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PHIL WOODS' ENSEMBLE – RIGHTS OF SWING New York, January 26, 1961 Ballad, Waltz, PrestoBenny Bailey (tp) Curtis Fuller (tb) Julius Watkins (fhr) Phil Woods (as) Sahib Shihab (bar) Tommy Flanagan (p) Buddy Catlett (b) Osie Johnson (d) HIROMI'S SONICWONDER – SONICWONDERLAND Marin County, CA, c. 2023Wanted, Polaris Adam O'Farrill (tp,pedalboard) Hiromi Uehara (p,keyboards,comp) Hadrien Feraud (b) Gene Coye (d) JIMMY WOODS – AWAKENING ! Continue reading Puro Jazz 10 enero 2024 at PuroJazz.

This month Jazz & Beyond opens with music from Billy Valentine, The Universal Truth, Immanuel Wilkins – We the People Who Are Darker Than Blue, one half of the Valentine Brothers (of ‘Money's Too Tight To Mention' fame)– have released this stunning version of Curtis Mayfield's ‘We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue', where Billy is accompanied by The Larry Golding Trio and Blue Note Records recording artist and very special saxophone talent Immanuel Wilkins. And later in the show I play another track from his new album, a cover of Gill Scott Herons, Home Is Where The Hatred Is. To me this sounds like a debut album not from someone who has many years of performing under his belt, this is an Amazing album that has just blown me away. Also in this show, I give my respectful nod to Wayne Shorter, having listened to the many tributes to Wayne I decided to play something a bit different, where Wayne has ventured just outside the main Jazz arena with Carlos Santana - Love Theme From Spartacus, Joni Mitchell's Jericho and with Steely Dan on Aja'. Then to finish the show, Wayne plays with Joe Zawinul on Weather Reports Nubian Sundance ‘Live version. I first heard this around 1974 after walking into a record store, and Nubian Sundance was blasting at maximum volume from a bank of Wharfedale speakers. That sold me there and then completely on Joe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter and Weather Report, and I have been a big fan ever since. After selecting the music to play for you, every track for me is just amazing, and to single anyone else out, I will be writing a book. So please enjoy the music I love. MCR. Info Website - https://www.nudirectionsfm.com NDFM Music player - https://pod.co/nudirections email - ndfm@mail.com Please enjoy the music We love. NDFM Music Billy Valentine, The Universal Truth, Immanuel Wilkins – We the People Who Are Darker Than Blue. DoomCannon Lex Amor – Time feat (Lex Amor) Eric Hilton Brian Jackson – Something for Byrd SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Samba Dee Brian Blade - Forgotten Memories Village of the Sun, Simon Ratcliffe, Moses Boyd, Binker Golding – Village of The Sun Peter Erskine Trio To Love Again Mother Nature Land (Mark Wayward Edit) Anatole Muster, Hadrien Feraud, Morgan Ågren – Layers Carlos Santana - Love Theme From Spartacus Joni Mitchell Jericho Steely Dan – ‘Aja' - Aja Mark de Clive-Lowe Shigeto Melanie Charles - The Creator Has a Master Plan Part II Bill Laurance, Michael League – Bricks Binker Golding – Strange-Beautiful Remembered Billy Valentine, The Universal Truth – Home is where The Hatred Is Moonchild – Cure Alfa Mist, Kaya Thomas-Dyke – Aged Eyes Work Money Death - At Once Familiar Weather Report - Nubian Sundance - Live

