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Vor 5 Tagen · In October 1957, Sonny Rollins was booked for a two month gig at New York City jazz club, The Village Vanguard. Though widely regarded as the most innovative and important saxophonist in jazz, Rollins was, in his own words, "so disillusioned with myself that I was afraid to hear myself." At the Vanguard, he was leading his own band for the first time and searching for a way to play jazz that ...
Vor 24 Minuten · Sonny Rollins' Milestone period, which resulted in 20 separate recordings from 1972-96, has been much maligned by dissatisfied jazz critics who feel the great tenor's later output has not been on the same level as his earlier work. Although there have been a few inconsistent sets during the time, the best of Rollins' records from those years ranks with his finest of all time. This two-CD set ...
Vor einem Tag · From the summer of 1959 to the fall of 1961, Sonny Rollins, having withdrawn from his public career in music—from studio sessions and gigs alike—devoted himself to practicing on the ...
Vor einem Tag · In the show, which was produced by Hal Willner, Sanborn both bantered and performed with the guest lineup, which was radically eclectic; one episode had saxophonist Sonny Rollins, troubadour ...
Vor 6 Tagen · Sonny Rollins est un saxophoniste de jazz américain né en 1930. Il est considéré comme l’un des plus grands saxophonistes de l’histoire du jazz. Son jeu puissant et inventif, sa sonorité unique et sa capacité d’improvisation ont fait de lui une figure emblématique du genre.
Vor 3 Tagen · Recent is het album 'Sonny Rollins: A Night At The Village Vanguard: The Complete Masters' uitgebracht. Het bevat legendarische opnames van tenorsaxofonist Rollins uit 1957 en markeert een keerpunt in zijn solocarrière. Met ijzersterk en revolutionair materiaal in trioformatie groeide dit al snel uit tot een mijlpaal in de jazz. Vanavond volgen we Sonny Rollins en zijn kompanen in dat jaar ...
Vor einem Tag · In the show, which was produced by Hal Wilner, Sanborn both bantered and performed with the guest lineup, which was radically eclectic; one episode had saxophonist Sonny Rollins, troubadour Leonard Cohen, pianist George Duke, spoken-word artist Ken Nordine, and the avant-pop band Was (Not Was).
