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Ahmad Jamal
He's been entertaining audiences for over sixty years.
Here at 82 in 2012 playing to a knowledgeable French audience, a tune he made his own, first recorded by him in 1958. It's what they came to hear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAkEuDZT1-M |
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More classic jazz, Doghouse!
My dad was an Ahmad Jamal fan. He also liked Monk, Miles, Stan Getz, and many more from the defining era of modern jazz. I never really got into Jamal but love a lot of music from that time and am always on the lookout for jazz I haven't heard before. |
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More classic jazz, Doghouse!
My dad was an Ahmad Jamal fan. He also liked Monk, Miles, Stan Getz, and many more from the defining era of modern jazz. I never really got into Jamal but love a lot of music from that time and am always on the lookout for jazz I haven't heard before. Here's a couple of Miles Davis tunes. This has been used to introduce countless magazine, or current affairs programmes around the world for the last fifty or so years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pvmfbOEjKY Similarly this always gets "rediscovered" for use in nature documentaries., etc.,. has done over the last fifty years too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgmEY41baKM Both sound as fresh today as when they were recorded. |
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