8 thoughts on “ Four In One - Joe Lovano and Hank Jones - Kids (Live At Dizzys Club Coca-Cola) (CD, Album) ”

1. Feb 23,  · Joe Lovano is taking the music of Charlie Parker and putting his own spin on some of Bird's compositions, while making sure the original music remains clearly traceable to .

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2. Joe Lovano and Hank Jones: Kids: Duets Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola album review by Joshua Weiner, published on August 24, Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

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3. The other is that we also have to put up with Joe Lovano, whose not-so-latent Coltraneisms have never been my cup of tea. But Lovano's makes for a bearable sidekick, for the most part, giving the Old Master plenty of space and even besting Jones on a version of Monk's "Four in One". Lovano essays the Monk tune as lovingly as Steve Lacy would have/5.

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4. Joe Lovano and Hank Jones Kids: Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Monk's "Four in One" is so commonly played by today's jazz players that it is joyous to hear it fresh -- with Lovano starting.

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5. With this summer's Newport Jazz Festival about to begin, Joe Lovano has pulled from the vaults his performance there with a quartet that included the late pianist Hank Jones, then The.

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6. An upfront and personal portrait of the unique Jazzman Joe Lovano, shot at his upstate New York home, Kids Grammy Nominations for Kids: Best Jazz Instrumental Solo Lullaby, Hank Jones, soloist Best Jazz Instrumental Album Kids: Live Symphonica “Symphonica,” featuring the WDR Big Band and WDR Rundfunk Orchestra. Arranged and conducted.

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7. We could be in some cool, smoky jazz club from the '50s, but nah, we're in a replica of one. That said, Lovano and company cook. There's a reason Lovano has won so many awards.

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8. May 08,  · Joseph Salvatore Lovano was born in Cleveland, Ohio on December 29, and grew up in a very musical household. His dad, Tony, aka Big T, was a barber by day and a big-toned tenor player at night. “Big T,” along with his brothers Nick and Joe, other tenor players, and Carl, a bebop trumpeter, made sure Joe’s exposure to Jazz and the.

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