"On Green Dolphin Street" SCOTT HAMILTON
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2018
- Scott Hamilton sax, Max Gallo guitar, Alberto Bonacasa piano, Giorgio Allara bass, Nicola Stranieri drums, Live al Capolinea8 di Torino per Jazz Festival
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Scott emerged in the 1970s and at the time he was considered to be one of the few musicians of real talent who carried forward the tradition of the classic jazz tenor saxophone in the style of Ben Webster, Coleman Hawkins, Zoot Sims, and Don Byas. Initially playing in various rhythm & blues outfits in Providence (Rhode Island), he subsequently shifted to jazz and the tenor saxophone. In 1976 he moved to New York City, in part at the recommendation of Roy Eldridge. He toured with Benny Goodman for a period of time and recorded his debut album in 1977 for Concord Records, with whom he maintained a long recording career in his own name and as a member of the Concord Jazz All Stars. He also accompanied singer Rosemary Clooney in the studio and on the road for a decade. In the early 1980s, he formed his own quintet and toured throughout the world. Free from his drinking habit, in 1982 he matured sufficiently to break away from the strong influence of Ben Webster and Zoot Sims, whom he was accused of imitating. From this point, his playing and tone were very much his own. Living in New York City, Hamilton toured throughout the world during the 1980s, spending much time playing in Japan and Europe. He was in particular a recurrent visitor to the UK, Sweden, and the Grande Parade du Jazz, held in Nice, France. By the early 1990s he was ready for a next step, and by 1994 when he released Organic Duke, he had developed a singular style: a large, well-rounded but a focused tone and improvising, ostensibly still based on swing (especially Ellington), but incorporating more modern elements. During this period, he relocated to London and formed his current quartet, featuring British musicians John Pearce (p), Dave Green (b) and Steve Brown (dr) with whom he recorded East of the Sun in 1993. (East of the Sun features Brian Lemon on piano, not John Pearce.). He currently is touring throughout Europe. In 2007 he made a guest appearance at the Brecon Jazz Festival accompanied by Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band. Part of this concert was shown on BBC Four as Humph's Last Stand, a tribute to Lyttelton after his death in 2008. During 2013 through November 2014, Scott Hamilton has featured prominently with Andrea Motis, Joan Chamorro Quintet, backing the acclaimed Spanish jazz singer with his celebrated tenor saxophone, notably in Spain at Barcelona’s Jamboree Club, but also at other venues in Europe. Hamilton has also featured-alongside Motis and Chamorro-with the San Andreu Jazz Band, a Barcelona-based young jazz musician group, created and directed by Andrea Motis & Joan Chamorro Quintet Featuring Scott Hamilton
th-cam.com/video/rwP_VXaSevw/w-d-xo.html CD SMILE feat SCOTT HAMILTON
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Love all of this and all the musicians. Billy Wilkins
No me canso de escucharlo, grande amigo y maestros...
Un musico el Sr.Hamilton como la copa de un pino.
GREAT " Set " !!
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Scott is on of my favorite awesome musician 🙌
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Scott is a smooth and seamless player. Hi way of playing always great me a pleasure to listen to. He always careful to play a note he is never in a harry to drive the message home with a note. He plays notes that ensures him control and leadership of his ideas.
Very fine!
Terrific.
Flowing
Awesome..
WOW!!! ♥
I like it
Such a great sax player.
Thanks a lot for the detailed Scott Hamilton bio!
Like this take
I think you guys make healing music. (I think)
Scott Hamilton es un tenorista extraordinario y eso queda de manifiesto al escuchar su "solo" en esta genial versión de ON GREEN DOLPHIN STREET. Un "maestro" en el amplio sentido del término y una fuente inagotable de ideas a la hora de Improvisar.
Thanks Giorgio for Scotts bio. Have become a great admirer of him through the young band, St Andrue Jazz Band. He I agree, is the smoothest and yes, could have been a regular with Ellington had he been born soon enough.
As far as playing with SAJB, besides fun with all the kids(now young adults many), Barcelona not a bad place to hang out (as long as your careful these days).
Another great sax guest at SAJB is Luigi Grasso, chk him out.
Great piece, thanks again. Hi to Scott
Hes the natural successor to Stan Getz....his lines are great ...rarely repeats himself..i feel he could play all night long..just on one tune!!!!
The Max Gallo group is a very fine group of jazz musicians always swinging and the addition of the great Scott Hamilton makes for great listening. But I guess jazz is just not popular specially with the young who much prefer the easy noise of pop.
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Probably because I'm old, but as good as these guys play and as much as I like On Green Dolphin Street,
this one is 12 minutes long, but then if everyone else likes it, I'll just play it in chapters.😀
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Awesome, thanks for sharing. Just love how Scott plays, he's definitely my hero on tenor sax. Also, very curious why the guitar player has tape over the Epiphone name on the headstock. I'm fairly certain it is the Epiphone Broadway model which is a great guitar actually.
He may have an endorsement with another maker and contractually cannot be seen playing another guitar
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