Title: India, John Coltrane Quartet with Eric Dolphy
Description: The song "India" by the John Coltrane Quartet (McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, and Elvin Jones) with Eric Dolphy from the album "The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings". The video is just images of the group and its members to the song.

Title: John Coltrane - Impressions - 1961
Description: 1961 in Baden-Baden Germany John Coltrane - soprano sax, tenor sax Eric Dolphy - flute, alto sax McCoy Tyner - piano Reggie Workman - bass Elvin Jones - drums

Title: John Coltrane - Every Time We Say Goodbye - 1961
Description: 1961 in Baden-Baden Germany John Coltrane - soprano sax, tenor sax Eric Dolphy - flute, alto sax McCoy Tyner - piano Reggie Workman - bass Elvin Jones - drums

Title: Impressions - Jonh Coltrane and Eric Dolphy
Description: Impressions is a 1963 album by jazz musician John Coltrane. Most of the album was recorded live at the Village Vanguard on November 3, 1961 and released in 1963 on the Impulse! label. The recording features the "classic quartet" of John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, and Elvin Jones; they are joined by Eric Dolphy and Reggie Workman on the live Vanguard tracks. Dolphy plays a memorable solo on the long modal workout "India", but lays out on all but the coda of "Impressions". Workman is at hand only on "India", to join Garrison in approximating the sound of an African drum choir. Throughout, Tyner's presence is unusually muted; he takes his only solo on the bonus track, "Dear Old Stockholm", is barely audible on the two Village Vanguard tracks, and lays out entirely on "Up 'Gainst the Wall". Also, drummer Roy Haynes — as he sometimes did for Coltrane's group during this era — replaces Elvin Jones on "After The Rain" and "Dear Old Stockholm" (which were each recorded at the same April 1963 studio session). Jones and Garrison are also uncharacteristically low-key. All told, and even more so than on his other albums, the focus on this LP is on Coltrane. The title track (based to a certain extent on Miles Davis's "So What") is notable for featuring nearly fifteen minutes of Coltrane's soloing. The music reflects Coltrane's evolving emotional and musical range, where he explores jazz modality, the music of India, the blues, and a traditional Swedish folk song (this last track was not included on the original 1963 album, but appeared first on a 1970s previously-unissued LP compilation and is on the current — as of year 2000 — CD release of Impressions as a bonus song). The eclecticism is to be expected; the album amounts ultimately to a compilation of three years of oddments.

Title: Coltrane Olé: Spain and Morocco
Description: The images don't go with the music. The music is part of Coltrane's "Olé" with Elvin Jones, McCoy Tyner, Reggie Workman, Art Davis, Freddie Hubbard, and Eric Dolphy. The images are a mix between Spain and Morocco, which is pretty much how the music is inspired.

Title: John Coltrane - My Favorite Things - 1961
Description: 1961 in Baden-Baden Germany John Coltrane - soprano sax, tenor sax Eric Dolphy - flute, alto sax McCoy Tyner - piano Reggie Workman - bass Elvin Jones - drums