In this episode, Greg and Jeffrey discuss Greg's music career, software endeavors, his many learnings along the way, his passion for releasing the infinite creative potential in every human, and more… Watch this episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/T69ciFvnCjk Recorded: 8/26/22 Learn more: Greg: Website - https://www.gregspero.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/gregspero/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/gregspero YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCON3ixoHJ46HXlkQR4ttdw Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gregspero/ Pitch: Website - https://welovepitch.com/ Facebook - https://facebook.com/welovepitch Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/welovepitch Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/welovepitch/ Tiny Room studio: Website - https://www.tinyroom.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tinyroomstudiosla/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tinyroomlive/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@tinyroomstudios YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TinyRoom Spirit Fingers band: Website - www.spiritfingers.live Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SpiritFingersLive/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spiritfingerslive Greg Spero and a million creative paths. Greg Spero is a musician on a mission. A multifariously creative force who's built an entire ecosystem that empowers self-expression, Spero creates music and tech that embodies limitless possibilities. A Los Angeles-based pianist/keyboardist, producer, arranger, composer, bandleader, YouTube educator, label-owner and internet entrepreneur, he's devoted a good deal of his time to building vehicles that connect fellow artists with audiences. “We all have this ability to be infinitely expansive, to be everything that we want to be,” he says. “It's a matter of how we manifest our goals.” What sets Spero apart isn't so much his expansive vision as his combination of musical prowess and entrepreneurial acumen. As a recent piece for the Philadelphia public radio station WRTI declared, "Any notion that supremely talented musicians cannot be savvy, intentional entrepreneurs is upended by the idea of Greg Spero." Familiar to a diverse array of listeners through his collaborations with the pop star Halsey and the funk/fusion Miles Electric Band, Spero has also composed music for film, theater and television, written songs with Rolling Stones bassist Darryl Jones, and co-produced tracks with Ski Beatz. In recent years he's focused on Spirit Fingers, his powerhouse quartet featuring a cadre of the era's definitive players, including bassist Hadrien Feraud (or Max Gerl), Italian guitarist Dario Chiazzolino, and drummer Mike Mitchell (aka Blaque Dynamite, a key Kamasi Washington collaborator). AllAboutJazz summed up the combo by describing Spero as “an undeniably gifted pianist” who has assembled “a veritable supergroup in terms of their prodigious talent...Imbued with preternatural levels of skill and a high replay value" The group released an eponymous debut album on Shanachie Entertainment entitled Spirit Fingers, a project centering on a piece hailed by WGBO's Nate Chinen as “a cinematic composition whose main attraction is the polyrhythmic groove [that] morphs and changes like a weather system.” …bio continued at https://www.gregspero.com/bio

Musician/Composer Hadrien Feraud connects with us over the internet for this episode of the podcast. Hadrien was born in Paris and grew up in a very musical family. His parents who are also musicians, immersed him at a very young age in various music environments. He's recorded and performed with a ton of renowned musicians including: John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Thundercat, Jada Pinkett Smith and so many more. Hadrien chats with us about his experience as a musician in the pandemic, the group talks about learning an instrument over the internet, and his early days as a musician in France. Please enjoy responsibly! http://www.thednaproject.ca/shop (New Merch Out Now!) [Don't forget to check out The DNA Project Merch code “PODCAST” for 20 % off your first purchase!!] https://bit.ly/3uPCWaj (YouTube Subscribe) https://apple.co/3oiPy7m (Audio Subscribe) Thank you to our Sponsors: https://thednaproject.ca/ (The DNA Project)  https://www.the-mpl.com/ (The MPL Toronto) Want More Hadrien Feraud? https://www.hadrienferaud.info/ (Website) https://www.instagram.com/hadrienferaud/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/hadrien.feraud (Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRL2qavZVgq4ZBCuwxqNBPw (YouTube) Opening Credits: Daniel Cowans, Musical Director @ The DNA Project Produced By: Anthony Lewis and Diriki Palmer Mixed and Edited By: Mat Keselman All rights reserved

Federico Malaman is an Italian virtuoso of the highest order and has been taking Youtube and the online space by storm over the past ten years or so. Federico can do it all from beautiful grooves and composition in any style all the way through to incredible jazz improvisation all performed with some of the most flawless technique on planet Earth. His popular online videos and collaborations with other incredible players such as Hadrien Feraud, Victor Wooten and Henrik Linder have seen him develop a huge following and reputation. He’s also a great bass teacher with many online lessons. You can follow Talkingbass on social media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalkingBassVideo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingbasslessons

