Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy - Serious Fun 1989

Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy - Serious Fun
Flac & MP3@320 kbps | 358 MB & 122.4 MB | Rec. 1989 | Label: DIW | CD 1994 | 54:33

Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy had one basic joke that was repeated over and over again: the idea that any pop tune, including contemporary ones, could be turned into jazz and interpreted by the unusual group. Serious Fun is one of the ensemble's earlier records and the material is better than usual, with two Billie Holiday songs (including a highly expressive "Strange Fruit") and Rahsaan Roland Kirk's "Inflated Tear" co-existing with such songs as "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," "Smooth Operator," "Don't Worry, Be Happy," and Marcus Miller's "Da Butt." Brass Fantasy, comprised here of four trumpets, French horn, two trombones, tuba, two drums, and percussion, was always an intriguing concept, and on this particular project it is mostly quite successful and full of Lester Bowie's wit.
All Music Guide

Personnel:
Lester Bowie - Trumpet, Vocals (Background)
E. J. Allen, Gerald Braze, Stanton Davis, Jr. - Trumpet
Bob Stewart – Tuba
Frank Lacy – Trombone, Vocals
Steve Turre - Trombone
Vincent Chancey - French Horn
Famoudou Don Moye – Percussion
Ken Cruchfield, Vinnie Johnson - Drums
Sukari, Zola Bowie - Vocals (Background)

Track Listing:
01. Papa`s got a brand new bag (James Brown)
02. Smooth operator (Adu and St.John)
03. Inflated star (Rahsaan Roland Kirk)
04. Da butt (Marcus Miller)
05. God bless the child (Billie Holiday/Arthur Herzog jr.)
06. Don`t worry be happy (Bobby McFerrin)
07. Strange fruit (Billie Holiday)

MP3 @320
Part 1 - Part 2
FLAC
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4

Stan Getz & Chet Baker - The Stockholm Concerts

Stan Getz & Chet Baker
 : The Stockholm Concerts - 2 CD's
MP3
@320

Disc 1
1. Anouncement (01:43)

2. Stablemates (10:50)

3. We'll Be Together Again (7:42)

4. On The Up And Up (10:51)

5. How Long Has This Been Going On (5:53)

6. O Grande Amor (7:08)

7. Just Friends (11:08)

Disc 2
1. My Funny Valentine (9:00)
2. Sipping At Bell's (8:40)
3. Stella By Starlight (5:40)
4. Airegin (7:50)
5. The Baggage Room Blues (8:33)
6. We'll Be Together Again (7:33)
7. I'll Remember April (11:10)

Disc 3
1. Annoucement (1:25)
2. Just Friends (8:38)
3. My Funny Valentine (8:23)
4. Sippin’ at Bell’s (9:02)
5. Blood Count (5:04)
6. Milestones (9:56)
7. Airegin (8:48)
8. Dear Old Stockholm (5:29)
9. Line for Lyons (2:12)

Stan Getz (tenor saxophone)
Chet Baker (vocals, trumpet)
Jim McNeely (piano)
George Mraz (bass)
Victor Lewis (drums)

Stockholm, Sweden, February 18, 1983

Rapidshare.com
CD 1 - part1 .:. part2
CD 2 - part1 .:. part2
or
CD 1 - CD 2 - CD 3

Esther Cidoncha, Jazz Photographer

Christian Scott © Esther Cidoncha, 2010
Club de jazz Clamores, Madrid




















Esther Cidoncha, Jazz Photographer

Wynton Marsalis 2004 The Magic Hour

Wynton Marsalis - The Magic Hour

Year Of release: March 9,2004

Flac + Scans
 / MP3 320

Track Listing

01 – Feeling of Jazz

02 – You and Me
03 – Free To Be

04 – Baby, I Love You
05 – Big Fat Hen

06 – Skipping

07 – Sophie Rose-Rosalee
08 – The Magic Hour

Personnel

Wynton Marsalis (tp)

Eric Lewis (piano)

Carlos Henriquez (bass)

Ali Jackson (drums)

Download Links
Flac - Part 1 - Part 2 - Scans

MP3@320
Pass : MOODSWINGS

Detroit - New York - Junction [1956] - Thad Jones

1 Blue Room (Hart, Rodgers) 6:48
2 Tariff (Jones) 5:32
3 Little Girl Blue (Hart, Rodgers) 2:52
4 Scratch (Jones) 10:32
5 Zec (Jones) 8:46

Thad Jones - Trunpet
Billy Mitchell - Tenor Sax
Kenny Burrell - Guitar
Tommy Flanagan - Piano
Oscar Pettiford - Bass
Shadow Wilson - Drums

