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Blues For Charlie - Tony Scott (2) and Horst Jankowski Trio - In Concert (CD, Album)

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Download Blues For Charlie - Tony Scott (2) and Horst Jankowski Trio - In Concert (CD, Album)
1991
Label: Point Productions - 2620592 • Format: CD Album • Country: Netherlands • Genre: Jazz • Style: Cool Jazz, Post Bop


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8 thoughts on “ Blues For Charlie - Tony Scott (2) and Horst Jankowski Trio - In Concert (CD, Album) ”

  1. Bakora says:
    Mar 28,  · Tony Scott discography and songs: Music profile for Tony Scott, born 17 June Genres: New Age, Cool Jazz, Jazz. Albums include Calypso, Music for Zen Meditation and Other Joys, and Verve Remixed.
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  2. Jutilar says:
    Horst Jankowski (30 January – 29 June ) was a classically trained German pianist, most famous for his internationally successful easy listening music. Biography. Born in Berlin, The Genius of Jankowski album, released in , was also a million seller.
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  3. Goramar says:
    Tracks , , 9, 12 recorded at Great Northern Pine Studio, New York City, October , Track 4 recorded ca. Track 8 recorded in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, June 9,
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  4. Maucage says:
    Tony Scott's self-titled album for Verve is a good example of what makes him such an interesting but frustrating nitabtaitlinanprevtoiphilneytegoppa.xyzinfo branching out from mainstream jazz in the s, clarinetist Scott began exploring ethnic and folk music. Here listeners find him switching between straight-ahead standards and avant-garde, Eastern-influenced melodies.
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  5. Akinocage says:
    The follow-up to clarinetist Tony Scott's Golden Moments (both of which were released for the first time on Muse albums of the mids) uses the same group (a quartet with pianist Bill Evans, bassist Jimmy Garrison and drummer Pete LaRoca) and almost reaches the same heights. Scott was one of the finest clarinetists of the late s before deciding to become a sketchily documented world.
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  6. Bagal says:
    On three selections Scott is backed by the classic Bill Evans Trio (with bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian); the Tatum piece ironically does not have any pianist, and two selections are duets with Evans. In addition, Scott plays baritone and guitar on one tune apiece and duets with guitarist Juan Sastre on the final number. But, even.
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  7. Tazahn says:
    May 13,  · Tony Scott & Horst Jankowski Trio - 06 Blues For Charlie In Concert () Personnel: Tony Scott (Clarinet and Saxophone) Horst Jankowski (Piano) Peter Witte (Double Bass) Herman Mutschler (Drums.
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  8. Dushakar says:
    Tony Scott (born Anthony Joseph Sciacca June 17, – March 28, ) was an American jazz clarinetist and arranger with an interest in folk music around the world. For most of his career he was held in high esteem in new-age music circles because of his .
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