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Milt Jackson - Discography [43 Albums] (1948-2005) MP3 320 kbps

Artist: Milt Jackson
Title Of Album: Discography
Year Of Release: 1948-2005
Genre: Jazz
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Time: 43 albums
Full Size: 5,23 (+1%rec.)

Milt Jackson, byname of Milton Jackson, also called Bags, (born January 1, 1923, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.—died October 9, 1999, New York, New York), American jazz musician, the first and most influential vibraphone improviser of the postwar, modern jazz era.

Jackson began playing the vibraphone (also called vibes or vibraharp) professionally at age 16. He attended Michigan State University and joined Dizzy Gillespie’s sextet in 1945; he then worked with Gillespie’s big band and later returned to play vibraphone and piano in Gillespie’s sextet (1950–52). He also freelanced with leading bop musicians in New York City and played in the Woody Herman band (1949–50). He was a cofounder of the Modern Jazz Quartet (MJQ), which was his principal performance vehicle during 1952–74, and he subsequently played in numerous MJQ reunion tours. Meanwhile, he recorded often as sideman, including classic sessions with Thelonious Monk (“Evidence,” “Criss Cross,” “Straight, No Chaser”) and Miles Davis (“Bags’ Groove”), and as leader, including performances with top tenor saxophonists Coleman Hawkins, John Coltrane, and Lucky Thompson. He continued to tour and record in the 1990s; one of his last recordings was with jazz legends Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown, with whom Jackson had formed the Very Tall Band years earlier.

A fluent player with compelling swing who conceived in long lines of eighth and sixteenth notes, Jackson created an original style out of bebop’s advanced harmonies and irregular accenting. By manipulating his vibrato speed he achieved a unique depth and beauty of expression on the vibraphone, a traditionally “cold” instrument, adding special warmth to his playing of ballads and medium-tempo blues. Jackson brought to his musical settings a highly developed sensitivity to balance and contrast, which made much of his playing with the MJQ muted when compared with his aggressive work in his own groups.

ALBUMS
1948-1952 • Milt Jackson – Milt Jackson And The Thelonious Monk Quintet (#) {Released 2004}
1948/1952 • Milt Jackson – Milt Jackson And The Thelonious Monk Quintet {Released 1989}
1949/1956 • Milt Jackson – Roll 'Em Bags
1952 • Milt Jackson – Wizard Of The Vibes
1955 • Milt Jackson – Milt Jackson Quartet
1955 • Milt Jackson – Opus De Jazz
1956 • Milt Jackson – Jackson's Ville
1956 • Milt Jackson – The Jazz Skyline
1956 • Milt Jackson – Ballads & Blues {Atlantic-Japan}
1956/1957 • Milt Jackson – Ballads & Blues (1956) • Bags & Flutes (1957) {Released 1999}
1957 • Milt Jackson – Plenty, Plenty Soul
1957 • Milt Jackson – Bags & Flutes {Atlantic WPCR-27116}
1958 • Milt Jackson – Bags' Opus
1959 • Milt Jackson & John Coltrane – Bags & Trane {Atlantic 81227 3685-2}
1959 • Milt Jackson & John Coltrane – Bags & Trane {Atlantic WPCR-25108}
1959 • Milt Jackson – The Ballad Artistry Of Milt Jackson {Atlantic WPCR-27117}
1961 • Milt Jackson – Vibrations
1961 • Milt Jackson & Wes Montgomery – Bags Meets Wes
1961 • Milt Jackson Quartet – Statements [Bonus Tracks] {Released 2005}
1962 • Milt Jackson Orchestra – Big Bags
1962 • Milt Jackson Sextet – Invitation
1963 • Milt Jackson And Big Brass – For Someone I Love
1963 • Milt Jackson Quintet – 'Live' At The Village Gate
1964 • Milt Jackson – Jazz 'n' Samba (LP)
1964 • Milt Jackson – In A New Setting
1969 • Milt Jackson Quintet feat. Ray Brown – That's The Way It Is
1969 • Milt Jackson & The Ray Brown Big Band – Memphis Jackson
1972 • Milt Jackson – Sunflower
1974 • Milt Jackson – Goodbye
1974 • Milt Jackson – Olinga
1975 • Milt Jackson – The Milt Jackson Big 4 At The Montreux Jazz Festival 1975
1975 • Milt Jackson + Joe Pass + Ray Brown – The Big 3
1976 • Milt Jackson - Milt Jackson At The Kosei Nenkin
1976 • Milt Jackson & Strings – Feelings
1977 • Milt Jackson & Ray Brown – Milt Jackson / Ray Brown Jam (Montreux '77)
1978 • Milt Jackson + Count Basie + The Big Band (2 CD)
1980 • Milt Jackson – Bags' Bag
1980 • Milt Jackson – Night Mist
1981 • Milt Jackson – Big Mouth
1984 • Milt Jackson / Ray Brown / Mikey Roker / Cedar Walton Quartet – It Don't Mean A Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot To It
1994 • Milt Jackson With Joshua Redman And Joe Williams – The Prophet Speaks
1997 • Milt Jackson – Sa Va Bella (For Lady Legends)
2005 • Milt Jackson – La Ronde Suite (4 CD) {Quadromania}

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Category: DISCOGRAPHY | Added : (26.10.2023)
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