////////////////// CORTINAS Toot Sweet Lee Konitz, Michel Petrucciani Owl Records | 1982 ///////////////////////////////////////////

Rubrikoje „Dabar prieš šimtą metų“ Domantas Razauskas pristato 1922-ųjų metų šlagerį, vieną pirmųjų kūrinių, kurio parduota daugiau nei milijonas kopijų. Tai valsas „Trys valandos ryto“ („Three O'Clock in the Morning“).Rubrikoje „Muzikos enšteinai“ – atsakymai į klausimus, kuo simfonija skiriasi nuo koncerto, ir kas buvo simfonijų išradėjai, pirmieji kūrėjai?O taip pat laidoje – jubiliejus. Legendiniam būgnininkui Jackui DeJohnette – 80. Kodėl tai vienas svarbiausių gyvųjų džiazo muzikantų?Ved. Domantas Razauskas

The Jazz Session No.260 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in May 2022, featuring the superb 1976 jazz fusion album “Black Market” from Weather Report. TRACK LISTING: Lucy - Lu - Giulia Valle Trio; Elevation of Love - Esbjorn Svensson Trio; St Thomas - Sonny Rollins; Mimi - Coleman Hawkins, Manny Albarn and his Orchestra; Herandu - Weather Report; Cannon Ball - Weather Report; Some of These Days - Chris Barber Jazz & Blues Band; Cakewalkin' Babies - Humphrey Lyttelton; Illusion (Silly Apparition) - Skinny Pelembe; Guerilla - Gil Scott-Heron ; Rockin' In Rhythm - Harry Hayes and his Band; Jump Town - Harry James; Quiet Thunder - Dinosaur (Laura Jurd); Organ Eternal - Yazz Ahmed; Black Market - Weather Report; Elegant People - Weather Report; Do What You Gotta Do - Nina Simone; I've Got To See You Again - Norah Jones ; Leroy and Lanisha - Kamasi Washington; Deer Wan - Kenny Wheeler, w. Holland, DeJohnette, Garbarek.

Usually not a big fan of the Grammy Awards, but this year had some intriguing picks. From the feel good, straight ahead sounds of McBrides Big Band, to the probing improvisations of Carter, DeJohnette, Rubalcaba, and the creative explorations of Esperanza, these picks span a wide pallet of today's jazz. The posthumous awards to Chick and Lyle are also represented in this episode.  Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Christian McBride Big Band ~ Medgar Evers' Blues ~ For Jimmy, Wes and Oliver Jon Batiste ~ MOVEMENT 11' ~ WE ARE Jon Batiste ~ ADULTHOOD (feat. Hot 8 Brass Band) ~ WE ARE Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette & Gonzalo Rubalcaba ~ Ahmad the Terrible ~ Skyline Esperanza Spalding ~ Formwela 10 ~ SONGWRIGHTS APOTHECARY LAB Eliane Elias & Chucho Valdés ~ Sabor a Mi ~ Mirror Mirror Chick Corea Akoustic Band ~ Humpty Dumpty ~ LIVE Lyle Mays ~ Eberhard ~ Eberhard - EP

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   Drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.     #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   Drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.     #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   Drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.   #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   Drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.   #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   This Monday, drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.   #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

How many drummers can you name who changed the whole conversation, just with their playing? Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two? How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers? It's a short list by anybody's count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.   This Monday, drummer Pheeroan Aklaff joins Mitch Goldman in putting DeJohnette in Deep Focus. Mitch, of course, has some dazzling live music from the archives that you've probably never heard. DeJohnette's band Special Edition is ripe for rediscovery.   #WKCR #DeepFocus #MitchGoldman #PheeroanakLaff #JackDeJohnette #JazzRadio #JazzInterview #JazzPodcast   Photo credit: Roberto Masotti