Title: HARRY CONNICK JR, The Very Thought of You
Description: Harrick Connick Junior est né le 11 Septembre 1967 à la Nouvelle-Orleans dans une famille aisée de magistrats, mélomanes. Dès 4 ans, le petit Harry fait des gammes au piano. Jusqu'a 18 ans, il se partage entre le jazz et le classique. En 1972 il joue en public pour la première fois. 1978 - A 11 ans il enregistre dans un studio quelques standards de la New Orleans. L'album réédité en 1992 s'intitule "11" 1980 - Jam-sessions à Storyville (quartier chaud de la Nouvelle-Orleans), il rencontre la famille Marsalis. Ellis Marsalis, le père de son professeur. 1985-87 - Il signe chez Columbia (label légendaire d'Armstrong, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis). Ron Carter (bassiste de Bill Evans, Miles Davis, Eric Dolphy, Herbie Hancock) joue sur "Harry Connick JR", son premier album. Le suivant sort pour ses 20 ans en 1987, et porte donc le titre "20", il est disque de platine. 1989 - Il compose la b.o.f. de "Quand Harry rencontre Sally" (nominé aux oscars) qui remporte un vif succes. 1990 - En juillet, après une première tournée mondiale c'est la sortie conjointe de "Lofty's roach souffle" et "We are in love". En octobre il fait ses premiers pas de comédien dans "Memphis belle" film de Michael Caton dans lequel il interprète un jeune pianiste, puis dans "Little man tate" de Jodie Foster. En novembre il triomphe a Brodway: 6000 places, 15 soirs de suite, s'arrachent en quelques heures. A son arrivee c'est l'émeute. 1991 - En février il reçoit le Grammy Award de la meilleure performance vocale catégorie jazz. C'est également la sortie de l'album "Blue light" écrit et composé par Harry Connick et qui est disque de platine. Il fait son premier concert en France à l'Olympia. 1992 - Sortie simultanée de "11" (reedition) et de "25" un nouvel album qui revisite les morceaux d'antologie de la musique noire américaine. C'est une version très personnelle de 13 monuments de Johnny Mercer, John Coltrane, Carmichael, Duke Ellington, 1993 - Après un passage a l'Olympia au printemps il retrouve Paris a l'automne au Théâtre des Champs Elysées. C'est l'année également de la sortie d'un Best of avec en inédit "Que reste-t-il de nos amours". 1994 - "Funky" et le 21 novembre il se produit à Paris-Bercy. 1995 - "She" et "Star Turtle" . Harry ne délaisse pas pour autant sa carrière d'acteur, il joue également l'un des rôles principaux avec Hunter et Sigourney Weaver dans "Copycat" dans lequel il incarne un serial killer. 1998 - Harry Connick Jr, joue dans la comédie "Hope Floats" ( grand succès aux States) avec Sandra Bullock. 1999 - Sortie du treizième album "Come by me" une collection de standards américains et de titres originaux. Dans "Wayward Son" Harry joue son premier rôle principal. Il a aussi prêté sa voix à l'un des personnages du dessins animé "The Iron Geant" (le géant de fer) avant d'entamer une tournée mondiale en 2000 pour présenter l'album "Come by me". Voir discographie sur http://www.taratata.net/artistes/bios/connick.htm

Title: Donald Byrd - Cristo Redentor
Description: Na nana naaaa wikipedia info about Mr. Byrd Early life and education Born in Detroit, Michigan, Byrd attended Cass Technical High School. He performed with Lionel Hampton before finishing high school. After playing in a military band during a term in the United States Air Force, he obtained a bachelor's degree in music from Wayne State University and a master's degree from Manhattan School of Music. Playing career While still at the Manhattan School he joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, replacing Clifford Brown. In 1955, he recorded with Jackie McLean and Mal Waldron. After leaving the Jazz Messengers in 1956 he performed with a wide variety of highly regarded jazz musicians, including John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, Herbie Hancock, and Thelonious Monk. In June 1964, Byrd jammed with jazz legend Eric Dolphy in Paris just two weeks before Dolphy's tragic death from insulin shock. In the 1970s, he moved away from his previous hard-bop jazz base and began to record jazz fusion, Jazz-funk, soul-Jazz, and rhythm and blues. Teaming up with the Mizell Brothers, they produced Black Byrd, which was enormously successful and became Blue Note Records' highest-ever selling album. The Mizell Brothers follow-up production albums for Byrd, Places and Spaces, Steppin' Into Tomorrow and Street Lady were also big sellers, and have subsequently provided a rich source of samples for acid jazz artists such as Us3. In 1993, Byrd teamed up with Gang Starr MC Guru for the track "Loungin'" on the Jazzmatazz project. As a music educator He has taught music at Rutgers University, the Hampton Institute, New York University, Howard University, and Oberlin College. In 1974 he created the Blackbyrds, a fusion group consisting of his best students. They scored several major hits including "Rock Creek Park", "Walking In Rhythm" and "Blackbyrds Theme". Byrd lives in Teaneck, New Jersey.

Title: Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
Description: Versions from Eric Dolphy (with Herbie Hancock on piano), Ron Carter (with Dolphy), The Modern Jazz Quartet, and John Coltrane and McCoy Tyner.

