CD-Charts Position 161

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Paul Motian on Broadway Vol.1

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Paul Motian

Release Date January 01, 1990

CD-Charts Position 162

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Flux and Change

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Enrico Pieranunzi

Release Date October 01, 1999

CD-Charts Position 163

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That's Nice

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Barry Altschul

Release Date August 18, 2002

CD-Charts Position 164

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13 Steps on Glass

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Sunny Murray

Release Date September 21, 1995

CD-Charts Position 165

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Live at Moers Festival

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by: Sunny Murray Trio

Release Date July 29, 1994

CD-Charts Position 166
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Jazz at Massey Hall [CASSETTE]

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by: The Quintet

Release Date October 17, 1990
This recording is an essential addition to any serious Jazz collection, capturing as it does five Jazz giants recorded together for the one and only time.

Charlie Parker is on Alto Sax, Dizzy Gillespie Trumpet, Bud Powell Piano, Charles Mingus bass and Max Roach on drums. From the first number "Perdido" you know this something special. A medium tempo version which never stops swinging. Gillespie in particular is in fiery form on this number. On "Salt Peanuts" Bud Powell plays a memorable solo, which precedes a thunderous drum solo from Max Roach.

The atmosphere is fantastic with the crowd applauding the musicians solos, and sometimes you can hear the musicians cajoaling each other to better performances.

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CD-Charts Position 167
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Solitudes

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Tamia

Release Date April 06, 1992
This recording is an essential addition to any serious Jazz collection, capturing as it does five Jazz giants recorded together for the one and only time.

Charlie Parker is on Alto Sax, Dizzy Gillespie Trumpet, Bud Powell Piano, Charles Mingus bass and Max Roach on drums. From the first number "Perdido" you know this something special. A medium tempo version which never stops swinging. Gillespie in particular is in fiery form on this number. On "Salt Peanuts" Bud Powell plays a memorable solo, which precedes a thunderous drum solo from Max Roach.

The atmosphere is fantastic with the crowd applauding the musicians solos, and sometimes you can hear the musicians cajoaling each other to better performances.

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CD-Charts Position 168
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Sonny Rollins Plus Four [CASSETTE]

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by: Sonny Rollins

Release Date October 08, 1991
This recording is an essential addition to any serious Jazz collection, capturing as it does five Jazz giants recorded together for the one and only time.

Charlie Parker is on Alto Sax, Dizzy Gillespie Trumpet, Bud Powell Piano, Charles Mingus bass and Max Roach on drums. From the first number "Perdido" you know this something special. A medium tempo version which never stops swinging. Gillespie in particular is in fiery form on this number. On "Salt Peanuts" Bud Powell plays a memorable solo, which precedes a thunderous drum solo from Max Roach.

The atmosphere is fantastic with the crowd applauding the musicians solos, and sometimes you can hear the musicians cajoaling each other to better performances.

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CD-Charts Position 169
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Members Don't Git Weary

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by: Max Roach

Release Date October 01, 1999
An all time classic album from Max and his quintet of Charles Tolliver(tp)Gary Bartz(as)Stanley Cowell(p) and Jymie Merritt(b).
Roach's sound can be a bit hit or miss but this offering really nails it,every track is worthy with Stanley Cowells 'Effi' and 'Equipoise' being particular standouts (you can hear where Bill Lee and Bobby Watson got their inspirations for 'John Coltrane' and 'Time will tell').
Tolliver and Bartz make a formidable front line and Andy Bey delivers some spiritual musings on the title track.
Brilliant Jazz music

CD-Charts Position 170
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Q Sound Compound

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by: Gijs Hendriks

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An all time classic album from Max and his quintet of Charles Tolliver(tp)Gary Bartz(as)Stanley Cowell(p) and Jymie Merritt(b).
Roach's sound can be a bit hit or miss but this offering really nails it,every track is worthy with Stanley Cowells 'Effi' and 'Equipoise' being particular standouts (you can hear where Bill Lee and Bobby Watson got their inspirations for 'John Coltrane' and 'Time will tell').
Tolliver and Bartz make a formidable front line and Andy Bey delivers some spiritual musings on the title track.
Brilliant Jazz music