:: Detroit - New York - Junction ::

Passw: lascintasrecuperadas.blogspot.com

Hugh Masekela - Grrr . 1965

Hugh Masekela :: Grrr :: 1965
Mercury (Verve 24-bit digital transfer)
Total time : 32:44

Hugh Masekela (Trumpet)
Others unknown


1. U. Dwi (Hugh Masekela) 3:14
2. Zulu and the Mexican (Hugh Masekela) 3:22
3. Emavungweni (Ndikho Xaba) 3:08
4. Ntjilo-Ntjilo (Miriam Makeba) 4:12
5. Sharpville (Hugh Masekela) 3:29
6. Umaningi Bona (Zack Nkabinde) 3:17
7. Sipho (G.G. Mrwebi) 3:44
8. Kwa-Blaney (Jonas Gwangwa) 2:12
9. Mra (Christopher) 3:08
10. Phatsha-Phatsha (Lemmy Mabaso) 2:54

:: Grrr :: @320 .:. flac

Trumpet Player

Artist: Bob Peak
Exhibition: Bob Peak: Father of The Modern Hollywood Poster

Buy a quality Trumpet

Your Child deserves to learn on a well made Instrument not some cheap piece of junk that will make a great table lamp. The moderately higher priced brand names worth every penny, they can be repaired and will have resale value, you are not saving money buying junk.

How to buy a Pocket Trumpet or any Trumpet

How to buy a Pocket Trumpet or any Trumpet

from eBay Guides by pranks4u

The purpose of this guide is to let students and parents know about shopping for a quality Pocket Trumpet or any Trumpet.
First of all a Pocket Trumpet is a fun and unique looking instrument but basically a gimmick for advanced Trumpet players.
Be aware that for the beginning student a normal Bb Trumpet is always recommended to learn on. Keep in mind: "Instructor approved," "Not a throw away," "German type," "Phosphorus Copper Lead Pipe," "It has a serial number!", "This is a genuine," "This is not a Cheap imitation", "Wholesale","Bankruptcy'' or "You won't find a better Instrument at this price," "One year Warranty".. etc.. means absolutely nothing on a website or anywhere else and is a Big Red Flag!
Remember just because a Cheap Bargain Trumpet looks great doesn't mean its a good instrument and all that glitters is not Gold, in fact it most likely is pot metal a combination of Lead & Copper! Low end cheap Trumpets with names you have never heard of usually are unrepairable because of the metal quality and music stores don't carry the parts for good reason. Most of these "Instruments" are made in 3rd World sweatshops in India, Pakistan & Mainland China by the same company and sold under different names, most of them European sounding. Some intentionally have names very similar to a quality brand name to trick you! Do research on any Trumpet brand you want to buy and the seller. Any reputable Musical Instrument manufacturer should have their own website, distributors and sell their product in music stores not just on the Internet. Are there any reviews or complaints on the web? Where are they made? Is the shipping cost overly high and what's the return policy if they send you an inferior instrument? Are you stuck with paying their overpriced shipping, handling and probably a hefty restocking fee not to mention your time and cost to send it back if its no good? The Seller has nothing to lose and everything to gain even if you ship it back! Forget about the positive feedback, most customers see a beautiful looking Trumpet which arrives quickly and they immediately leave positive feedback and don't realize they have an inferior "instrument" till it falls apart a couple months later. They never think to go back to leave the new negative feedback to warn others or they are afraid they will receive retaliatory feedback. So be sure to throughly check for any and all feedback about defective merchandise whether its a Trumpet or any other instrument they sell. If the Instruments are high quality there is very little chance of ever hearing such feedback because they are always inspected before being sent out by any reputable Manufacturer.
A Pocket Trumpet or any Trumpet is never under any circumstances to have the outside lacquer inside the valve chambers!
Make sure you have it in writing that anyone you buy a Trumpet from understands you will not tolerate this and you expect them to refund all your money including shipping, handling costs on both ends and you will file fraud charges if this happens. I mention this because I have seen outside lacquer in the valve chambers of a cheap Pocket Trumpet.
A Trumpet should always have real Mother of Pearl valve keys.
Colored Trumpets should always have lacquered color not sprayed on or it will come off easily.
Make sure a qualified Trumpet player plays your Trumpet when you receive it. A beginner will not know if its them or the Trumpet that doesn't sound right.
If you read any promised supplies are missing with the order or that they are inferior is another sign of non inspection & bad quality control. Be aware another sign is when a customer complains they received a poorly made Instrument the seller replies contact us it must have been damaged during shipping. Sometimes they blame the customer for mishandling it or reply:
"Best Quality at this price" This means: Did you expect a decent trumpet for what you paid?
Another red flag is if the Seller has left rude feedback on the buyer's feedback page who has a legitimate complaint.
Your Child deserves to learn on a well made Instrument not some cheap piece of junk that will make a great table lamp. These Trumpets if they continue to work will make them a trial for your child to learn on. The most common complaint is always the sticky valves because of the inferior metals used which is unrepairable! If it sounds too good to be true it is, these are well planned out Scheme's to Con you, Buyer beware!
The moderately higher priced brand names such as Amati, Jupiter and Holton are of much better quality and worth every penny, they can be repaired and will have resale value.
If you can't afford to buy a quality Trumpet or you are afraid your child may lose interest in playing the Trumpet then rent one for the time being, you are not saving money buying junk.