Title: 'Plugged Inn' LOGAN RICHARDSON & SHIFT new music LIVE in NYC 2008
Description: Logan Richardson - Alto Sax Mike Pinto - Vibes Greg Ruggiero - Guitar Colin Killalea - Vocals, FX Chris Tordini - Bass Tommy Crane - Drums

Title: In Memory of Richard Wright
Description: Richard William Wright was born on July 28, 1943 in Hatch End, London, the son of biochemist Robert Wright. He was educated at the Haberdashers Aske's School and by his teens had learned trombone, saxophone, guitar and piano, inspired by an early love of jazz. He wanted to follow in the footsteps of John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Eric Dolphy, but was persuaded by a careers master to study architecture at Regent Street Polytechnic. There, he met future band members Roger Waters and Nick Mason and joined their fledgling band, becoming the 6th member of Sigma 6. Concurrent with attending the Polytechnic, Richard was taking private lessons in musical theory and composition at the Eric Gilder School of Music, and in fact left the Poly and architectural studies at the end of his first year. After some travelling, he enrolled in the Royal College of Music in time to rejoin Nick and Roger, whose band had just added Syd Barrett and Rado 'Bob' Klose to become The Tea Set. In the early days of Pink Floyd, Richard added his distinctive melodic style to that of Syd Barrett, and he wrote and sang several songs of his own, including Paintbox (the 'B' Side of Apples and Oranges), Remember A Day, and See Saw. As the sound and the goals of the band evolved, he became more focused on adding sound textures to extended instrumental compositions such as Interstellar Overdrive, A Saucerful Of Secrets, Careful With That Axe, Eugene, One Of These Days, and to creating musical themes for film scores More, Zabriskie Point, and Obscured By Clouds. In 1994, he co-wrote five songs and sang lead vocals (on Wearing The Inside Out) for The Division Bell album. Marooned, Richard and David's instrumental from that album, won a Grammy Award in 1995 for Best Rock Instrumental performance, Pink Floyd's only Grammy to date. As has Nick Mason, Richard performed on every Pink Floyd tour, including the tour following The Division Bell, which provided material for the double live album and video release P*U*L*S*E in 1995. Inspired by his successful input into The Division Bell, Richard released his second solo album, Broken China, in 1996. The album marked a new phase in his musicianship, with extensive use of computer-based recording and production techniques. Richard sings throughout, with Momentary Lapse collaborator Anthony Moore providing most of the lyrics, and Sinead O'Connor guesting on vocals for two tracks. One of these, Breakthrough, was reprised by Richard in an appearance at David Gilmour's Festival Hall show of 2002, as released on the David Gilmour In Concert DVD. Richard contributed keyboards and vocals to David Gilmour's most recent solo album, On An Island, and performed with David's touring band for shows in Europe and North America in 2006. Onstage, he performed on piano, electric piano, and synthesiser, rapturously received by audiences nightly. He also provided vocal backing and occasional lead vocals, most notably on Comfortably Numb, Wearing The Inside Out, and Arnold Layne, singing joint lead vocals with David on Astronomy Domine and the epic Echoes. His last appearances in front of an audience were in 2007 performing Arnold Layne with David Gilmour and Nick Mason at the Syd Barrett tribute concert in May, followed by a reunion of the On An Island touring band on 7th September; at London's Leicester Square Odeon cinema they played a surprise Island Jam after the premiere of the Remember That Night concert film.

Title: My Bloody Valentine/Eric B & Rakim(Remix)- 5 Minutes Of Shoegaze Hip Hop (Pt 1 +Pt 2)
Description: Download: http://www.zshare.net/audio/51407965765c2484/ (For Experimental purposes only not commercial) Pt 1 mixes together mainly My Bloody Valentine's "To Here Knows When" with Eric B & Rakim's "My Melody". (with other samples such as McCoy Tyner in the 2nd half) Pt 2 mainly mixes My Bloody Valentine's "Moon Song" with Eric B & Rakim's "I Know You Got Soul" along with all the other samples listed below, with great respect to the artists used- check their music out! Pt 1 Samples used; Eric B & Rakim- My Melody My Bloody Valentine- To Here Knows When Burgtorf & Saval- I Still Have Time Suicide- Frankie Teardrop McCoy Tyner- Valley of Life Conet Project- Czech Dial This Heat- Testcard Pt 2 Samples used; Jesus and Mary Chain Interview Eric B & Rakim- I Know You Got Soul My Bloody Valentine- Moon Song, Soft as Snow(But Warm Inside) Eric Dolphy- Sketch of Melba Durutti Column- Sketch For Summer Free Design- Kites Are Fun Glenn Miller Orchestra- People Like You and Me Liquid Liquid- Scraper Conet Project- Swedish Rhapsody 1970s Soap TV ad Sound of Running Water Dj Shadow- High Noon FOR EXPERIMENTAL CONCEPTUAL PURPOSES ONLY NOT COMMERCIAL. ENJOY!

Title: Eric Dolphy : French Biography
Description: Out: February 20

Title: John Coltrane live
Description: John Coltrane live, 1965, playing "Naima".