Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Chief Bey – double gong, conga, telegraph drum. Robert Crowder – Batá drum, conga. James Ola. Folami – conga. Solomon G. Ilori – vocals, talking drum, pennywhistle. Montego Joe – corboro drum, log drum, bambara drum, double gong.
He also began a busy recording career, performing with Herbie Mann's At the Village Gate (1961), Art Blakey's The African Beat (1962), Ahmed Abdul-Malik's Sounds of Africa (New Jazz, 1961), as well as albums by Harry Belafonte, Miriam Makeba, Miriam Greaves and Pharoah Sanders, among others.
1. März 2000 · Blakey’s ensemble for this 1962 project included artists from both worlds: Solomon G. Ilori and James Ola. Folami are from Nigeria, Chief Bey is from Senegal, and Montego Joe is from Jamaica. Man, does Art Blakey play loud on this session! Gentle melodic instruments are served with severe punctuation as Blakey attempts to add his ...
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Additional Personnel / Information. Art Blakey- drums, tympani, gong, telegraph drum; Solomon G. Ilori- vocal, pennywhistle, talking drum; Chief Bey- conga, telegraph ...
The African Beat, an Album by Art Blakey and The Afro-Drum Ensemble. Released in November 1962 on Blue Note (catalog no. BLP 4097; Vinyl LP). Genres: Afro-Jazz. Rated #105 in the best albums of 1962. Featured peformers: Art Blakey (drums, timpani, gong), Solomon Ilori (vocal, penny whistle, talking drum), Chief Bey (conga, drum, gong), Montego ...
Congas, Drums [Telegraph Drum], Percussion [Double Gong] – Chief Bey; Design – Reid Miles; Drums [Bambara Drum, Log Drum, Corboro Drum], Percussion [Double Gong] – Montego Joe; Drums, Timpani, Gong, Drums [Telegraph Drum] – Art Blakey; Liner Notes – Nat Hentoff; Oboe, Flute, Saxophone [Tenor], Horns [Cow Horn], Kalimba – Yusef Lateef