The Jazz Session No.194, from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Feb 2021, featuring a tribute to the late, great and superb jazz pianist and composer Chick Corea. TRACK LISTING: Impressions - John Coltrane; Waltz for Tony - Abbie Finn Trio; Straight Up and Down - Chick Corea; Directions - Chick Corea, w. Davis, Shorter, Holland, deJohnette; Stop the World I Want to Get Off - Tubby Hayes; Careless Love - Chris Barber; 500 Miles High - Chick Corea and Return to Forever; Senor Mouse - Chick Corea, w. Gary Burton; Betty's Dad - Flightless Birds; La Saboteuse - Yazz Ahmed; Nite Sprite - Chick Corea and Return to Forever; Song to Gayle - Chick Corea, w. Gary Burton; Ornithology - Charlie Parker; Come Sunday - Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra; Brasilia - Chick Corea, w. Gary Burton; Africa - Chick Corea; Anything You Can Do - Bing Crosby, w. Dick Haynes, Andrews Sisters; I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra, w. Nelson Riddle; Time Remembered - Chick Corea, w. Gary Burton; But Beautiful - Chick Corea, w. Christian McBride, Brian Blade.

This week's episode begins in celebration of Biden's ascension to POTUS, with a track he used during the campaign. We follow with a variety of tunes, new and old. Of note are a couple duets. One with DeJohnette and John Surman, another with McPartland and Corea. The episode concludes paying tribute to the late Lee Konitz. PlaylistArtist ~ Name ~ AlbumCurtis Mayfield ~ Move On Up ~ CurtisMatt Dwonszyk ~ Weak Incentive ~ Wonderful WorldBilly Childs ~ Leimert Park ~ AcceptanceJack DeJohnette & John Surman ~ Nestor's Saga (The Tale of the Ancient) ~ The Amazing Adventures of Simon SimonChick Corea & Marian McPartland ~ Spain ~ Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Radio Broadcast (With Chick Corea)Emmet Cohen ~ Dardanella ~ Future StrideLee Konitz ~ You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To ~ Motion

Radio Jazz studievært Brian Petro's storserie om ECM handler denne gang om den afdøde guitarist John Abercrombie (1944-2017) og hans udgivelser i 1970´erne. Der er fokus på to jazzrock-trioer: debutalbummet "Timeless" med Jan Hammer og Jack DeJohnette, og Gateway-trioen med DeJohnette og Dave Holland. Sendt i Radio Jazz i 2020 Der er mere jazz på www.radiojazz.dk

Playlist: Albert Collins - Cold CutsDavid Bromberg Quartet - Get Up And Go > Fiddle Tunes MedleyThe Pretty Things - Alexander > Defecting GreyCommander Cody Band - House Of Blue Lights > It Should Have Been Me > They Kicked Me Out Of The BandBig Sugar - Empty HeadFreakwater - Little Ole Wine Drinker, MeKVHW - 5B4 Funk > SlumberAbercrombie, DeJohnette, Vasconcelos & Walcott - JamFreddie Hubbard Quintet - Little SunflowerNat Adderley Quintet - Moe's ThemeHunters & Collectors - I Believe To My SoulTom Waits - Frank's Wild YearsRick Danko & Richard Manuel - Stage FrightBob Pegg - The House That Jack BuiltVeda Hille - Conversation With The Dead

Playlist: Nat Adderley Quintet - The ChantFrank Turner & The Sleeping Souls - Once We Were AnarchistsBig Sugar - NicotinaGarbage - Silence Is GoldenJackson Browne - Looking EastJohn Martyn & Band - One WorldAlbert Collins - Cold, Cold FeelingFreddie Hubbard Quintet - First Light > One Of A KindAbercrombie, DeJohnette, Vasconcelos & Walcott - Jam #1Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls - Be More KindTom Waits - With A Suitcase > I Never Talk To StrangersThe Flying Burrito Brothers 50th Anniversary - Willin'Kieran Kane & Kevin Welch - Train to Birmingham

Bob Dylan turns 79 on Sunday (but who's counting?), and we here at Hard Rain & Slow Trains: Bob Dylan & Fellow Travelers are not going to let the occasion go by unmarked. This episode also features the debut of the new segment, "Twenty Pounds of Headlines" featuring news from the world of Bob Dylan. This week on "Who Did It Better?" two live versions of "Positively 4th Street": Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders from 1973 & Bob Dylan from 1994. Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote for who did it better!

