Dizzy Gillespie Sextet w John Coltrane - At Birdland (1951)

Birdland

New York, NY, USA

From 1951 Radio Broadcasts

1951-January-6 (1-3)

Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet

John Coltrane, tenor sax

Milt Jackson, vibraphone

Billy Taylor, piano

Percy Heath, bass

Art Blakey, drums

1951-February-3 (4,6,8)

Dizzy Gillespie Septet

same as above with J.J. Johnson, trombone

1951-January-13 (5)

Dizzy Gillespie Sextet

1951-March-17 (7)

Dizzy Gillespie Septet

same as above except John Lewis, piano; Carl "Kansas" Fields, drums

8 tr.

32:14

From katzwonder

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Dr. Billy Taylor - On Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz (2007)

Billy Taylor made jazz education a central part of his life. Early on, he began publishing instructional books on jazz, and earned a Ph.D in music education from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. In his lifetime, Taylor received 23 honorary doctorates for his work as a jazz educator and ambassador. On this episode of Piano Jazz, recorded in front of an audience at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Taylor performs a set of mostly original tunes, including "In Loving Memory" and "If You Really Are Concerned." Host Marian McPartland performs her "Portrait of Billy Taylor," and joins him for duets on the standards Lullaby in Rhythm and These Foolish Things. Originally recorded March 4, 2007.

Billy Taylor - piano

Marian McPartland - piano

19 tr.

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Billy Taylor Trio - In New York (2001)

IAJE Festival, New York City

January 13th, 2001 

Billy Taylor (piano) 

Chip Jackson (bass)

Winard Harper (drums)

5 tr.

Recorded at IAJE Festival, New York City, NY (USA),

Good sound quality

IAJE is the abbreviation for "International Association of Jazz Educators"

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