Fred Kaplan: Why can´t movies about jazz greats get what makes jazz great? (Slate)
http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/movies/2016/03/don_cheadle_s_miles_ahead_and_ethan_hawke_s_born_to_be_blue_reviewed.html
Barbieri was a true inidividual expressive voice in the jazz world.
The vibrant latin fusion of "Under Fire" (Flying Dutchman) was one of my first Jazz LPs.
RIP, Gato
Ethan Hawke on the film
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/03/19/ethan-hawke-on-his-darkest-performance-yet-my-two-greatest-influences-were-lost-to-heroin.html
Filmstart in US is 25nd March.
Any feedback about the movie would be great.
Dont know when it will premier in Europe but probably last some time, so I´m really curious...
Once more the haunting Elgar. But this time it´s the other composer´s concerto I´d like to recommend: Hans Gal:
Antonio Meneses, Royal Northern Sinfonia, Claudio Cruz: Elgar Cello Concerto, Hans Gal Cello Concerto op 67 (Avie)
More details on Gullin: https://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/release/sonoc94/lars-gullin-the-liquid-moves-of-lars-gullin.html
Extremely curious about Lucky Thompson recording.
Only details on Sonorama HP:: Bop & Ballads (Unearthed Modern Jazz 59-60) Date of Release: May 27