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| Malachi Thompson New Standards CD (1993) Nasar Abadey albums A very nice disc from Thompson and his Freebop group. New Standards takes on a nice variety of material, from “If I Only Had a Brain” to a couple of pieces by Thompson …
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| Malachi Thompson Spirit CD (1983) This is a varied advanced jazz set by trumpeter Malachi Thompson. Joined by tenor saxophonist Carter Jefferson, pianist Albert Dailey (in one of his final recordings) and a solid rhythm section, Thompson performs …
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| Malachi Thompson 47th Street CD (1998) Thompson’s terrific ode to a unique time and place in African-American history is filled with exciting musical ideas while also remaining accessible. Of particular note is the jumping “Some Freebop for Monk,” with …
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| Chad Carter I Got Up! CD (2009) Track Listing of songs: I Got Up!; More Today Than Yesterday; Day By Day; I’m Glad There’s You; Teach Me Tonight; You Are Too Beautiful; Tight!; Autumn Leaves; Nearness of You, The; Round Midnight; Next …
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| Malachi Thompson Jaz Life CD (1991) On his second CD for Delmark, trumpeter Malachi Thompson’s surrounds himself with powerful sidemen, while emphasizing that the “jaz” life (one z purposefully left off) is a struggle to overcome and to thrive …
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| Malachi Thompson Rising Daystar CD (1999) When Malachi Thompson calls his music “free bop,” it isn’t empty rhetoric; he really does take a free, open-minded approach to bop, and he savors “the tradition” without being enslaved by it. Recorded …
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| Karen Francis Better Days CD (2003) Karen Francis is a voice that simply must be experienced! Francis possesses the rare gift of a pure, warm, and full sound; sincere and conversational interpretation and delivery; and soulful swing backed by …
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| Malachi Thompson Timeline CD (2000) This compilation gathers early and unreleased tracks from between 1972 and 1982 by the excellent trumpeter. But rather than being a hodgepodge of toss-offs, it is a strong portrait of a stellar talent. …
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| Malachi Thompson Freebop Now! CD (1998) Freebop Now! is designed both as a manifesto for Malachi Thompson’s aesthetic principles and a 20th anniversary celebration of his Freebop Band concept. But it’s a rather disjointed disc jamming together two sextet …
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| Fernando Benadon Intuitivo (2009) Liner Note Author: Fernando Benadon. Personnel: Courtney Orlando, Evan Price (violin); Kurt Rohde (viola); Marco Mazzini (clarinet); Michael Formanek (bass instrument); Nasar Abadey (drums); Christopher Froh (percussion).
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| Brother Ah & The Sounds Of Awareness Key To Nowhere CD (1983) Brother Ah & The Sounds Of Awareness: Brother Ah (flute, French horn, harmonica, nayamka, shell horn); Nataska Hasan Yousef (vocals, gong, finger cymbals); Nasar Abadey (berimbau, drums, percussion); Jeffmajors (harp, mbiri); Marvin Tuten …
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Lovers-Sings For Lovers CD (1991) On his second CD for Delmark, trumpeter Malachi Thompson’s surrounds himself with powerful sidemen, while emphasizing that the “jaz” life (one z purposefully left off) is a struggle to overcome and to thrive …
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Nasar Also appears on…Allen’s Odyssey – James King / Records Films / Documentaries: December 2011 “Revive – A Documentary about 14th Street” |
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