Artist: Marcus Roberts
Title Of Album: Discography
Year Of Release: 1989-2011
Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop, Post-Bop
Quality: FLAC (*image, tracks + .cue,log, covers)
Total: 16:24:33 min
Total Size: 4,56 Gb (+1%rec.)
Wynton Marsalis-associated contemporary pianist with a traditional bent. Jazz pianist Marcus Roberts' focus on traditional styles and his willingness to speak sometimes disdainfully of music of more contemporary vintage has not been well accepted in some circles, and for a time he began to engender the type of attacks more often reserved for Wynton Marsalis and others regarded as reactionaries by some members of the jazz press. But Roberts must be credited with going his own way; unlike many of today's jazz pianists, he has little if any ties to McCoy Tyner, Ahmad Jamal, or Bill Evans. He has some Thelonious Monk influence, especially in his phrasing, but Roberts' models have predominantly been Jelly Roll Morton and Fats Waller. While his earliest work reflected pronounced gospel and blues ties, mixed with bebop, Roberts later devoted himself to stride and ragtime, a tactical decision wide open to intense scrutiny and second-guessing.
ALBUMS
1989 - The Truth Is Spoken Here (Novus)
1990 - Deep in the Shed (Novus DE)
1990 - Deep in the Shed (Novus US)
1991 - Alone with Three Giants (Novus)
1991 - Prayer for Peace (Novus)
1992 - As Serenity Approaches (Novus)
1993 - If I Could Be with You (Novus)
1994 - Gershwin for Lovers (Columbia)
1995 - Marcus Roberts Plays Ellington (Novus)
1996 - Portraits in Blue (Sony Classical)
1996 - Time and Circumstance (Columbia)
1997 - Blues for the New Millennium (Columbia)
1998 - The Joy of Joplin (Sony Classical)
1999 - In Honor of Duke (Columbia)
2001 - Cole After Midnight (Columbia)
2011 - Celebrating Christmas (J-Master)
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