We may be stuck at home ALONE, but TOGETHER through our common love of jazz music, we can will get through this. For many of us music sustains our spirit and enhances our lives. My hope is that this podcast will help to keep you "In The Groove", hip you to new music, and give you comfort with our great jazz standards. PlaylistArtist ~ Track ~ Album McCoy Tyner ~ Alone Together ~ IlluminationsJimmy Greene ~ Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most ~ Introducing Jimmy GreeneAhmad Jamal ~ Stolen Moments ~ The AwakeningBill Evans Trio ~ Milestones ~ Waltz for DebbyBilly Childs feat. Lisa Fischer ~ Map to the Treasure ~ Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro (2014)Kenny Barron & Dave Holland Trio (feat. Johnathan Blake) ~ I Remeber When ~ Without DeceptionHudson (feat. Dejohnette, Grenadier, Medeski, Scofield) ~ Tony Then Jack ~ Hudson

Farah talks about the guiding principles of her horsemanship approach.

How many drummers changed the whole conversation, just with their playing?  Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two?  How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers?  It’s a short list by anybody’s count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.    This Monday, Pheeroan akLaff joins Mitch Goldman to put DeJohnette in Deep Focus.  Mitch, of course, has some spectacular live music from the archives that you’ve never heard.

How many drummers changed the whole conversation, just with their playing?  Like, to the point that they became the North Star for the next generation or two?  How many of those were also great bandleaders, and maybe even solid composers?  It’s a short list by anybody’s count but one name you are probably already thinking of is Jack DeJohnette.    This Monday, Pheeroan akLaff joins Mitch Goldman to put DeJohnette in Deep Focus.  Mitch, of course, has some spectacular live music from the archives that you’ve never heard.

Just some random musings about spending time listening, absorbing and not getting overwhelmed by the unlimited choices we have available to us these days.

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Garbarek-Stenson Quartet, Savina Yannatou, Frode Haltli, Azimuth, Codona, Surman, DeJohnette, Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Garbarek-Stenson Quartet, Savina Yannatou, Frode Haltli, Azimuth, Codona, Surman, DeJohnette, Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy (seconda parte)

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Garbarek-Stenson Quartet, Savina Yannatou, Frode Haltli, Azimuth, Codona, Surman, DeJohnette, Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy (seconda parte)

Artist - Tune - Album Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay - Red Clay Hugh Masekela - In the Market Place - I Am Not Afraid Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good - Feels So Good Angie Stone & Calvin Richardson - More Than A Woman - Mahogany Soul Pat Martino - Pyramidal Vision - Joyous Lake Jazz Passengers - Strange Love - Deranges & Decomposed Jazz Passengers - In No Languages - Deranged & Decomposed dj Cheb i Sabbah - Kese Kese (Sarangi Mix) - MahaMaya – Shri Durga Remix Tony Williams - Eris - The Joy of Flying Santana - Guajira - Santana III Chick Corea & Return to Forever - 500 Miles High - Light as a Feather Stevie Wonder - Flower Power - The Secret Life of Plants Vital Information - Sixth Sense - Ray of Hope Horace Silver - Song for My Father - Song for My Father Jack DeJohnette - John McKee - Parallel Realities Anita Baker - Caught Up in the Rapture - Rapture Chaka Khan - Them There Eyes - Echoes of an Era Buddy Miles - Joe Tex - A Message to the People This Set is introduced by Buckshot LeFonque's "Music Evolution". Playlists from all previous Sets of Jazz Gumbo are at: jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca Here's a Replay of an old Set that I've enjoyed myself recently, along with the original notes: The “Masterworks” of Set 18 begin with Return to Forever’s “500 Miles High”. Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Joe Farrell, Flora Purim and the Great percussionist Airto Moreira (whom I forgot to credit during the broadcast) deliver a piece that, 30+ years after first hearing it, continues to pull me completely into it’s richly textured soundscape. They flesh it out with solos that are technically brilliant and emotively lush. Also in this category of tunes, that create their own unique sonic pocket and then fill it up, are Horace Silver’s “Song for My Father” and DeJohnette’s “John McKee”, which features Pat Metheny and Herbie Hancock. I‘ll slide in Freddie Hubbard’s “Red Clay” right behind these other three; can’t deny what a compelling piece it is. I love presenting lesser known works by artists with a long list of hits – works that would be much better known if not for those hits. In this set, I point to Stevie Wonder’s “Flower Power”, to Santana’s “Guajira” and to Masekela’s “In the Market Place”, all favorites of mine. Artists I’m presenting on Jazz Gumbo for the first time include dj Cheb i Sabbah, who does a wonderful amalgam of traditional Indian music with Club music and Electronica. There’s also the Jazz Passengers, who combine the zany and the funky with straight ahead, driving numbers, reminiscent of Frank Zappa or George Duke. Then There’s Angie Stone, whose duet with Calvin Richardson is a sweet, soul throwback. And finally, Buddy Miles delivers a big, brassy and rollicking tribute to 60’s soul singer “Joe Tex”, to close things out. Thrive! Kirby Obsidian

