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Different Drummers by Art Blakey & Max Roach on CD Different Drummers is exactly that, two live sets featuring two different quintets driven in turn by two different jazz drummers, Art Blakey and Max Roach. Blakey's quintet, which includes Bill Hardman on trumpet, Jackie McLean on alto sax, Sam Dockery on piano and Spanky DeBrest on bass, was recorded in April 1957 in Minneapolis, while Roach's unit, with Kenny Dorham on trumpet, Hank Mobley on tenor sax, Ramsey Lewis on piano and George Morrow...

Booker Little / CD / 1958

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Bright Moments: Max Roach Double Quartet tracks: 1. Bright Moments 2. Elixir Suite 3. Hi Fly 4. Tribute to Duke and Mingus 5. Double Delight Cecil Bridgewater (t); Odean Pope (ts); Tyrone Brown (b); Uptown String Quartet; 10/86 Soul Note 121159-2 $16.99. It's Christmas Again tracks: It's Christmas Again Christina Cecil Bridgewater (t); Odean Pope (ts, v); Tyrone Brown (b); Lee Konitz (as); Tony Scott (cl); Tommaso Lama (g); 6/94 Soul Note 121153-2 $16.99. In The Light Cecil Bridgewater, Odean...

This 1981 live show at Washington DC's Blues Alley features drummer extraordinaire Max Roach and his band. Filmed lovingly by filmmaker Gary Keys, this intimate portrait of Roach is stunning in its simplicity. The music and interplay between the musicians is the main focus, almost like the camera is eavesdropping on a private jam session. The band sounds full and fierce, the film crisp and personal, every note a celebration.

PERCUSSION BITTER SWEET is one of drummer/composer Max Roach's great musical-cultural statements, featuring wife Abbey Lincoln's powerful vocals on the tumultuous "Garvey's Ghost" (with its powerful Afro-Cuban percussive airs), and the prickly, straight shooting protest of "Mendacity." Roach's musical dream team band features several innovative players, such as the legendary reedman Eric Dolphy and the extraordinary young trumpeter Booker Little, both of whom died untimely deaths in the early '6...

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Francis Wolff - Max Roach - Sonny Rollins, Vol. 1 Session, 12/16/56

Yardbird Suite - 3:55. Confirmation - 4:28. Koko - 7:59. Billie's Bounce - 5:37. Au Privave - 4:19. Parker's Mood - 8:23. Raoul [*] - 4:50. This Time the Dream's on Me [*] - 5:21. Tune-Up [*] - 7:46. Anthropology (Thriving on a Riff) [Aka Thriving on a Riff][*] - 5:06.

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Drums Unlimited by Max Roach on CD Other than a trio set with the legendary pianist Hasaan Ibn Ali, this set was Max Roach's only recording as a leader during 1963-67. Three of the six numbers ("Nommo," "St. Louis Blues" and "In the Red") find Roach heading a group that includes trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, altoist James Spaulding, pianist Ronnie Mathews, bassist Jymie Merritt and, on "St. Louis Blues," Roland Alexander on soprano. Their music is essentially advanced hard-bop with a generous amount...

Max Roach's post-Clifford Brown ensembles became more experimental down the road, but this 1960 band, with the brothers Tommy and Stanley Turrentine, and Julian Priester, was short-lived, very satisfying, and one of the most memorable combos the drummer led. Continuing to concentrate on hard bop themes, the band is hardly quiet as the title would suggest. It perhaps could be said that this band was a sleeper in not being as recognized as the superior collective talent would indicate. Perhaps the...