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Following releases by SET FIRE TO FLAMES & SYLVIAN CHAUVEAU, MAX RICHTERs The Blue Notebooks is the fourth release on FATCATs 130701 imprint, established as an outlet for more orchestrated, instrumental material. Richter is a British-based, German-born pianist & composer. This releases follows his 2002s highly-acclaimed Memoryhouse performed by the BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA & released on the BBCs classical label, LATE JUNCTION. This is his 2nd solo album, a distinctive & adven ...

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- written in autumn 2008 & premiered in November of the same year at The Royal Opera House in London although
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Songs From Before utilises piano, cello, violin & viola, with Max playing piano, mixing & producing. Recorded at EASTCOTE STUDIOS on 16 track 2 inch analogue tape via the old MCI desk (a forerunner of the 24track format that became the standard in the 70s & 80s), known as "the BOB MARLEY desk" because of his love of it, Max expands this record is all about bass, so it is perfect. ...

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Personnel: Max Roach (drums); Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Julian Priester (trombone); Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone); Bob Boswell (bass). Recorded at Capitol Studios, NYC, July 21, 1959. This is an interesting 1959 date with Max Roach leading a piano-less quintet. The airy voicings for the horns, which include the Turrentine brothers (Tommy on trumpet & Stanley, of course, on tenor saxophone) & Julian Priester on trombone, approach a West Coast cool jazz-like texture, the kind of jazz ...

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This CD reissue of a Max Roach Riverside date is notable for featuring the great young trumpeter Booker Little & for utilizing Ray Drapers tuba as a melody instrument; tenor saxophonist George Coleman & bassist Art Davis complete the excellent quintet. Highlights include " Its You or No One, " " You Stepped out of a Dream" & Roachs unaccompanied drum piece " Conversation." This is fine music from a group that was trying to stretch themselves beyond hard bop. Scott Yanow. ...

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These recordings of Max Roach for the Atlantic label have each been issued on single CDs by Koch Records, but now they are combined into one. The concepts of the dates are quite different, with one wholly instrumental, the other emphasizing choral vocals. Members, Dont Git Weary is a superior session, featuring pianist & composer Stanley Cowell from 1968, at a time when Cowell had left his native Toledo, OH, for New York City. It contains three of his most famous compositions -- " Abstrutions, ...

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Personnel: Max Roach (drums); Abbey Lincoln (vocals); Coleman Hawkins, Walter Benton (tenor saxophone); Booker Little (trumpet); Julian Priester (trombone); James Schenck (acoustic bass); Michael Olatunji (congas); Tomas Duvall, Ray Mantilla (percussion). ...

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In 1976 leading UK independent, Island Records secured the services of arguably Jamaicas greatest producer, Lee Scratch Perry. This significant event was marked soon after by the release of one of the greatest Reggae albums ever to see issue Max Romeos War Ina Babylon. Romeo had been active on the music scene since the Rock Steady era, yet his collection of hard-hitting Roots tracks, spawned in Perrys famed Black Ark studio, was undoubtedly his Magnus Opus, with the title track, One St ...

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Max Roach - Jazz In 3/4 Time

Personnel: Max Roach (drums); Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone); Kenny Dorham (trumpet); Ray Bryant, Billy Wallace (piano); George Morrow (bass instrument).Recording information: 1956 - 1957.The waltz is not a rhythm that traditionally swings or grooves. On JAZZ IN 3/4 TIME, however, drummer/bandleader Max Roach changes all that. The program features six numbers in waltz time, including two originals by Roach, one by Sonny Rollins (who plays tenor saxophone here), and three standards written

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Personnel: Max Roach (drums); Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone); Kenny Dorham (trumpet); Ray Bryant, Billy Wallace (piano); George Morrow (bass instrument). Recording information: 1956
- 1957. The waltz is not a rhythm that traditionally swings or grooves. On JAZZ IN 3/4 TIME, however, drummer/bandleader Max Roach changes all that. The program features six numbers in waltz time, including two originals by Roach, one by Sonny Rollins (who plays tenor saxophone here), & three standards written

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