JAZZ DOWNLOAD Vol. 13, jazz festival 2009

VA - Smooth Sax Tribute To E.W.F


Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Smooth Sax Tribute To E.W.F
Year Of Release: May 11, 2004
Label: Tribute Sounds
Genre: Smooth Jazz
Format: MP3
Quality: 192 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 44 min 3 sec
Total Size: 61 mb

Tracklist
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1. Shining Star - Larry Dunn (4:42)
2. Varios Artists - Getaway (4:32)
3. P. C. Baailey - Reasons (4:32)
4. P. C. Bailey - Devotion (4:21)
5. Allee Willis - September (4:12)
6. Skip Scarborough - Can't Hide Love (4:17)
7. Varios Artists - Singasong (4:08)
8. Verdine White - That's the Way of the World (4:47)
9. Reginald Burke - Serpentine Fire (4:18)
10. Wayne Vaughn - Let's Groove (4:14)

http://www.files.ge/file/376439/VA---Smoot...-2004--rar.html

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Igor Butman - Magic Land - 2007
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Igor Butman - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
Randy Brecker - trumpet
Chick Corea - piano
Jack DeJohnette - drums
John Patitucci - bass guitar
Stefon Harris - vibraphone


1. Бу-ра-ти-но (из к/ф "Приключения Буратино")
2. Прекрасное далеко (из к/ф "Гостья из будущего")
3. Песня друзей (из м/ф "Бременские музыканты")
4. Водные лыжи (из м/ф "Ну, погоди!")
5. Песенка Львенка и Черепахи (из м/ф "Как львенок и черепаха песню пели")
6. Колыбельная медведицы (из м/ф "Умка")
7. Песенка о лете (из м/ф "Дед Мороз и лето")
8. Луч солнца золотого (из м/ф "Бременские музыканты")
9. Чунга-Чанга (из м/ф "Катерок")
10. Колыбельная (из м/ф "По следам Бременских музыкантов")

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This post has been edited by DrWatson on 17 Mar 2009, 17:07

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Mike Bloomfield & Bob Dylan
Newport 1965
Video AVI, 720x480, 221mb, TT: 23:05

http://www.link.ge/file/226296/-65-part1.rar.html
http://www.link.ge/file/226321/-65-part2.rar.html

მიმაგრებული სურათი (გადიდებისთვის დაუწკაპუნეთ სურათზე)

Gerry Mulligan
Mulligan Plays Mulligan

1. Funhouse
2. Ide's Side
3. Roundhouse
4. Kaper notes
5. Bweebida Bobbida
6. Mullenium notes
7. Mulligan's Too

http://rapidshare.com/files/205552978/MplaysM.rar

მიმაგრებული სურათი

Gerry Mulligan
Jeru

1.Capricious
2.Here I'll Stay
3.Inside Impromptu
4.You've Come Home
5.Get Out of Town
6.Blue Boy
7.Lonely Town

http://rapidshare.com/files/205545911/Jeru.rar

მიმაგრებული სურათი

Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster

1.Chelsea Bridge
2.Cat Walk, The
3.Sunday
4.Who's Got Rhythm
5.Tell Me When
6.Go Home

http://rapidshare.com/files/205537019/GMBW.rar

მიმაგრებული სურათი

Muddy Waters
Maison De Radio FM
Blues & Jazz Festival, Paris, France
November 7th 1976

Disc 1
1. French DJ > Band Intro
2. Soon Forgotten
3. Key To The Highway
4. They Call Me Muddy Waters
5. That Same Thing
6. My Baby
7. Honey Bee
8. Walkin’ Blues
9. Rollin’ And Tumblin’

Disc 2
1. Outro Tune
2. French Dj
3. Nothing But Soul
(performed by LUTHER 'Guitar Jr.' JOHNSON band)
4. How Blue Can You Get
(performed by LUTHER 'Guitar Jr.' JOHNSON band)
5. Muddy intro > Five Long Years
6. I Live The Life I Love
7. Don’t Go No Farther
8. St. Louis Blues
9. Outro Tune

Encores :
10. Got My Mojo Working
11. Got My Mojo Working (reprise)
12. Outro Tune > French Dj

Line Up :
MUDDY WATERS, guitar & vocals
PINETOP PERKINS, piano
JERRY PORTNOY, harmonica
LUTHER 'Guitar Jr.' JOHNSON, guitar
BOB MARGOLIN, guitar
CALVIN JONES, bass
WILLIE ‘Big Eyes’ SMITH, drums

http://rapidshare.com/files/96822452/dino619.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/96828449/dino619.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/96829985/dino619.part3.rar
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მიმაგრებული სურათი

