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Un hommage à Keith Tippet qui s’est éteint récemment… et bien d’autres, en vinyles ! Moki Asakawa - Boro To Furutetsu (Express) ; Hozan Yamamoto - Ina Bushi (Union Records) ; Leon Thomas with Oliver Nelson - Echoes (live in Berlin)(Flying Dutchman) ; Donald Smith featuring Cecil McBee, Jack DeJohnette - Stillness (Whynot/Trio Records) ; Sathima Bea Benjamin - Music (Ekapa) ; Donald Byrd Sextet Featuring Joe Henderson - Theme for Malcolm (Landmark Records) ; Cleveland Watkiss - Green Chimneys II (Urban) ; Dave Burns - Rhodesian Rhapsody (Vanguard) ; Inge Brandenburg - Summertime (CBS) ; Georges Arvanitas Trio - Summertime (AFA) ; Dorothy Ashby - Canto de Ossanha (Cadet) ; Pucho &amp; His Latin Soul Brothers - Rip a Dip (Milestone) ; Willie Rosario and His Orchestra featuring Frankie Figueroa - Calypso Blues (Musicor Records) ; Ted Curson - Antibes (Old Town Records) ; Clarke Boland Sextett - Lush Life (Columbia)...  Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Un hommage à Keith Tippet qui s’est éteint récemment… et bien d’autres, en vinyles ! Moki Asakawa - Boro To Furutetsu (Express) ; Hozan Yamamoto - Ina Bushi (Union Records) ; Leon Thomas with Oliver Nelson - Echoes (live in Berlin)(Flying Dutchman) ; Donald Smith featuring Cecil McBee, Jack DeJohnette - Stillness (Whynot/Trio Records) ; Sathima Bea Benjamin - Music (Ekapa) ; Donald Byrd Sextet Featuring Joe Henderson - Theme for Malcolm (Landmark Records) ; Cleveland Watkiss - Green Chimneys II (Urban) ; Dave Burns - Rhodesian Rhapsody (Vanguard) ; Inge Brandenburg - Summertime (CBS) ; Georges Arvanitas Trio - Summertime (AFA) ; Dorothy Ashby - Canto de Ossanha (Cadet) ; Pucho &amp; His Latin Soul Brothers - Rip a Dip (Milestone) ; Willie Rosario and His Orchestra featuring Frankie Figueroa - Calypso Blues (Musicor Records) ; Ted Curson - Antibes (Old Town Records) ; Clarke Boland Sextett - Lush Life (Columbia)...  Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Moki Asakawa, Dorothy Ashby, Ted Curson... le WorldWide de Gilles Peterson

Continuing our series of underrated. overlooked and under recorded trumpeters, we present Ted Curson. Curson was a most distinctive trumpeter who performed with Cecil Taylor, Mingus and others and led many groups here and abroad. Here is a rare recording done in concert in Montreal in Sept. 1962. Ted leads four Montrealers, altoist Al Doctor, piano genius Maury Kaye, bassist Charles Biddle and drummer Charlie Duncan through 5 Curson compositions. All are in great form and Al Doctor with his assertive fiery alto makes a great front line partner for Ted Curson. Check this out tonight!

Trumpeter Ted Curson: "Live at La Tete De L'Art

Bill Barron

These two extremely fine players like our Jazz feature artists for the month of March and again into April seemed to operate under the radar. Many devoted Jazz people are unaware of many of these very talented and near-great players. Tenor saxophonist Bill Barron and trumpeter Ted Curson were from Philadelphia and they had been playing together since their teen years. In the early 1960s, they decided to form a working group and did a fine series of albums for various labels. One of their finest was this one called "Now Hear This!" The quintet members along with Barron and Curson were Barron's younger brother, Kenny Barron on piano. Ronnie Boykins was the bassist and the fiery Dick Berk was on drums. This fine album on one of their finest statements. Three tunes by Bill Barron and two by Ted Curson and three rarely played standards make up this 1962 date. Curson went on to a fine career mostly in Europe and Barron became a professor of music in various colleges. They both never stopped playing until their deaths. Barron lived to only 62 and Curson lived until 77. Now Hear This! is a fine document of these two leaders and worth your ears and time.

Tenor saxophonist Bill Barron and trumpeter Ted Curson and their Quintet. "Now hear This!"