Showing posts with label Michael Brecker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Brecker. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Hancock - M.Brecker - Hargrove - Directions in Music:Live at Jazz Baltica (2002) DvD


 01.The Sorcerer 
02.Misstery 
 03.Naima 
04.So What/ Impressions 
05.D Trane 
06.Transition 
07.My Ship 
08.Pinocchio 

Herbie Hancock (Piano) 
Michael Brecker (Tenor sax) 
Roy Hargrove (Trumpet) 
George Mraz (Bass) 
Willie Jones III (Drums).





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Monday, 7 June 2010

Don Grolnick featuring Michael Brecker - Hearts and Numbers (1985)


01.Pointing At The Moon (6:13) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Jeff Mironov, guitar; Will Lee, electric bass; Steve Jordan, drums
02.More Pointing (3:07) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone
03.Pools (5:15) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, fender rhodes; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Jeff Mironov, guitar; Will Lee, electric bass; Peter Erskine, drums
04.Regrets (5:13) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Bob Mann, guitar; Tom Kennedy, acoustic bass; Peter Erskine, drums
05.The Four Sleepers (5:27) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Jeff Mironov, guitar; Marcus Miller, electric bass; Peter Erskine, drums
06.Human Bites (5:21) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Hiram Bullock, guitar; Steve Jordan, drums; Peter Erskine, drums
07.Act Natural (5:01) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing; Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone; Jeff Mironov, guitar; Peter Erskine, cymbals
08.Hearts And Numbers (3:05) [Don Grolnick]
Don Grolnick, piano, synthesizer; Clifford Carter, synthesizer programing.

Don Grolnick - piano (on 1-5,8) synthesizer (on 1,2,4-8)
fender rhodes (on 3)
Clifford Carter - synthesizer programing (on 1,2,4-8)
Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone (on 1-7)
Jeff Mironov - guitar (on 1,3,5,7)
Bob Mann - guitar (on 4)
Hiram Bullock - guitar (on 6)
Will Lee - electric bass (on 1,3)
Marcus Miller - electric bass (on 5)
Tom Kennedy - acoustic bass (on 4)
Steve Jordan - drums (on 1,6)
Peter Erskine - drums (on 3-7).
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Monday, 17 August 2009

Claus Ogerman Featuring Michael Brecker (1988)

1.Corfu
2.Lyricosmos
3.After the Fight
4.Adonia
5.Boulevard Tristesse.

Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone)
Randy Brecker (trumpet, flugelhorn)
Alan Pasqua (keyboards)
Robben Ford, Dean Parks (guitar)
Abraham Laboriel, Eddie Gomez, Marcus Miller (bass)
Vinnie Colaiuta, Steve Gadd (drums)
Paulinho Da Costa (percussion).

Friday, 24 July 2009

Claus Ogerman & Michael Brecker - Cityscape (1982)

Reviews
From Jazziz
In the early '60s, arranger Claus Ogerman's signature style fueled classic hits like Frank Sinatra's landmark duet with Antonio Carlos Jobim - it's an approach that is still emulated today. By the early '70s, when a glut of jazz recordings laden with strings and background vocals surfaced (most in an effort to capitalize on the string-section appeal of some disco hits), Ogerman stood apart for his elegant melding of jazz and strings. Evidence of this is his work on George Benson's crossover hit Breezin'. Ogerman's earlier work on Jobim's landmark recording, Wave, as well as with Getz, Bill Evans, and Paul Desmond, and his later recordings with Benson, Freddie Hubbard, and Stanley Turrentine are better known than his solo and duet albums. It was producer Tommy LiPuma (then at Warner Bros.) who recognized Ogerman's talent early on. LiPuma produced an early Ogerman project, Gate of Dreams, that featured Benson, michael brecker, David Sanborn, and Joe Sample. One track inspired the producer to reunite Ogerman and Brecker for an album in 1982. "Nightwings" is from that collaboration, Cityscape. Conducted, composed, and arranged in classic Ogerman style, the album provided a unique backdrop for Brecker's impassioned solos.

1.Cityscape - (with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)
2.Habanera - (with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)
3.Nightwings - (with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)
4.In the Presence and Absence of Each Other - (Pt.1, with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)
5.In the Presence and Absence of Each Other - (Pt.2, with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)
6.In the Presence and Absence of Each Other - (Pt.3, with Claus Ogerman/Michel Brecker)

John Tropea, Buzz Feiten (guitar)
Warren Bernhardt (keyboards)
Eddie Gomez , Marcus Miller (bass guitar)
Steve Gadd (drums)
Paulinho Da Costa (percussion).