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Jazz in Paris: Joue Bud Powell
Description René Urtreger was only 20 years old and brand new to the jazz scene at the time of his debut recording, yet he was already making an impression. His tribute to Bud Powell finds him playing bop with some authority, covering some of the troubled genius' best compositions. Accompanied by bassist Benoit Quersin and drummer Jean-Louis Viale, Urtreger shows a tendency to tackle nearly everything at a moderate tempo, though it might have been that his rhythm section wasn't up to handling a faster...
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The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1
Bud's first two Blue Note dates are here in complete form. The 1949 session features the horns of Fats Navarro and Sonny Rollins (making his recording debut) on such be-bop anthems as "Bouncing With Bud" and "Dance Of The Infidels". This 1951 trio session with Curly Russell and Max Roach introduced "Un Poco Loco" and "Parisian Thoroughfare". Personnel: FATS NAVARRO, trumpet; SONNY ROLLINS, tenor sax; BUD POWELL, piano; TOMMY POTTER, bass; ROY HAYNES, drums (#1-11). BUD POWELL, piano; CURLY RUSSELL, bass; MAX...
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Bud Powell: Mostly Bud, Original Voicings
Bud Powell created the foundation of the modern piano style. His incomparable talent as a composer is often overlooked. This volume offers 20 piano arrangements, startling in their originality and expressiveness.
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Notes: Personnel: Bud Powell (piano); Charlie Mingus (acoustic bass); Roy Haynes (drums). Originally released on Elektra Musician. Contains INNER FIRES (1953) plus interviews from 1960. Also includes liner notes by Chick Corea. Personnel: Bud Powell (piano); Charles Mingus (bass instrument); Roy Haynes (drums). This album features trio performances by pianist Bud Powell, bassist Charles Mingus and drummer Roy Haynes that were recorded live at a Washington D.C. club; they were released for the first...
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Bud Powell 57 (Greatest Hits)
DPCI: 244-13-0706. ASIN: B002WH2MMI. Catalog #: 11931026. Item can not be gift wrapped.
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Tragically, Bud Powell was a seriously ill genius. After being encouraged and tutored to an extent by his friend Thelonious Monk at jam sessions in the early '40s, Powell was with Cootie Williams' orchestra during 1943-1945. In a racial incident, he was beaten on the head by police; Powell never fully recovered and would suffer from bad headaches and mental breakdowns throughout the remainder of his life. Despite this, he recorded some true gems during 1947-1951 for Roost, Blue Note, and Verve, composing...
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Bud Powell Classics
Includes transcriptions of 9 solos by this jazz piano giant: Autumn in New York · Body and Soul · Celia · Cherokee (Indian Love Song) · Dance of the Infidels · Hallucinations · A Night in Tunisia · Ruby, My Dear · Tune for Duke.
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Sonny Stitt Bud Powell & Jj Johnson (Bonus Tracks) - CD
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Chick Corea's Remembering Bud Powell Band
Jazz legend Chick Corea was only a teenager when he first fell under the spell of Bud Powell, a jazz piano giant who would greatly influence Corea's music. In the '90s, Corea offered a homage to his teacher and inspiration by forming a multigenerational quintet of players to perform in Powell's groundbreaking style. Celebrating a lifetime of Corea's incredible musical collaborations, the Remembering Bud Powell Band recently reunited at New York City's famed Blue Note jazz club for a very special...
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Jazz legend Chick Corea was only a teenager when he first fell under the spell of Bud Powell, a jazz piano giant who would greatly influence Coreas music. In the 90s, Corea offered a homage to his teacher and inspiration by forming a multigenerational quintet of players to perform in Powells groundbreaking style. Celebrating a lifetime of Coreas incredible musical collaborations, the Remembering Bud Powell Band recently reunited at New York Citys famed Blue Note jazz club for a very special performance...
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Description This superb CD reissues the complete output of three classic bop sessions including five "new" alternate takes. Sonny Stitt (who plays tenor throughout) is heard in a quintet with trombonist J.J. Johnson, pianist John Lewis, bassist Nelson Boyd and drummer Max ****** (playing three Johnson compositions and the original version of John Lewis's "Afternoon in Paris") and in a quartet with the great pianist Bud Powell, bassist Curly Russell and Max ******. The latter two sessions are highlighted...
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Bud Powell: (MFM 82)
As performed by Bud Powell . As arranged by Clifford Jay Safane. Jazz, Blues, and Ragtime Piano. Softcover. 40 pages. Published by Amsco Publications. (MS.AM23219)
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A discography of Bud Powell material available on both record and CD. The discography does not mention every record released since the original issue, in every possible country.
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Time Waits: The Amazing Bud Powell
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* Bud Powell / In Copenhagen - Bud Powell.
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Style.Categories World Fusion , Bop , Latin Jazz , Mainstream Jazz , Standards , Jazz Instrument , Piano Jazz
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Notes: Personnel: George Duvivier, Max Roach, Art Taylor, Charles Mingus. In the early 1950s, idiosyncratic piano genius Bud Powell was still at the height of his powers, as this excellent sampler of Powell's '50s work proves. Wielding one of the most fluid and inventive styles ever to grace the 88s, Powell was one of bop's great visionaries, equal in stature to Charlie Parker and Thelonious Monk. This set, compiled by the ever-reliable Classics France label, finds Powell playing with his technique...
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Uncorrected proof. Translated by Rubye Monet. Foreword by Bill Evans. Fine in wrappers.
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"During the heyday of the Bebop revolution, Bud Powell was the preeminent Modern Jazz pianist. If Thelonious Monk was the High Priest of Bebop, then Powell was its archbishop. Both men had a healthy mutual respect for one another, demonstrated by Powells inclusion of many Monk tunes in his repertoire and Monks composing of the classic, 'In Walked Bud.' On this current collection, it is Duke Ellington that is best represented with no less than three of the 14 pieces being associated with the master...
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