Korg roundtable a must: Herbie Hancock, Greg Phillinganes, James Poyser, Terrace Martin and Glasper
Keyboards heads, jazz heads all, and so much more: one to set your zen woodshed-Fitbit device personal Tardis to and learn-from-the-masters getting your headspace together for next week and the high profile Korg roundable discussion about …
Published: 16 Jan 2021.Updated: 3 years.
Keyboards heads, jazz heads all, and so much more: one to set your zen woodshed-Fitbit device personal Tardis to and learn-from-the-masters getting your headspace together for next week and the high profile Korg roundable discussion about keyboards, technology, performance and production with Herbie Hancock, Greg Phillinganes, James Poyser, Terrace Martin and Robert Glasper. That's a prospect, gathering and a half.
The roundtable is a YouTube stream at midnight Dublin-London time on Saturday 23 January.
Samba de Maracatu is new next month on Blue Note by Joe Chambers, the label has announced.
The title track is streaming ahead of the 26 February issuing date.
Drum legend and vibist Chambers (78) appears on such seminal records as Chick Corea's …
Samba de Maracatu is new next month on Blue Note by Joe Chambers, the label has announced.
The title track is streaming ahead of the 26 February issuing date.
Drum legend and vibist Chambers (78) appears on such seminal records as Chick Corea's Tones For Joan's Bones, Wayne Shorter's Adam’s Apple, Joe Henderson's Mode for Joe and Archie Shepp's Fire Music.
Wayne Shorter, Bobby Hutcherson, and Horace Silver compositions are among the material. Full track run-down: 'You and the Night and the Music' (Arthur Schwartz/Howard Dietz); 'Circles' (Joe Chambers); 'Samba de Maracatu' (Joe Chambers); 'Visions' (Bobby Hutcherson); 'Never Let Me Go' featuring Stephanie Jordan (Jay Livingston/Ray Evans); 'Sabah el Nur' (Karl Ratzer); 'Ecaroh' (Horace Silver); 'New York State of Mind Rain' ft. MC Parrain (Joe Chambers/Fenton Chambers); 'Rio' (Wayne Shorter).
On his return to Blue Note, Chambers, who as an educator at the New School has taught numerous next generation stars such as Darren Beckett, is with Brad Merritt on piano and Steve Haines, bass. Photo: Blue Note