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Dean Brown graduated from Berklee College of Music in 1977. During that time in Boston he performed with his own groups as well as Tiger's Baku, replacing Mike Stern in that group before moving to New York around 1980 and joining Billy Cobham's band. Since 1982 Brown has been recording and/or touring worldwide with his own projects as well as with artists Marcus Miller, David Sanborn, Eric Clapton, Billy Cobham, The Brecker Brothers, Roberta Flack, Bob James, Joe Zawinul, George Duke, Victor Bailey, Bill Evans, and Steve Smith's Vital Information. As a solo artist, Brown has produced five solo CDs with his fifth solo CD "Rolajafufu" just being released in Spring 2016. His first titled "Here" (2001) on ESC Records, is his all-star debut CD featuring jazz greats Michael Brecker, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn, Billy Cobham, George Duke, Randy Brecker, Christian McBride, Don Alias, Bill Evans, Bernard Wright and many others. His second record "Groove Warrior" (2004) on ESC Records, features another all-star lineup with Lalah Hathaway, Marcus Miller, Bernard Wright, JuJu House, Poogie Bell, Schuyler Deale, Booker King, and Patches Stewart, just to name a few. His third "DBIII" (2009) [1] on the BHM label features an all-star power trio with musical greats Dennis Chambers and Will Lee. His fourth CD "Unfinished Business"(2012) featuring yet another all-star cast of musicians with Marvin "Smitty" Smith, Kirk Whalum, Dennis Chambers, Jimmy Earl, Gerry Etkins and Hadrien Feraud among others. Brown's studio guitar work can be heard on over 100 albums, including four Grammy Award winners. Records such as the Brecker Brothers' Return of the Brecker Brothers[2] and Out of the Loop,[3] Marcus Miller's The Sun Don't Lie, Billy Cobham's Warning, and Joe Zawinul's Faces and Places are just a few out of the long list. His live performances include DVDs with Marcus Miller, Billy Cobham, Gil Evans, David Sanborn, Louie Bellson, Bob James, and Steve Smith's Vital Information. Brown's compositions and arrangements are featured on albums by Les McCann, Dennis Chambers, Ricky Peterson, Steve Smith's Vital Information, and Billy Cobham. As an educator and clinician Dean conducts master classes at schools and venues at home and abroad and teaches several classes of his own curriculum at Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California since 2006. Dean has also released an instructional/live DVD with publishing giant Hal Leonard for Musicians Institute titled "Modern Techniques for the Electric Guitarist"(2008) and has had several featured instructional articles in Guitar Player Magazine (US), Guitar World (US), Gittare and Bass (G), Bass Player, Jazz Life (Jp), Big Box (I), Muzikus (Cz), Guitarist (Fr) and 20th Century Guitar magazines (US). Dean and Runfly Studios have developed and released a popular ear training iPhone/iPad app called 'Pickup Tunes' based on his teaching techniques. www.deanbrown.com www.joekelleyradio.com

Baby, I've got your money. Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Le matin je me lève by Karsten Hochapfel; Benjamin Sanz; Antoine Viard on Le matin je me lève (MiRR) 🆕 6′38″ Carrera 2 - Kraak & Smaak Remix by Three Drives; Three Drives On A Vinyl; Kraak & Smaak on Carrera 2 (Armada Music) 🆕 10′37″ Warming Up by Galcher Lustwerk on Warming Up (Ghostly International) 🆕 14′13″ 46 Rue Du Fort - Sivey Remix by Nikitch; Kuna Maze; Sivey on 46 Rue Du Fort / Sivey & Crafty 893 Remixes (Tru Thoughts) 🆕 19′19″ How Have I Lived - Demo by Neal Francis on How Have I Lived (Demo) (Karma Chief Records) 🆕 22′53″ Day By Day by Gary Bartz; Ali Shaheed Muhammad; Adrian Younge on Day By Day (Jazz Is Dead) 🆕 27′31″ New Kid by Bear Garden on New Kid (Bolero Recordings) 🆕 31′12″ Adará by Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra; Orlando Julius on Adará (Amplifica Records) 🆕 41′18″ While in Lockdown by Jon Dixon on Lineage EP (Jon Dixon) 46′26″ Yo Soy Tatta by G.Zamora; Rolando Calzado Valle on Yo Soy Tatta (DIRIDIM) 🆕 57′20″ Patella by Hammer on Patella (Unknown To The Unknown) 59′30″ From Above by Tom Trago on You Deserve Better (Jong Nederland) 🆕 65′48″ Tariq Al Sahara by Azmari on Samā'ī (Sdban Ultra) 🆕 70′50″ Careless Whisper by Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio on I Told You So (Colemine Records) 🆕 81′52″ The Anti-Fascist Battle Hymn by MAST on Battle Hymns of the Republic (World Galaxy) 🆕 87′06″ Boys Suck by Melodiesinfonie; Fiona Fiasco on Boys Suck (Radicalis Music) 🆕 91′12″ Hummingbird by IS TROPICAL on Hummingbird (Axis Mundi Records) 94′14″ Komfort Food by BoomBaptist on Komfort Food (Cream Dream Records) 🆕 97′18″ Vacuum Lessons by Anatole Muster; daniel hayn; Tennyson; Kiefer; Hadrien Feraud on Vacuum Lessons (Anatole Muster Records) 🆕 100′53″ On The Road - Instrumental Mix by The Realm; Atjazz; Kelli Sae on On The Road (Reel People Music) 112′18″ Black Narcissus by Francesco Varchetta; Mario Nappi; Gabriella Di Capua; Anastasio; Diego Imparato; Joe Henderson on Black Narcissus (Francesco Varchetta) 🆕 118′07″ Rhythm in Your Mind by STR4TA on Rhythm in Your Mind (Brownswood Recordings) 🆕 Check out the full archives on the website.