Con la morte in un tragico incidente del contrabbassista Scott LaFaro, nel '61 si chiude la magica esperienza del trio di Bill Evans con LaFaro e con Paul Motian alla batteria: per il pianista è un colpo durissimo, artisticamente e umanamente. Una nuova felice stagione del trio di Bill Evans si apre nel '66, quando Evans scopre un giovane bassista portoricano, Eddie Gomez, che sarebbe rimasto per undici anni accanto al pianista. Per un certo periodo il trio fu completato alla batteria da un altro giovane portento, Jack DeJohnette (è DeJohnette che figura nel live a Montreux del '68): la maggiore estroversione di Gomez e DeJohnette rispetto ad altri che li avevano preceduti al basso e alla batteria conferisce una maggiore estroversione all'insieme della musica del trio di Evans, apprezzata dal pubblico e dalla critica. Poi nell'autunno del '68 DeJohnette lascia per nuove avventure - sarà con Miles Davis nella svolta elettrica del trombettista - e viene rimpiazzato da Marty Morell, e anche con lui rimane questa maggiore estroversione, lo slancio, la freschezza giovanile che sentiamo anche a Pescara nel '69...Come bonus della puntata un brano della Big Band di Gil Cuppini registrato all'Universal Club di Marina di Carrara nell'estate del '68. Con il batterista la crème del jazz italiano dell'epoca: fra gli altri Soana, Valdambrini, Piana, Masetti, Basso, Volonté, Azzolini....

Con la morte in un tragico incidente del contrabbassista Scott LaFaro, nel '61 si chiude la magica esperienza del trio di Bill Evans con LaFaro e con Paul Motian alla batteria: per il pianista è un colpo durissimo, artisticamente e umanamente. Una nuova felice stagione del trio di Bill Evans si apre nel '66, quando Evans scopre un giovane bassista portoricano, Eddie Gomez, che sarebbe rimasto per undici anni accanto al pianista. Per un certo periodo il trio fu completato alla batteria da un altro giovane portento, Jack DeJohnette (è DeJohnette che figura nel live a Montreux del '68): la maggiore estroversione di Gomez e DeJohnette rispetto ad altri che li avevano preceduti al basso e alla batteria conferisce una maggiore estroversione all'insieme della musica del trio di Evans, apprezzata dal pubblico e dalla critica. Poi nell'autunno del '68 DeJohnette lascia per nuove avventure - sarà con Miles Davis nella svolta elettrica del trombettista - e viene rimpiazzato da Marty Morell, e anche con lui rimane questa maggiore estroversione, lo slancio, la freschezza giovanile che sentiamo anche a Pescara nel '69...Come bonus della puntata un brano della Big Band di Gil Cuppini registrato all'Universal Club di Marina di Carrara nell'estate del '68. Con il batterista la crème del jazz italiano dell'epoca: fra gli altri Soana, Valdambrini, Piana, Masetti, Basso, Volonté, Azzolini....

An introduction to Farah DeJohnette Whole Horsemanship and how to Liberate your Horsemanship

In this episode I speak with Farah DeJohnette. Farah runs a horse property in North Brookfield Massachusetts where she teaches people about Holistic or Whole Horsemanship, where it takes a village to keep your horse happy and healthy and everyone is as important as the next including nutrition, dental, body work and training methods.Farah is doing an amazing job educating people on all aspects of keeping your horse happy and healthy, but the most important thing we must all begin with, is listening to your horse.I recorded this at 5am my time so if you are wearing headphones you may hear the Kookaburras waking up and the butcher birds making their morning song, you may even hear my dog snoring in there somewhere.This is a long one, so I won’t take up too much of your time on the intro, I’ll let you settle in and enjoy the ride.To connect with Farah please use the following links.Website-https://fdhorsemanship.comFacebook-Farah DeJohnette HorsemanshipInstagram-#fdhorsemanshipYoutube-fdh channel