Stefano Bollani Trio Clusone Jazz Festival (2004)

MP3/256Kbps/97.9Mb



Stefano Bollani - piano
Jesper Bodilsen - Bass
Morten Lund - Drums

1. Simplicity Boy
2. How Deep Is The Ocean
3. Liten Karin
4. Mi Ritorni In Mente
5. Se Non Avessi Piu Te
6. Il Domatore Di Pulci

Clusone Jazz Festival 2004
Broadcast RAI Transistor 3 26/01/2005
Radio Recording

http://up.jeje.ge/download.php?id=A878CC802
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Monty Alexander Trio Salzburg Austria 2007

mp3/173 MB/@320



http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IP9FZJLV

25th anniversary of FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ DE MONTRÉAL

Oscar Peterson Quartet
2004
Video AVI, 640x480, 823mb, TT: 1:18:53

Oscar Peterson - Piano.
Niels Henning Orsted Pederson - Bass.
Alvi Queen - Drums.
Ulf Wakebius - Guitar.

Reunion Blues
Nighttime
When Summer Comes
Cackwalk
Requiem
Wheatland
Backyard Blues
You Look Good to me
Sushi
Satan Doll

http://www.link.ge/file/226419/Oscar-Peter...-part1.rar.html
http://www.link.ge/file/226434/Oscar-Peter...-part2.rar.html
http://www.link.ge/file/226461/Oscar-Peter...-part3.rar.html
http://www.link.ge/file/226495/Oscar-Peter...-part4.rar.html
http://www.link.ge/file/226513/Oscar-Peter...-part5.rar.html



მიმაგრებული სურათი (გადიდებისთვის დაუწკაპუნეთ სურათზე)

Art Farmer Quartet with Jim Hall
Live at the Half Note

Tracks
1 Stompin' at the Savoy (Goodman, Razaf, Sampson, Webb) 12:27
2 Swing Spring (Davis) 5:51
3 What's New ? (Burke, Haggart) 4:24
4 I Want to Be Happy (Caesar, Youmans) 9:41
5 I'm Getting Sentimental over You (Bassman, Washington) 5:03

Personnel
Art Farmer - tp
Jim Hall - g
Steve Swallow - b
Walter Perkins - dr

Recorded live at the Half-Note, New York, NY on December 5, 6 & 7, 1963

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მიმაგრებული სურათი

Charlie Parker
Charlie Parker
(Verve)

Tracks
1 Now's the Time (Parker) 3:00
2 I Remember You (Mercer, Schertzinger) 3:03
3 Confirmation (Harris, Parker) 2:57
4 Chi-Chi (Parker) 3:02
5 The Song Is You (Hammerstein, Kern) 2:58
6 Laird Baird (Parker 2:45
7 Kim (Parker) 2:58
8 Cosmic Rays (Parker) 3:05
9 Star Eyes (DePaul, Raye) 3:28
10 Blues [Fast] (Parker) 2:45
11 I'm in the Mood for Love (Fields, McHugh) 2:51
12 The Bird (Parker) 4:46
13 Celebrity (Parker) 1:33
14 Ballade (Hawkins, Parker) 2:56
15 Cardboard (Parker) 3:08 16 Visa (Parker) 2:58
17 Chi-Chi [alternate take] (Parker) 3:09
18 Chi-Chi [alternate take] (Parker) 2:42
19 Chi-Chi [alternate take] (Parker) 2:37
20 Kim [alternate take] (Parker) 2:58
21 Cosmic Rays [alternate take] (Parker) 3:16
22 Confirmation [False Start] (Harris, Parker) :14
23 Confirmation [False Start] (Harris, Parker) :09
24 Chi-Chi [False Start] (Parker) :27
25 Chi-Chi [False Start] (Parker) :17

Personnel
[#1-4, 17-19 & 22-25]
Charlie Parker - as
Al Haig - p
Percy Heath - b
Max Roach - dr
Recorded July 30, 19563 at Fulton Studio, NYC.
[#5-8, 20 & 21]
Charlie Parker - as
Hank Jones - p
Teddy Kotick - b
Max Roach - dr
Recorded late December 1952 or early January 1953 in NYC.
[#9-11]
Hank Jones - p
Ray Brown - b
Buddy Rich - dr
Recorded late March or early April 1950 in NYC.
[#12]
Hank Jones - p
Ray Brown - b
Shelly Manne - dr
Recorded December 1947 at Carnegie Hall, NYC.
[#13 & 14]
Hank Jones - p
Ray Brown - b
Buddy Rich - dr
Coleman Hawkins - ts (#14)
Recorded Fall 1950 possibly at Gjon Mili Studio, NYC.
[#15 & 16]
Kenny Dorham - tp
Tommy Turk - tb
Al Haig - p
Tommy Potter - b
Max Roach - dr
Carlos Vidal - cg
Recorded probably February or Mach 1949, NYC

