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29. Feb. 2024 · The loss of his Cabaret Card however, sent McLean on a path of teaching and mentorship — with the University of Hartford as an eventual destination for McLean and his family. At a time when jazz ...
31. März 2023 · March 31, 2023. Today, we remember the life and legacy of Jackie McLean, a legendary saxophonist who passed away on March 31, 2006. McLean was a pioneering figure in the world of jazz, with a career that spanned more than five decades. One of McLean’s greatest contributions to the world of saxophone and jazz was his innovative and influential ...
20. Okt. 2023 · 20 Oct 2023. Jackie McLean’s “Demon’s Dance” is the culmination of one of the most astonishing creative streaks in the history of jazz. Recorded in 1967 (though not released until 1970), it was the last of more than a dozen albums the alto saxophonist recorded for Blue Note as a leader after signing to the label in 1959.
1. Apr. 2006 · He was 73. McLean died at his Hartford home after a long illness. He was 73. McLean was founder and artistic director of the Jackie McLean Institute of Jazz at the University of Hartford’s Hartt School. He and his wife, actress Dollie McLean, also founded the Artists Collective, a community center and fine arts school in Hartford’s inner ...
4. März 2020 · Jackie McLean is an altoman certainly within the Parker tradition but by 1959 one who had matured into a strongly individual player. His full, singing, confident sound and complete control of his instrument enable him to transmit his innermost musical self with an expansive ease that is joyous to hear. It is as obvious in his last Blue Note album (Swing, Swang, Swingin' — BLP 4024) as it is ...
8. Juli 2004 · Forty-five minute television profile of Jackie McLean from 2004, interview by Gil Noble, themed around a tour of Harlem where Jackie grew up. Includes rare earlier footage and photos that I've never seen. I wish the older film clips of Jackie playing were longer, and Noble's questions are not always ideal; but Jackie is comfortable and tells some great stories about his youth, and you can feel ...
Jackie McLean telt tot de wegbereiders van de hardbop en werkte o.a. met jazzgrootheden als Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Sonny Rollins, Charles Mingus en Ornette Coleman. Zijn volumineuze sound, die zich onderscheidde van het voor de toenmalige tijd typische geluid van de altsaxofoon en zijn expressieve, bluesgekleurde spel en een iets hoekige frasering waren zijn artistieke kenmerken.