He's considered by many to be one of the greatest living jazz bassists -Hadrien Feraud is my guest today!  He's played with just about everyone - John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Mike Stern just to name a few. He is hanging out with his parents at his hometown of Paris, France until we get the all clear.  And and is even getting to play some gigs over there.  We discuss this, being compared to Jaco, all the amazing collaborations he's been involved in and his future plans to get involved movie scoring now that he calls Los Angeles home.  He's a heavy hitter on the bass, but even a nicer human being, a great chat -  do it up!  https://www.hadrienferaud.info/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3k5DUpIpBU https://www.facebook.com/HadrienFeraudArtist/

Трек-лист: 1. Order89 – ‘Future’ 2. S-F-X/Chinaski – ‘Walk’ 3. Chevron – ‘Do You Wanna Do Me (Like Someone You Love)’ 4. Hey! Douglas – ‘Randevu’ (feat. Alper Sarıoğlu) 5. Ihsan Al Munzer – ‘Jamileh’ (2019 Edition) 6. Ouzo Bazooka – ‘Kirpiklerini Ok Eyle’ 7. Jens Lekman – ‘On The Edge Of Time’ 8. Adesse Versions vs. New Order – ‘Blue Monday’ (2019 Afro) 9. Bufi – ‘Pixels’ 10. The Budos Band – ‘Arcane Rambler’ 11. Bobby Sparks II – ‘Schizophrenia’ (feat. Hadrien Feraud & Jason J.T Thomas) 12. Labelle – ‘Mécanique Inversée’ (feat. Prakash Sontakke) + ‘Re-créer’ (Orchestre Univers Version) 13. PJ Harvey – ‘Descending’

Трек-лист: 1. Order89 – ‘Future’ 2. S-F-X/Chinaski – ‘Walk’ 3. Chevron – ‘Do You Wanna Do Me (Like Someone You Love)’ 4. Hey! Douglas – ‘Randevu’ (feat. Alper Sarıoğlu) 5. Ihsan Al Munzer – ‘Jamileh’ (2019 Edition) 6. Ouzo Bazooka – ‘Kirpiklerini Ok Eyle’ 7. Jens Lekman – ‘On The Edge Of Time’ 8. Adesse Versions vs. New Order – ‘Blue Monday’ (2019 Afro) 9. Bufi – ‘Pixels’ 10. The Budos Band – ‘Arcane Rambler’ 11. Bobby Sparks II – ‘Schizophrenia’ (feat. Hadrien Feraud & Jason J.T Thomas) 12. Labelle – ‘Mécanique Inversée’ (feat. Prakash Sontakke) + ‘Re-créer’ (Orchestre Univers Version) 13. PJ Harvey – ‘Descending’

In today's podcast Evan Marien lifts the lid on his brand-new course for the SBL.A recent addition to the SBL faculty, Evan Marien has been turning heads ever since he was named as an ‘Exciting New Player' in Bass Player Magazine's 2009 Reader's Choice Awards poll (he actually made the top 3 alongside Esperanza Spalding and Hadrien Feraud!). Aside from joining what would become guitarist Allan Holdsworth's final tour back in April 2017, and unveiling his latest solo release as EMAR, Evan has also been busy creating content for SBL and his latest course is now live within our course library! If you're already a member you have instant access to the new course. Click here to get started! If you're not a member yet, no sweat, just grab your 14 day free trial here and you'll be good to go!