If you have the original 10" LP issue of this album with the '50s David Stone Martin cover art, hang on to it (it's worth anywhere from $240 to $400!), but also acquire this greatly expanded CD version in the Verve Master Edition series. In addition to the original eight selections, recorded in 1953 with Al Haig or Hank Jones (piano), Percy Heath or Teddy Kotick (bass), and Max Roach (drums), you get an awesome variety of other Parker quartet, quintet, and septet sessions, plus extensive outtakes and false starts (grouped at the end of the disc) from the 10" LP sessions. Bird was still in marvelously inventive form in 1953, hardly ever repeating the same idea twice, clearly inspired by the propulsive Roach groove. The spectacular Buddy Rich is the disruptive drummer on "Blues [Fast]," "Celebrity," and three other cuts, one of which ("Ballade") features Coleman Hawkins. "The Bird" (1947) is lifted from The Jazz Scene anthology, and the septet tracks from 1949 have a light Afro-Cuban flavor. All of this had been previously revealed on the ten-CD Complete Charlie Parker on Verve in similarly good sound, so completists needn't bother. The sharpies at Verve do correct one egregious error from the original collector's item; the track perhaps understandably misidentified as Frank Loesser's "I Hear Music" on the LP is really Jerome Kern's "The Song Is You."

flac, with complete artwork
http://rapidshare.com/files/208376519/Char...arlie_Parker.7z
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მიმაგრებული სურათი

Kai Winding & J.J. Johnson
Nuf Said

Tracks
1 Out of This World** (Arlen, Mercer) 2:20
2 Thou Swell* (Hart, Rodgers) 2:55
3 Lover** (Hart, Rodgers) 5:34
4 Lope City* (Johnson) 3:32
5 Stolen Bass** (Johnson) 2:56
6 It's All Right With Me* (Porter) 5:06
7 Mad About the Boy** (Coward) 3:32
8 Yes Sir, That's My Baby** (Donaldson, Kahn) 4:06
9 That's How I Feel About You** (Winding) 3:59
10 Going Rock** (Winding) 3:25
11 It's All Right With Me* [Alternate Take 15] (Porter) 5:31
12 Lover** [Alternate Take 13] (Hart, Rodgers) 5:39
13 Going Rock** [Alternate Take I] (Winding) 3:25
14 Lope City* [Alternate Take 2] (Johnson) 3:42
15 It's All Right With Me* [Take II] (Porter) 6:24
16 Out of This World** [Alternate 8] (Arlen, Mercer) 2:28
17 That's How I Feel About You** [Alternate 7] (Winding) 4:08

Personnel
Kai Winding - tb
J. J. Johnson - tb
Dick Katz - p
Al Harewood - dr
Milt Hinton** - b
Wendell Marshall* - b

[#2, 4, 6, 11, 14 & 15] Los Angeles, CA, January 26, 1955*.
[#1, 3, 5, 7, 8-10, 12, 13, 16, 17] NYC, January 27, 1955**.

At times sounding indistinguishable soloing side by side, trombonists Kai Winding and J.J. Johnson gained unexpected fame from a series of collaborative efforts cut during the mid-'50s. Sandwiched between their initial Savoy outing and several Columbia releases (and a later reunion session for Impulse), 1955's Nuf Said features the soloists in a buoyant West Coast mood on several medium- to fast-tempo swingers. Winding and Johnson both turn in fluid, tonally rounded statements, while pianist Dick Katz, bassists Milt Hinton and Wendell Marshall, and drummer Al Harewood (using brushes most of the time) provide plush rhythmic support. In addition to impressively arranged covers like "Mad About the Boy" and "Out of This World," Johnson and Winding each contribute two attractive originals -­ Winding's "Gong Rock" gets special note not only for its then-exotic incorporation of gong sounds, but also for the title's evocation of a time-travel meeting between the trombonist and glam rocker T. Rex. Musical fantasy aside, this Bethlehem reissue by Avenue Jazz pads the original set with seven worthwhile alternate takes and tops things off with superb sound and helpful liner notes. And though some might find the music here a bit thin (a common criticism of the West Coast sound which, ironically, gets turned on its ear this time around since all the musicians involved are from the East Coast), the arrangements and playing are so engaging and of such high quality that categorization dilemmas disappear. A fine disc.

