Ron Carter:AAJNY CoverGirl

[Ed Fuqua]

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/newyork/aaj_ny_200512.pdf

Big PDF file

[Wil Davis]

Thanks for the link - lots of good stuff in it - saved a copy so I can peruse at leisure…

- Wil

[fraublugher]

thanks Ed

[Andy Allen]

Thanks Ed,

I just caught RC a few weeks ago at Catalina's here in LA - great show...particularly interesting as it was a piano/bass/drums/percussion quartet...some super swinging stuff, but also some atmospheric/free arangements; great playing by all - as was expected.

I particularly liked their arrangement of "My Funny Valentine," a favourite standard of mine viewed from a new angle.

Highly recommended if you get the chance.

[bass_means_LOW]

Originally Posted by airbass

Thanks Ed,

I just caught RC a few weeks ago at Catalina's here in LA - great show...particularly interesting as it was a piano/bass/drums/percussion quartet...some super swinging stuff, but also some atmospheric/free arangements; great playing by all - as was expected.

I particularly liked their arrangement of "My Funny Valentine," a favourite standard of mine viewed from a new angle.

Highly recommended if you get the chance.

Who else was in that group, Andy?
Thanks Ed. I guess the interviewer asked Ron to give him
"recommended listenings."

[Bruce Lindfield]

Great magazine - thanks ED!!

I read through it and was very interested to see all their albums of the year - I shall look out for those!

I thought Ron Carter made an interesting point about Jazz education - no Jazz on Radio/TV and a lot of the venues he knew are gone - so people now, can't learn the way he did and he sees it that a good college programme can replace that and propogate the music!

[jazzbass72]

Originally Posted by bass_means_LOW

Who else was in that group, Andy?

The usual band members are Stephen Scott, piano; Payton Crossley, drums; Steven Kroon, percussion and weird assorted objects (they all sound great)

Marco