Clifford Brown At The Cotton Club 1956

CLIFFORD BROWN at the COTTON CLUB 1956
Lonehill Jazz LHJ10292 (3CD)
Clifford Brown At The Cotton Club 1956 - 320 kbps

Clifford Brown - Max Roach Quintet
Clifford Brown on trumpet
Sonny Rollins on tenor saxophone
Richie Powell at the piano
George Morrow on bass
and The World's Greatest Drummer Max Roach

"I play the trumpet, my name is Clifford Brown."
With these simple and unpretentious words, Brownie introduced himself to the audience of the Cotton Club in Cleveland, Ohio, on May 28, 1956.
May 28 was the opening night of a week-long engagement for the Max Roach-Clifford Brown Quintet, featuring Sonny Rollins on tenor sax, Richie Powell (Bud Powell's younger brother) on piano, and George Morrow on bass. Despite the exceptional talent of the individual band members, the quintet proved to be more than the sum of its parts. The Cleveland Cotton Club performances contained on this package - issued here for the first time ever - were recorded on amateur equipment and include sets played by the quintet on May 28, May 29 and June 1, 1956. As a bonus to these amazing performances, we present another previously unissued set: a radio broadcast by the same quintet coming from the Town Casino, in Buffalo, New York, recorded on February 26, 1956.
Lonehill Jazz. 2007.

DISC 01
1. Introduction
2. Take The "A" Train
3. Darn That Dream
4. Nice Work If You Can Get It
5. Jordu
6. Valse Hot (Incomplete)
7. Introduction by Max Roach into Get Happy
DISC 02
8. Unttled Blues
9. Delilah
10. Lover
11. Lover Man
DISC 03
12. Daahoud
13. What's New
14. I'll Remember April
15. Daahoud
16. 'Round Midnight
17. Blues Walk

pt1 - pt2 - pt3 - pt4




Clifford Brown - Sandu

The Historic California Concerts (1954) : Clifford Brown & Max Roach

mp3@320kbps

1. Intro by Gene Norman & Max Roach 1:01
2. All God's Chillun Got Rhythm (Jermann-Kahn-Kasper) 6:18
3. Tenderly (Gross-Lawrence) 5:25
4. Sunset Eyes (Teddy Edwards) 6:40
5. Clifford's Axe (Clifford Brown) 7:15

Max Roach (d), Clifford Brown (tp), Teddy Edwards (ts), Carl Perkins (p), George Bledsoe (b).

Recorded at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, April 1954

6. Jordu (Duke Jordan) 10:09
7. I Can't Get Started With You (V.Duke-I.Gershwin) 4:04
8. I Get A Kick Out Of You (Cole Porter) 8:37
9. Parisian Thoroughfare (Bud Powell) 7:45

Max Roach (d), Clifford Brown (tp), Harold Land (ts), Richie Powell (p), George Morrow (b).

Recorded at the Shrine Auditorium, Hollywood, August 30, 1954

part1 :: part2

Jamey Aebersold vol.53 - Clifford Brown

Jamey Aebersold volume 53
Clifford Brown

pdf + audio

Toma :: vai buscar
(Go) Get It !!!

password :: www.warezscene.org

Lee Morgan

Francis Wolff · Lee Morgan "Volume II" session, Hackensack, New Jersey December 2, 1956

After The Lights (1957-58) Lee Morgan

Lee Morgan – trumpet
Bobby Timmons, Ray Bryant, Sonny Clark – piano

Pepper Adams – sax

Curtis Fuller – trombone

George Coleman – sax

Paul Chambers, Doug Watkins – bass
Philly Joe Jones, 
Art Taylor – drums

Recorded on Sep-Nov 1957 and Feb 1958

:: Lee Morgan – After The Lights ::
pass : jazzcrisis

Blues for Yna Yna

Gerald Wilson

Chuck Mangione – Alive! (1972)

Chuck Mangione Quartet – Alive! (1972)

1. High Heel Sneakers – 10:54

2. Legend of the One-Eyed Sailor – 11:27
3. St. Thomas – 6:41
4. 60 Miles Young – 12:03

Chuck Mangione – flugelhorn, trumpet, electric piano
Gerry Niewood – tenor & soprano saxophone, flute
Tony Levin – bass
Steve Gadd – drums

Recorded at Ronnie Scott’s in London.

