Showing posts with label Victor Lewis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Victor Lewis. Show all posts

1/28/2014

Charles Sullivan Jazz Discography MP3 Piratebay Bittorent


Charles Sullivan (wikilink) is an underrated, obscure jazz trumpter best known for his album Genesis for Strata East Records. He also released Re-entry for Whynot Records and Kamau for Arabesque Records.

1974: Genesis (Strata-East Records) with Alex Blake, Anthony Jackson, Lawrence Killian, Alphonse Mouzon, Billy Hart, Sharon Freeman, Onaje Allen Gumbs, Stanley Cowell, Sonny Fortune, Dee Dee Bridgewater
1975: Re-Entry (Whynot Records) Rene McLean, Kenny Barron, Buster Williams, Billy Hart
1995: Kamau (Arabesque Records) with Craig Handy, Kenny Barron, Rodney Whittaker, Victor Lewis

5/20/2012

Woody Shaw with Anthony Braxton - The Iron Men (1977)



Woody Shaw - flugelhorn, trumpet
Anthony Braxton - soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet
Arthur Blythe - alto saxofone
Muhal Richard Abrams - piano
Cecil McBee - bass
Joe Chambers - drums
Victor Lewis - drums

4/21/2012

Victor Lewis - Family Portrait




Victor Lewis - drums
John Stubblefield - tenor/soprano
Eduardo Simon - piano
Cecil McBee - bass
Don Alias - perucssion
Jumma Santos - percussion

This is one of those rare jazz albums from 1992, that might just qualify as one of the greatest jazz recordings ever. John Stubblefield is the featured soloist, the piano work from Eduardo Simon is extraordinary, drummer Victor Lewis leads two other percussionist as well as the great Cecil McBee on bass. Really amazing stuff. Released on the "Audioquest" label, which has since been renamed Sledgehammer Blues. Lame encoded vbr

1/17/2012

J.J. Johnson - Heroes (1996)



J.J. Johnson Trombone
Wayne Shorter Sax (Tenor)
Dan Faulk Sax (Soprano, Tenor)
Don Sickler Flugelhorn
Renee Rosnes Piano
Rufus Reid Bass
Victor Lewis Drums