In today's podcast Evan Marien lifts the lid on his brand-new course for the SBL.A recent addition to the SBL faculty, Evan Marien has been turning heads ever since he was named as an ‘Exciting New Player' in Bass Player Magazine's 2009 Reader's Choice Awards poll (he actually made the top 3 alongside Esperanza Spalding and Hadrien Feraud!). Aside from joining what would become guitarist Allan Holdsworth's final tour back in April 2017, and unveiling his latest solo release as EMAR, Evan has also been busy creating content for SBL and his latest course is now live within our course library! If you're already a member you have instant access to the new course. Click here to get started! If you're not a member yet, no sweat, just grab your 14 day free trial here and you'll be good to go!

Simon Phillips is among the most talented drummers alive, and his resume is as impressive as his playing: The Who, Jeff Beck, Jack Bruce, Toto, Judas Priest, Joe Satriani, Frank Zappa, Al DiMeola, Peter Gabriel, Mick Jagger and Gary Moore are just some of the many names in his roster of experiences , which also includes roles as producer and engineer. Currently he's touring with the Trio Project featuring pianist Hiromi Uehara and bassist Hadrien Feraud , at the Blue Note Hawaii through Saturday. He joined HPR All Things Considered Host Dave Lawrence in the Atherton Performing Arts Studio to explore some of his remarkable history. MORE SIMON: Watch the complete nearly hour long interview: See Simon live with The Who in 1989: See Simon live with the Trio Project: See Simon as part of the ARMS Concerts of 1983 ( Action into Research for Multiple Sclerosis):

Hadrien Feraud is undoubtedly one of the pioneers of modern electric bass. Having played with the likes of John McLaughlin, Chick Corea and Hiromi, Hadrien is also an established artist in his own right having released 2 albums to critical acclaim. I managed to catch up with him backstage at Melbourne's Bird's Basement jazz club while he was in town with the Zawinul Legacy featuring Scott Kinsey and Kirk Covington from fusion legends Tribal Tech. In this interview we chat about Hadriens musical journey, his love for Jaco, soul and rnb and also what he thinks about the impact of social media on the modern musician. Check out his website and solo albums here: http://www.hadrienferaud.info/ Subscribe to the BLM Podcast: http://basslessonsmelbourne.podomatic.com/ Book a lesson: http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bassguitarlessonsmelbourne

This week I sit down with the phenomenal Hadrien Feraud - bassist for bands and musicians such as John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Billy Cobham, Jean Luc Ponty, Bireli Lagrene, Dean Brown and many more...I know this sounds like an exaggeration, but when I first got to watch Hadrien play live (at Manchester Bass Day many moons ago) it literally changed my life. I'd never seen anyone do what he did that day - and still to this day no one has ever affected me in such a way. It simply blew my mind and I'll certainly remember that day forever.In this episode we discuss his past, how he found the bass, how his father introduced him to many different styles of music - right through to been viewed as one of the most talented and sophisticated bass players of our time in terms of technique and improvisation.

This week I sit down with the phenomenal Hadrien Feraud - bassist for bands and musicians such as John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Billy Cobham, Jean Luc Ponty, Bireli Lagrene, Dean Brown and many more... I know this sounds like an exaggeration, but when I first got to watch Hadrien play live (at Manchester Bass Day many moons ago) it literally changed my life. I'd never seen anyone do what he did that day - and still to this day no one has ever affected me in such a way. It simply blew my mind and I'll certainly remember that day forever. In this episode we discuss his past, how he found the bass, how his father introduced him to many different styles of music - right through to been viewed as one of the most talented and sophisticated bass players of our time in terms of technique and improvisation.