A nice live fusion record by the New Yorker on Mercury Records.


:: Alive! :: @320

Thad Jones & Mel Lewis – Consummation 1970

Thad Jones & Mel Lewis – Consummation 1970

BST-84346


Thad Jones- (Flugelhorn)
Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young - (Trumpet)
Eddie Bert, Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell - (Trombone)
Cliff Heather - (Bass Trombone)
Eddie Daniels - (Flute, Clarinet, Tenor Sax)

Jerome Richardson - (Flute, Soprano Sax, Alto Sax)
Billy Harper - (Flute, Tenor Sax)

Joe Farrell, Pepper Adams, Richie Kamuca - (Clarinet, Baritone Sax)

Dick Berg, Julius Watkins, James Buffington, Earl Chapin - (French Horn on 1, 8)

Howard Johnson - (Tuba on 1, 8)
Roland Hanna - (Piano, Electric Piano)
Mel Lewis - (Drums)
Richard Davis - (Electric Bass)
David Spinozza - (Guitar on 5, 6)


1. Dedication 5:09

2. It Only Happens Every Time 3:03
3. Tiptoe 6:38

4. A Child Is Born 4:04
5. Us 3:33
6. Ahunk Ahunk 7:54
7. Fingers 10:35
8. Consummation 5:08

Recorded: New York, January 21, 1970

(Blue Note 38226)

:: Consummation ::

Chromatic semitones table

SCALES, THEORIE
Chromatic semitones table

:>)azZClefs#

Leonard Feather Present Bop (1957)

MP3@320

01. Little Benny 3:37
02. Be-Bop 2:39
03. Lemon Drop 2:50
04. Ornithology 4:16
05. Anthropology 4:45
06. Salt Peanuts 3:01
07. Groovin' High 2:46
08. Shaw 'Nuff 3:27
09. Now's the Time 7:07
10. Hot House 3:33
11. 52nd Street Theme 4:20.

George Wallington - Piano
Phil Woods - Sax (Alto)
Idrees Sulieman - Trumpet (1-5)
Thad Jones - Trumpet
Curly Russell - Bass
Denzil Best - Drums (1-5)
Art Taylor - Drums.

AMG:

"The sessions on this LP reissue were originally organized by
Leonard Feather to pay tribute to the bop era. The 11 selections
(all dating from the mid-to late-'40s) feature pianist George Wallington
(who is actually the set's leader), altoist Phil Woods, either
Idrees Sulieman or Thad Jones on trumpet, bassist Curley
Russell, and either Denzil Best or Art Taylor on drums.
About the only surprise occurs on "Salt Peanuts," which has an off-key "vocal"
from five-year-old Baird Parker, son of the late Charlie Parker.
Otherwise, the playing of Woods makes this a worthwhile session for bop fans."

:: Leonard Feather Present Bop ::

Trombone Shorty – Backatown (2010)

Trombone Shorty : Backatown : 2010

Label: Verve Forecast

Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue+.log)

Total Time: 43:20
Total Size: 315.5 MB


Tracklist:
01. Hurricane Season

02. On Your Way Down (feat. Allen Toussaint)

03. Quiet As Kept

04. Something Beautiful (feat. Lenny Kravitz)

05. Backatown

06. Right To Complain (feat. Marc Broussard)

07. Neph

08. Suburbia
09. In The 6th
10. One Night Only (The March)

11. Where Y’At

12. Fallin’

13. The Cure

14. 928 Horn Jam

www.bin.ge

Trombone Shorty Vol 1

Trombone Shorty Vol 2


Lester Bowie - Fast Last! (1974)

Lester Bowie: Fast Last!
(Muse Records, 1974)

Lonely Woman (5:15)
Banana Whistle (9:48)
Hello Dolly (5:00)
Fast Last / C (12:55)
F Troop Rides Again (9:38)

Recorded at C. I. Recording Studios, NYC, September 1974.

Lester Bowie, John Hicks, Julius Hemphill, John Stubblefield,
Joseph Bowie, Bob Stewart, Cecil McBee, Phillip Wilson,
Charles "Bobo" Shaw, Jerome Cooper

Muse Records MR 5055

:: Fast Last! ::