Artist - Tune - Album Gato Barbieri & Don Cherry - Togetherness–First Movement - Togetherness David Friesen - In The Place of Calling - Amber Skies Erykah Badu - On and On - Baduizm Dewey Redman - Daystar Nightlight - Musics Jack DeJohnette - Dancing - Parallel Realities The Friends of Distinction - It’s Time To See Each Other - Friends & People Gary Burton - Summer Band Camp - Easy As Pie Weather Report - Domino Theory - Domino Theory Taj Mahal - Going Up to the Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue - The Natch’l Blues Jean-Luc Ponty - Ethereal Mood - Cosmic Messenger Stan Getz, João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim - Desafinado - Getz / Gilberto Charlie Christian - Stardust - Solo Flight Pharoah Sanders - Thembi - Thembi Dianne Reeves - Feels So Good - Beautiful Life Tony Williams - Dreamland - Angel Street Frank Lowe - Fresh - Fresh The ode to musical styles past and present that introduces Jazz Gumbo is “Music Evolution” by Branford Marsalis and Buckshot LeFonque. Playlists for all past Sets of Jazz Gumbo will be found at jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca During the live Set, I neglected to mention that the DeJohnette piece features Herbie Hancock as well as Pat Metheny. (Sometimes it seems that Hancock is featured on half the numbers I play, he’s been a guest artist to so many of his colleagues over the decades) Essentially, this is a trio album, and DeJohnette and Metheny co-produced. I can’t help but wonder sometimes, why an album is attributed to one artist instead of another. In this case, DeJohnette and Metheny each wrote three tunes, and they co-wrote the seventh. And in my opinion, the best of them, including “Dancing”, are Metheny’s. Another curious example is “Desafinado”, a huge hit that’s been covered by dozens of artists. It, and almost all the other music on the album, including the even more massive hit, “The Girl from Ipanema”, were composed by Jobim. But the listing above is no mistake. The album is titled “Getz / Gilberto”, while Jobim is ‘featured’. Even more egregiously, Astrud Gilberto, the female voice to her husband’s on “Ipanema”, isn’t properly credited at all, only mentioned in passing in the liner notes. In fairness, she only sang on the one tune, and this was in fact her first ever recording, and it launched a career. A third variety of missing attribution was completely the norm in the 60’s and 70’s. Pop, Rock and Soul groups often failed to list the names of the group’s members. So the name Jessica Cleaves is nowhere to be found in the credits or listings of The Friends of Distinction album (nor those of her male colleagues, Harry Elston and Floyd Butler) though you will find the names of producers, arrangers, technicians, album artists and the guy who wrote the liner notes. Kind of odd, isn’t it? Enjoy the beautiful music, friends! Thrive! Kirby Obsidian

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This was the debut of a brand new band formed by drummer/pianist/composer Jack DeJohnette and it reflected his multi-direction approach to the music. This was the first band that DeJohnette led that garnered not only recognition from the fans but by the critics as well. Many of DeJohnette's earlier attempts at bandleading seemed too scattered and had no unifying concepts. This band, although eclectic did have a sense of direction and purpose. It is multi-dimensional and reflects many concepts but is held together and cohesive. The band is called "Special Edition" and this recording is the first and perhaps the best. The two horns are tenor saxophonist/bass clarinetist, David Murray and on alto saxophone, one of the great individual voices was ("Black Arthur") Arthur Blythe. The versatile and flexible bassist is Peter Warren. DeJohnette's drums prod and shape the music and three of his unique compositions are heard. The other two tunes of the five on this disc are by John Coltrane and they are the beautiful "Central Park West" and the exotic "India". All in all, "Special Edition" was a great band and this album which was issued on ECM was one of it's most important statements.

