Jazz shots from the West Coast. Vol. 3.
The last part of this series dedicated to West Coast Jazz, this style which marked a wonderful rejection of conventions and cherished instrumental combinations, is dedicated to musicians who experimented with all kinds of risks in a more sensual style than that of bebop. Alongside Shorty Rogers, She...
| Format: | Video |
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| Language: | No linguistic content |
| Language Notes: | In English. |
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Paris, France :
Qwest TV,
2006.
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| Series: | Jazz Shots From The West Coast
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| Online Access: | Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press) |
Table of Contents:
- Take five / P. Desmond (4:56) ; Castilian blues / D. Brubeck (5:34) ; (It's a) Raggy waltz / D. Brubeck (5:18) (Dave Brubeck Quartet ; feat. Paul Desmond)
- The train and the river / J. Giuffre (Jimmy Giuffre Trio ; feat. Jim Hall) (5:00)
- Malagueña / E. Lecuona ; arr. by Bill Holman (4:56) ; Waltz of the prophets / D. Barton ; arr. by Dee Barton (5:23) ; Maria / L. Bernstein ; S. Sondheim ; arr. Johnny Richards (3:56) ; Limehouse blues / P. Braham ; D. Furber ; B. Holman ; arr. by Bill Hilman (1:53) (Stan Kenton)
- Valse hot / S. Rollins (Jim Hall) (11:21)
- Stella by starlight / N. Washington ; V. Young (Hampton Hawes) (6:22)
- Lover man / J. Davis ; R. Ramírez ; J. Sherman (4:06) ; Well you needn't / T. Monk (4:22) ; Yesterdays / O. Harbach ; J. Kein [i.e. Kern] (4:01) (Frank Rosolino Quartet).