ape, with complete artwork
http://rapidshare.com/files/207116408/Kai_...n_-_Nuf_Said.7z



მიმაგრებული სურათი

Eddie Costa
The Eddie Costa Quintet

Tracks
1 Get Out of the Road (Woods) 4:50
2 In Your Own Sweet Way (Brubeck) 4:32
3 Big Ben (Woods) 5:00
4 Nature Boy (Ahbez) 4:07
5 Blues Plus Eight (Costa) 4:07
6 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Hart, Rodgers) 4:34
7 Stretch in "F" (Farmer) 3:20

Personnel
Eddie Costa - p & vb
Art Farmer - tp
Phil Woods - as
Teddy Kotick - b
Paul Motian - dr

Recorded, July, 1957, New York, N. Y

Eddie Costa made only a few dates as a leader prior to his sudden death as a result of an automobile accident at the age of 31; this 1957 session is the best of them. Alternating between piano and vibes, Costa leads a quintet that includes Phil Woods, Art Farmer, Teddy Kotick, and Paul Motian, featuring enjoyable interpretations of "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" and Dave Brubeck's still fairly new "In Your Own Sweet Way," the latter of which focuses on Costa's vibes and Farmer's muted trumpet, with Woods switching to the piano. Each of the originals by Costa, Woods, and Farmer is stimulating, although they have undeservedly languished in obscurity. Recorded for the long-defunct Mode label, V.S.O.P. reissued this forgotten treasure on CD in 1992

ape, with complete artwork
http://rapidshare.com/files/207169723/Eddie_Costa_Quintet.7z



მიმაგრებული სურათი

Les Spann
Gemini
(Flute and Guitar)

Tracks
1 Smile (Heywood) 6:13
2 Con Alma (Gillespie) 3:37
3 Q's Dues Blues (Spann) 6:15
4 It Might as Well Be Spring (Hammerstein, Rodgers) 4:45
5 Stockholm Sweetnin' (Jones) 5:35
6 Blues for Gemini (Watkins) 4:54
7 Afterthought (Spann) 5:08
8 There Is No Greater Love (Jones, Symes) 4:47

Personnel
Les Spann - fl (#1, 4, 6 & 7) & g
Julius Watkins - fr hrn
Tommy Flanagan - p
Sam Jones - b
Albert "Tootie" Heath - dr (#1, 4, 6 & 7)
Louis Hayes - dr
Recorded at Plaza Sound Studios, New York City ; December 8 (#1, 4, 6 & 7) and 16, 1960

Les Spann was a perfect example of a jazz artist who had an impressive list of sideman credentials but never got very far as a leader. Although he played with heavyweights like Quincy Jones, Dizzy Gillespie, Johnny Hodges, and Ben Webster, the guitarist/flutist didn't record on his own extensively — which is regrettable because Spann was an intriguing musician. How many guitarists are equally proficient when it comes to playing the flute? Spann's two instruments get equal time on Gemini, an excellent hard bop date that was produced by the ubiquitous Orrin Keepnews. This album, which Fantasy reissued on CD on its Original Jazz Classics imprint in 2001, was recorded at two different sessions in December 1960. One finds Spann on flute, while the other finds him on guitar. Both sessions employ Julius Watkins on French horn, Tommy Flanagan on piano, and Sam Jones on upright bass, but there are two different drummers — Al "Tootie" Heath at one session, Louis Hayes at the other. Spann gives 100 percent at both sessions. As a guitarist, he is bluesy and expressive on material that ranges from Quincy Jones' "Stockholm Sweetnin'" and Dizzy Gillespie's "Con Alma" to the standard "There Is No Greater Love." But he is equally impressive when he picks up the flute on tracks that include the melancholy "Afterthought" and a lyrical performance of the standard "It Might as Well Be Spring." One thing Spann doesn't do on this album is play both flute and guitar on the same tune; he is careful to keep them separate. And while it would have been interesting to hear him play a flute solo right after a guitar solo, Gemini is still excellent. It's too bad that Spann didn't do a lot more recording as a leader

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http://rapidshare.com/files/207481609/Les_Spann_-_Gemini.7z
http://rapidshare.com/files/207486809/Les_Spann_-_Gemini2.7z


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