Saxophonist and flautist Kenny Garrett born on this day, in 1960.

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Saxophonist and flautist Kenny Garrett born on this day, in 1960.

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``Summertime'' , Montreux Jazz Festival 1991.
Miles & Quincy: Live at Montreux.
It was Miles Davis's last album; he was already seriously ill when he played this concert. He died three months later.
(English / EspaĂąol / Italiano)
``Summertime'' , Montreux Jazz Festival 1991.
Miles & Quincy: Live at Montreux.
Fue el Ăşltimo album de Miles Davis que ya estaba gravemente enfermo cuando tocĂł en este concierto. MuriĂł tres meses despuĂŠs.
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``Summertime'' , Montreux Jazz Festival 1991.
Miles & Quincy: Live at Montreux.
Ă stato l'ultimo album di Miles Davis, che era giĂ gravemente malato quando ha suonato in questo concerto. Ă morto tre mesi dopo.
Source: JazzCornerÂ
RIP Roy Haynes (March 13, 1925 - November 12, 2024)
Steps - Chick Corea Freedom Band Chick Corea (p), Kenny Garrett (as), Christian McBride (b), Roy Haynes (dr) - Festival de Jazz de Vitoria-Gasteiz (2010)
I canât think of my childhood without thinking about Star Wars movies or the corner store across the street. I just used this corner store as a metaphor for what I wanted my music to be: stripped-down, basic, enough to get you by, but we got stuff you want. I feel like the candy and the soda and the stuff thatâs not good for you are the things I like about jazz.
Kris Funn quoted in a review by Jackson Sinnenber in CapitalBop (2019). How Kris Funn found his sound in the âgateway jazzâ of the CornerStore
I don't imagine that I have very good taste in music, but I enjoy hearing music so much. So Funn's crack about what he loves about Jazz made me smile.
I was listening to CornerStore"s Thursday Night Prayer Meeting and wondering who the piano was. That's what led me to this artcle. It's Allyn Johnson. And the review got me to listening to some Kenny Garrett music. I listened to "Lonnie"s Lament" from Pursuance: The Music Of John Coltrane, an album I didn't know existed. Wow!
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Kenny Garrett playing a song I never expected to hear him play. (Heard about this on the Keep Taking Ground podcast, in the interview with Allison Au.)
Lonnie's Lament / Kenny Garrett (1996)
Kenny Garrett and Sounds From The Ancestors: Tiny Desk Concert