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Posted by reflectionsinrhythm on August 31, 2010 · 3 Comments
Marcus Shelby first gained major public attention with the hard swinging unit BLACKNOTE and their debut recording from the indie label of rhythm master Billy Higgins (World Stage Records) in 1991. After four recordings from Blacknote the bassist/composer began seeking different avenues for his musical expressions. From writing and recording with poet D Knowledge, Savage … Continue reading →
Filed under Interviews, Uncategorized · Tagged with 43rd & Degnin, Art Sano, Billy Higgins, Black Note, D Knowledge, Gilbert Castellanos, Harriet Tubman, Intimate Strangers, James Mahone, Jazz, Jazz Bass, Marcus Conrad Poston, Marcus Poston, Marcus Shelby, Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra, Music, Noir Records, Port Chicago, Richard Grant, Savage Dance, Willie Jones III, World Stage, World Stage Records
Posted by reflectionsinrhythm on November 22, 2009 · 1 Comment
In memory of music innovator Don Cherry: born November 18, 1936 Transitioned: October 19, 1995… The following is from an interview / conversation that I was honored to share with one of music’s truly creative sources in 1994. The interview was originally published in the August 1994 issue of Jazz Now Magazine. Don’s soulful creativity can … Continue reading →
Filed under Interviews, Uncategorized · Tagged with A&M Records, Billy Higgins, Charles Moffit, Charnette Moffit, Codona, Colin Walcott, Denardo Coleman, Dewey Redman, Don Cherry, doussin gouni, Gato Barbieri, Harmolodics, Heiroglyphics Ensemble, Jazz Now Magazine, Multi Kulti, Nana Vascancelos, Ornette Coleman, Peter Apfelbaum, Skies Of America, Sonny Rollins, Trumpet
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