Os dejo un CD de Vin Gordon, en concreto Way Over Yonder
song: Lovable You
Podeis ver muchas más fotos sobre artistas de Jazz en cá nuestra amiga Esther
Un saludo.
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FOTO Jazz
Vincent Courtois parvient à vous faire voyager dans des univers étonnamment diversifiés pour capter “des bouts de reggae, de musique africaine, de fanfares tziganes, du funk ou du rock passé par Hendrix, des mélodies qui n’ont pas peur d’être des romances, du jazz qui vire free sans se perdre, des structures cadrées qui n’empêchent pas la liberté”.
in Jazz sur le Vif : Amarco
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Vince Ector Biography
Born: July 5, 1965 Instrument: Drums
Vincent Ector incent Ector hails from the musical city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he attended the University of Pennsylvania. Trained in Music beginning at age nine through GAMP, a music magnet school in Philadelphia that also enabled him to study at Temple University while still a junior high school student. He then began studying privately with drummers such as, Mickey Roker, Ralph Peterson Jr., and Armand Santarelli, as well as performing for six years as a percussionist with the United States Army Band.
As a performer, he has worked with jazz luminaries that include: Freddie Hubbard, Gloria Lynne, Charles Earland, Bobby Watson, Grover Washington Jr. Ted Curson, Dr Lonnie Smith, George Cables, Ralph Peterson Jr., Melvin Sparks, Johnny Coles and Shirley Scott.
Most recently, Vincent produced his second CD as a leader entitled “Renewal of the Spirit” for Mambo Maniacs Records. This recording features Bobby Watson on Saxophones and four of Vincent’s original compositions. He is featured performing on drum set, djembe and sangba African drums. His first CD, “Rhythm Master” features the great Eddie Henderson on trumpet. Vincent also produced a tribute recording for the late Charles Earland on the High Note record label. This recording features Joey DeFrancesco, Pat Martino and Eric Alexander. Vincent can also be heard on recordings by: Jimmy Bruno, Onaje Allan Gumbs and Charles Earland, as well as appearing as a musician on ABC television’s “One Life to Live” daytime soap opera, which features Vincent’s recorded drum performance. He performs regularly in New York City with several ensembles such as, The Charles Mingus Orchestra, The Mike LeDonne Organ Quartet and his own band in venues such as; Smoke, The Iridium, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola and The Jazz Standard among others.
An accomplished musician with no confinements, Mr. Ector has been featured as a
Clinician at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Lincoln University and is currently the President and Executive Director of Arts For Kids Inc., a non-profit arts-in-education company providing workshops performances and professional development for schools in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. (www.artsforkids.net). He is also a sought after Artist-in- Residence for The Manhattan New Music Project and Arts Horizons Inc. of Englewood, New Jersey. These residencies place him in the New York City public school system, primarily in districts for children with special needs.
Mr. Ector was a featured teaching artist in the 2001 Harcourt/Brace Media Literacy Video Series, which is distributed nationally, as well as internationally.
Vincent is currently in demand as a recording musician and as a performer at jazz festivals throughout the world with numerous international artists such as, Bobby Watson & Horizon, Gloria Lynne, The Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All Stars, Gene Ludwig and Slide Hampton.
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Daniel Smith-Basson Goes Latin Jazz (2011)
Temas:
01.Mr. Kenyatta
02.Watermelon Man
03.So danco samba
04.Listen Here
05.Black Orpheus
06.Yardbird Suite
07.Manteca
08.Korg In
09.Peace
10.Chicken
11.Come Candela
12.Mambo From the Dance At the Gym
Musicos:
Daniel Smith: bassoon
Daniel Kelly: piano
Sandro Albert: guitar
Michael O’Brien: bass
Vincent Ector: drums
Neil Clarke: Latin percussion
Roswell Rudd: trombone
song : Watermelon man