Acclaimed drummer and composer Jack DeJohnette is a true master of rhythm. As one of the last distinct voices to emerge from the golden era of improvisational music, DeJohnette is perhaps at the peak of his powers in 2015. His career has spanned through the ensembles of Miles Davis, Charles Lloyd, Bill Evans, Jackie McLean, […]

Conversación con Jack DeJohnette registrada antes de su actuación en la última edición del Festival de Jazz de Guimaraes (Portugal). En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 20 de noviembre de 2013, escuchamos "Somewhere", el último trabajo de Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock y el propio DeJohnette, así como algunas de sus grabaciones en otros proyectos. Además, escuchamos al pianista Masabumi Kikuchi que pasa por problemas económicos derivados del injusto sistema sanitario estadounidense. Jesús Moreno nos adelanta "desde mi cadiera" la visita a Santander del cuarteto de Tobias Delius mientras Alberto Varela en el "Jazz Porteño" avanza la programación del Festival de Jazz de Buenos Aires con la música de su director, el pianista Adrián Iaies. En los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo, homenaje a Lou Reed con las versiones de Marisa Monte y Albert Pla. Por su parte, el "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García rescata al cornetista Bobby Hackett. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Conversación con Jack DeJohnette registrada antes de su actuación en la última edición del Festival de Jazz de Guimaraes (Portugal). En esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 20 de noviembre de 2013, escuchamos "Somewhere", el último trabajo de Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock y el propio DeJohnette, así como algunas de sus grabaciones en otros proyectos. Además, escuchamos al pianista Masabumi Kikuchi que pasa por problemas económicos derivados del injusto sistema sanitario estadounidense. Jesús Moreno nos adelanta "desde mi cadiera" la visita a Santander del cuarteto de Tobias Delius mientras Alberto Varela en el "Jazz Porteño" avanza la programación del Festival de Jazz de Buenos Aires con la música de su director, el pianista Adrián Iaies. En los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo, homenaje a Lou Reed con las versiones de Marisa Monte y Albert Pla. Por su parte, el "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García rescata al cornetista Bobby Hackett. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Jack DeJohnette’s new album is Sound Travels (Golden Beams/eOne, 2012). In this interview, DeJohnette talks...

Jack DeJohnette's new album is Sound Travels (Golden Beams/eOne, 2012). In this interview, DeJohnette talks about the next phase of his storied career; his induction as a 2012 NEA Jazz Master; and the multiple projects he's taking to the Newport Jazz Festival this summer. Learn more at jackdejohnette.com.

Jack DeJohnette's new album is Sound Travels (Golden Beams/eOne, 2012). In this interview, DeJohnette talks about the next phase of his storied career; his induction as a 2012 NEA Jazz Master; and the multiple projects he's taking to the Newport Jazz Festival this summer. Learn more at jackdejohnette.com.

Jack DeJohnette is one of the most extraordinary musicians to come along in the last 45 or so years. Jack was born in Chicago and came to New York in 1964 as an accomplished drummer and pianist. He was discovered by the great alto saxophone master Jackie Mclean and then went on to work with Charles Lloyd, Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Bill Evans, Freddie Hubbard and countless others. Jack and pianist Keith Jarrett worked with Charles Lloyd and their musical bond has remained to this day as the formidable trio of Jarrett, bassist Gary Peacock and DeJohnette is one of today's premier groups. DeJohnette first began recording under his own name in 1968 and his output has reflected a very eclectic taste. DeJohnette's recordings have explored anything musical but this band called "Special Edition" is amazing. This is their first recording and it is indeed a classic in the best sense of the word. The Special Edition band continued throughout the 80's and 90's with changing personnel but this first recording done in March of 1979 was one of their best. David Murray is heard on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Arthur Blythe on alto saxophone and Peter Warren on bass make up the band. DeJohnette is heard mostly on drums, of course, but we also hear him on piano and melodica. Three of the compositions are Jack's and two are Coltrane classics, "Central Park West" and "India". "Special Edition" was indeed very special.

This album by guitar virtuoso, Ralph Towner is once again in circulation by ECM Records. It's one of Towner's most impressive recordings as it features Ralph playing his own compositions with the amazing bassist Eddie Gomez and the always dynamic drums of Jack DeJohnette. Towner shines on classical and 12 string guitar and on one tune overdubs his fine piano playing as well. The music is haunting, hypnotic and spacy but dynamic as well and the compositions are memorable. Gomez and DeJohnette give the music an energy and pulse. "Batik" is a profound musical experience. Towner is still alive and well and currently living in Rome. This album is one of his musical highlights.