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Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Eyes of Nostradamus

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Young And Foolish – 2025

Brad Mehldau

Mehldau and his all-star trio play a heartfelt rendition of a ballad

Ever since he began recording in 1993, Brad Mehldau has been considered one of the most influential pianists in jazz.

In 2025 he toured in a trio with bassist Christian McBride (with whom he had never recorded before) and drummer Marcus Gilmore who had appeared on just one album with Mehldau back in 2009.

While this is very much an all-star trio and the performance (the ballad “Young And Foolish” which was associated with Bill Evans) begins with McBride taking a bowed bass solo, Mehldau is the dominant voice.

The pianist has the main solo and is featured throughout including during the tender closing section.

-Scott Yanow

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King Crimson - Lizard (Album Visualiser)

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King Crimson Redefined Rock Forever | Music Documentary | Inside King Cr...

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Sweetwater Minute - Vol. 141, Adrian Belew Interview

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Tuxedomoon - Holy Wars

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Tuxedomoon - Hugging the Earth

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TUXEDOMOON no tears 1978

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Ad Mortem Festinamus

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Campo di Marte - Campo di Marte (1972) Full Album

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Miles Davis - Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - 8/18/1970 - Tanglewood (Offic...

Miles Davis performed “Miles Runs the Voodoo Down” at the 1970 Tanglewood Music Festival in western Massachusetts.

Miles’ set of psychedelic fusion was quite a departure from the rest of the lineup, which consisted of classical music and musical theater.

Personnel:

Miles Davis – trumpet Gary Bartz – soprano sax Keith Jarrett – organ Chick Corea – electric piano Dave Holland – bass Jack DeJohnette – drums Airto Moreira -percussion

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Jazz Minute: Jazz & Fashion Pt.1- Betty Davis’ Influence on Miles Davis

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TUNER - Mouth Piece (2005)

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Miles Davis, Robert Glasper - Maiysha (So Long) (Official Video) ft. Ery...

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1975 • John Lennon — Rock 'N' Roll [Japan EMI TOCP-70397] (2007 Remastered)

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T-Bone Walker w/ Jazz At The Philharmonic - Live in UK 1966

T-Bone Walker DayMay 28, 1910 – March 16, 1975Jazz at the PhilharmonicGuitarist, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Thibeaux “T-Bone” Walker was born May 28, 1910 in Linden, Texas.His stepfather introduced him to the guitar, ukulele, banjo, violin, mandolin and piano. He left home at 10 and by 15 was playing on the blues circuit.T-Bone Walker filmed in London on November 30, 1966 backed by Jazz at the Philharmonic with Dizzy Gillespie and Clark Terry (trumpets), Teddy Wilson (piano), Coleman Hawkins and Zoot Sims (tenor sax), James Moody and Benny Carter (alto sax), and Bob Cranshaw (bass), and Louis Bellson (drums).The Jazz at the Philharmonic concert series produced by Norman Granz held its very first concert on Sunday, July 2, 1944, at the Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles and ran continuously until October 1983.Set List:1 “Woman You Must Be Crazy” 2 “Goin’ to Chicago”(May 28, 1910 – March 16, 1975)American blues guitarist T-Bone Walker, born Aaron Thibeaux Walker, in Linden, Texas first began performing during his teen years playing guitar on the streets of Dallas.The legendary Blind Lemon Jefferson was a family friend from whom the young musician received his early inspiration to advance and become a blues guitar innovator in his own right.Walker made his recording debut on Columbia Records, billed as Oak Cliff T-Bone Walker, in 1929 releasing the single “Wichita Falls Blues”/”Trinity River Blues.By his second album release in 1942 Walker’s music had matured greatly from his earlier endeavors his newly developed distinctive sound upon the release of his first single “Mean Old World”, on the Capitol Records label.The song for which he has become best known “Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad)” was a big hit of 1947.