🌵 MAMBO! CAL TJADER’S LATIN GROOVE
Originally a fusion of the Cuban danzón music and the ostinatos of son montuno, the heydays of mambo music were associated with the ‘Mambo craze’ of dancing happening in 1950s USA.
Cal Tjader changed the sound of Latin jazz forever by bringing in the shimmering of the vibraphone and a smaller ensemble than the big mambo orchestras that influenced him. It was Cal Tjader who brought Mongo Santamaria and Willie Bobo out into the public eye.
CAL TJADER – LIVE AT THE FUNKY QUARTERS
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Bass – John Heard
Congas – Michael Smithe
Drums – Dick Berk
Electric Piano [Fender-Rhodes] – Al Zulaica
Vibraphone [Vibes], Percussion – Cal Tjader
#CalTjader#vibraphone#latinjazz#cooljazz#projazz
THE DAVE BRUBECK TRIO – DISTINCTIVE RHYTHM INSTRUMENTALS
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Dave Brubeck – piano
Ron Crotty – bass
Cal Tjader – drums, vibraphone
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#DaveBrubeck#piani#cooljazz#jazzlegend#projazz
San Francisco Moods / CAL TJADER
朝から降っていた小雨も止んだ富士南麓。そんなに寒くは無いですね。
定休日明け、オープンしています。
今のサンフランシスコの街はどんな感じでしょうか?何が本当で何が出鱈目か?この目で見ないと判らないですね。
本日も夜までお待ちしております。
Un 28 de febrero de 1934, nacía en New York (EE. UU.), el percusionista de ascendencia puertorriqueña, Willie Bobo.
Pionero en el desarrollo rítmico del «latin jazz», sus discos con Tito Puente, Cal Tjader, o Mary Lou Williams, fueron revolucionarios.
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STAN GETZ / WITH CAL TJADER
今日はスタン・ゲッツの誕生日。
これはラジオデイズ・レコード @Radiodays_Reco さんでワンプライスで購入したカル・ジェイダーとのアルバム。
ゲッツのテナーがクールに泳ぐ好盤。ゲッツはもちろん、ヴィンス・ガラルディのピアノが大好きなのでたまらんレコードです🎵
🎂 Happy Birthday Dave Brubeck !
Born on 6 December 1920.
Cal Tjader played drums in his octet (1946-1950) and then in his trio on drums and vibes (1950).
One of the greatest jazz musician of all times.
@TheDaveBrubeck#davebrubeck#caltjader#jazz
Cal Tjader played with Paul Desmond in the Dave Brubeck Octet between 1946 and 1950. The tunes were first released in 1956. Happy Birthday Paul Desmond 🎉
Happy birthday to the great Paul Desmond (November 25, 1924 – May 30, 1977) who was born on this day in 1924.
#Jazz#botd
Dave Brubeck - Take Five
(Live in Belgium 1964)
The Jazz Foundation of America extends its deepest heartfelt condolences to the family of the one & only Roy Haynes. NEA Jazz Master, innovative, groundbreaking drummer, dancer and bandleader at the epicenter of the creation of bebop. He will remain "The Fountain Of Youth."
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of producer, songwriter, composer and arranger Quincy Jones.
As a master inventor of musical hybrids, he has shuffled pop, soul, hip-hop, jazz, classical, African and Brazilian music into many dazzling fusions, traversing virtually every medium, including records, live performance, movies and television.
His career spans over six decades, with a record 80 Grammy Award nominations and 28 Grammy Awards. Jones’s contributions to the jazz world include his iconic recordings and arrangements for Frank Sinatra (including “Fly Me To The Moon”), the Count Basie Orchestra, Ray Charles, Sarah Vaughan, and Dizzy Gillespie, in addition to his 39 recordings as a leader.