Roots - Stablemates flac album

On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. In studio record of this music release "Stablemates" attended those artists: Arthur Blythe (Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone), Peter Ben Hubsch (Artwork By ), Jürgen Schwab (Artwork By ), Santi Debriano (Bass), Idris Muhammad (Drums), Helmut Kagerer (Guitar, tracks 9), Helmut Nieberle (Guitar, tracks 4), Bert Noglik (Liner Notes), Don Pullen (Piano, Organ ), Jürgen.

Roots Stablemates (2xLP)180g limited 2 x LP 180grs limited - gatefold. 1995 EU reissue on 180g 2LP One of the best Jazz albums from the nineties To get an idea, try the beautiful hymnal Don Pullen composition Ah, George, We Hardly Knew Ya in 6/4ths that features Pullen on the acoustic piano and Arthur Blythe with a fabulous. The players on this album all play better than good -no surprise, given their credentials-but it is as much an arrangers' album as a players' album, with fine arrangements by several members of the group.

1. Stolen Moments 2. Linden Boulevard 3. Requiem for a Rabbit 4. Night Train 5. I Remember Eric Dolphy 6. Stablemates 7. Ah, George, We Hardly Knew Ya 8. Walkin' 9. Party's Over. Nathan Davis as/ts/ss Arthur Blythe ss/ts Chico Freeman ts/as/ss Sam rivers ts/as Don Pullen p/b3 Santi Debriano-bass Idris Muhhmad-dr.

Stablemates is an album by American trumpeter Blue Mitchell recorded in 1977 and originally released on the Japanese label Discomate before being released on CD on the Candid label in 2006. The album's name comes from its first track, a tune written by Benny Golson that first appeared on Miles: The New Miles Davis Quintet. The album was also released on the budget Jazz America Marketing label as Last Dance. Stablemates" (Benny Golson) - 6:00.

Album · 1991 · 9 Songs. See All. The Blues and Beyond. Salutes the Saxophone (with Chico Freeman, Arthur Blythe, Sam Rivers & Nathan Davis). A Long Hard Fall - EP.

Info for Stablemates. The second release by this magnificent, all-star repertory band features tributes to Benny Golson, Jimmy Forrest, Archie Shepp, George Adams and Johnny Hodges, among others. The tribute to George Adams, penned by his erstwhile partner, Don Pullen, is the beautifully poignant "Ah George, We Hardly Knew Ya", played with great feeling by Arthur Blythe. With its four differently orientated but enormously expressive saxophone stylists and its beautifully integrated rhythm section, ROOTS has won widespread acclaim from critics and public alike.