"Let's
split," Coffin Ed said. "Jazz talks too much to me."
"It ain't so much what it says," Garve Digger agreed. "It's what you
can't do about it."
Chester Himes.  Cotton Comes to Harlem,
37-38
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| Künstler |
| Meine Lieblings-Jazz-Künstler
des 20.Jahrhunderts |
| Kenny Barron. Live At
Fat Tuesdays |
| Art Blakey |
| John Coltrane |
| Duke Ellington |
| Coleman Hawkins |
| Erskine Hawkins |
| Dinah Washington |
| Jazz und Literatur |
| Rezensionen von Jazzliteratur |
| Songs (Blues, Jazz
und Pop) |
| Zitate: was Jazzer so von sich
gaben |
Platten, Records, CDs
Liste der Blue Note Records – Vanguard Jazz Showcase
|
| Rezensionen |
| Die Big Band
der Realschule Neubiberg: Let's Groove Home Musik CD00107 |
| Art
Blakey and the Jazz Messengers: Keystone 3.
Concord CDC-4196 |
| Art Blakey: Oh – By the Way.
Timeless SJP 165 |
| John
Coltrane: Live in Japan. Impulse! 4 CD
Set. |
| Eric Dolphy At The Five
Spot, Vol. 1, Vol. 2 |
| Duke
Ellington: Blues in Orbit. CBS |
| Duke
Ellington: The Duke's D.J. Special. Fresh
Sounds |
| Bill
Evans: You Must Believe in Spring. Warner
Brothers |
| Laura Fygi: The Latin Touch |
| Tiny
Grimes: Callin' the Blues Prestige |
| Gene Krupa: The Gene Krupa Story
Proper Box 1 |
| Peggy
Lee & June Christy: The Complete Capitol
Transcription Sessions |
| Michel
Petrucciani: Michel Plays Petrucciani.
Blue note |
| Jörg Seidel featuring The
Vienna Connection: Singin',
swingin'
& scattin' about Love |
| Louis Smith: Here
Comes Louis Smith Blue Note 52438 |
| Lew Tabackin: I'll
Be Seeing You Concord Jazz CCD-452 |
| Sarah Vaughan: Swingin'
Easy. Emarcy 514 072-2 |
| Sarah Vaughan: The
Roulette Years. Volume One/Two Roulette CDP 7 94983
2 |
| Wollny,
Kruse, Schaefer: [ em ] II ACT 9655 |
| Literatur |
| Ian Carr, Digby Fairweather,
Brian Priestley: Rough Guide Jazz.
Stuttgart, Weimar: Metzler, 2004. 813 Seiten |
|
Richard Cook: Blue
Note Records. The Biography. Boston: Justin,
Charles & Co, 2004. 282 Seiten |
| Julio Cortázar: Der
Verfolger. München: Süddeutsche Zeitung /
Bibliothek, 2004. Rudolf Wittkopf, Übs. Gebunden, 95 Seiten.
SZ-Bibliothek Band 21 – Charlie
Parker |
|
Teddy Doering: Coleman
Hawkins. Sein Leben, seine Musik, seine Schallplatten.
Waakirchen: Oreos, 2001. 239 Seiten |
| Herbert Haffner: His Master’s
Voice. Die Geschichte der Schallplatte.Berlin:
Parthas,
2011.
Broschiert, 208 Seiten
|
|
Harald Hassler, Hg: Rock,
Pop, Jazz. 800 Bands und Künstler. Stuttgart,
Weimar: Metzler, 2006. 2. aktualisierte und erweiterte Auflage, 281
Seiten |
| Eddie Lambert: Duke
Ellington: A Listener's Guide. Lanham, Maryland
& London: Scarecrow, 1999. Gebunden, 374 Seiten |
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