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Disco Reed Détaillée 20-21 décembre 2000, New York graphie disco HAPPINESS Plenty Swing, Plenty Soul Eric Reed (p) Marcus Printup (tp) Wycliffe Gordon (tb) Eric REDD Guy Reynard et Yves Sportis Wes Anderson (as) Walter Blanding (cl) OUS FAISONS ici état des enregistrements d’Eric Reed en leader et coleader. L’index en Rodney Green (dm) sideman permet de rendre compte de la grande curiosité d’Eric Reed. Il est un 1. Overture Renato Thomas (perc) Nsolide leader mais également un grand accompagnateur prisé par ses pairs. Eric 2. Maria Reed possède un univers très large dans le jazz, dans son sens culturel, la musique 3.Hello, Young Lovers d’inspiration religieuse et le blues étant également omniprésent dans son expression. 4. Pure Imagination Rappelons qu’une discographie présente l’état des publications sur disque. Chaque 5. 42nd Street session est classée chronologiquement, présente la date et le lieu d’enregistrement, le(s) 6.Send in the Clowns titre(s) des albums où elle se trouve gravée, énumère les musiciens, les titres des morceaux, 7. My Man's Gone Now/Gone, enfin la référence des albums en LP ou CD. Nous avons retenu en priorité les éditions Gone, Gone cohérentes. Les livrets/couvertures en illustration constituent de bons repères. Rappelons que 8. Nice Work If You Can Get It 9. You'll Never Walk Alone l’index n’est pas une totalisation de toutes les éditions, mais le fil continu, en CD ou à défaut 10. I Got Rhythm en LP. 1. Happiness 11. Finale (Last Trip) 2. Three Dances: Island Grind- Pour cette discographie (méthode Jazz Hot), nous avons consulté d’excellentes sources ❚■● Impulse! 12592 discographiques, comme la Jazz Discography de Walter Bruyninckx, sur internet Latin Bump-Boogie www.jazzdisco.org/eric-reed/discography et bien sûr les disques eux-mêmes. Nous remercions 15-16, 22-23 décembre 1998, 3. Say You Care 4. Suite Sisters: Fine and Brown les amis de Paris Jazz Corner, Arnaud Boubet et son équipe (www.parisjazzcorner.com). New York MANHATTAN MELODIES 5. Suite Sisters: Crazy Red Abréviations : ● LP vinyle ❚■● compact CD Eric Reed (p) 6. Suite Sisters: Black Beauty Reginald Veal (b) 7. Mood Indigo 7 novembre 1990, New York 9-11 août 1994, Hollywood, CA Gregory Hutchinson (dm) 8. Romantic Rag SOLDIER'S HYMN THE SWING AND I 1. Pick Yourself Up Renato Thomas (perc) 9. Devil in Dress Eric Reed (p) Eric Reed (p) 2. It's Only a Paper Moon Dianne Reeves (voc) 10. Someone's Else Love ● Dwayne Burno (b) Ben Wolfe (b, bagpipes) 3. What I'll Do ❚■ Nagel Hayer 2010 4. Old Folks Gregory Hutchinson dm) Rodney Whitaker (b, bagpipes), 29 octobre 2001, New York Gregory Hutchinson (dm) 5. Golden earings WE 6. Tequila Eddie Bailey (back voc) Eric Reed (p) Denise Morgan (back voc), 7. Poor Butterfly Wycliffe Gordon (tb) Beverly Taylor (back voc) 8. I Should care Susie Williams (back voc) 9. Speak Low 10. Caravan ❚■● Mons 874773 1. The 59th Street Bridge Song 10 mars 1996, New York (Feelin' Groovy) 1. Soldier's Hymn (dedicated to Art MUSICALE 2. Manhattan Melodies 3. Harlemania : Drop Me Off in Blakey) Eric Reed (p) 2. The Greatest Thing in All My Wycliffe Gordon (tb) Harlem/Harlem Nocturne/Take Life Ben Wolfe (b) the “A” Train 1. The Lord's Prayer 3. Soft Winds Gregory Hutchinson (dm) 4. New York City Blues (aka Doc's 2. Paris Blues 4. Things Hoped For 1. Swing and I 1. Longhair's Rumba Blues) 3. This Rhythm on My Mind 5. Coup de Cone 2. Gemini Suite-First Man: 2. Frogs Legs 5. Letter to Betty Carter 4. Embraceable You 6. Blues Five Spot 6. Walk With Me «Scotty» 3. Scandal I 5. Cherokee 7. Puttin' on the Ritz 7. Bee's Knees 3. Gemini Suite-Second Man: 6. Precious Lord Take My Hand 4. A Love Divine 8. Englishman in New York 8. Miss Inferno «Frank Marshall» 7. Lament 5. Baby Sis 9. New York City Medley: Autumn 9. Medley : I Didn't Know What 4. Gemini Suite-Fourth Man: 8. Toast My Bread Time It Was/Sweet Lorraine/ 6. Shug in New York/Skating in Central «Holden Caulfield» 7. No Sadness, No Pain 9. He Looked Beyond My Fault Mood Indigo Park/Central Park West (Danny Boy) 5. Fekix the Cat ❚■● Impulse! 11962 10. Soldier's Hymn 10. Theme From New York New 10. He Cares ❚■● 6. Ahmad's Blues York Candid 79511 7. Kaboose ❚■● Nagel Hayer 2023 ❚■● MCA 24016 8. Frenzia 5-6 avril 1993, West Hollywood, CA 29 Octobre 2001, New York IT'S ALRIGHT TO SWING 9. A Spoonful of Sugar 15-16 octobre 2000, New York City MERCY AND GRACE Eric Reed (p) 10. Listen Here E-BOP Eric Reed (p) Eric Dankworth (tp) 11. Uncle Lucius Interlude Eric Reed (p) Wes Anderson (as) 12. Old Flame Marcus Printup (tp) Rodney Whitaker (b) 13. Healing Hand Walter Blanding (ts) Greg Hutchinson (dm) 14. Evergreen Rodney Whitaker (b) Carolyn Johnson White (voc) 15. Big Dogs 19 avril 1996 , New York Rodney Green (dm) 16. Let Us Go Into the House of MUSICALE the Lord Eric Reed (p) 17. Acknowledgement Nicholas Payton (tp) 18. Praise N° 1 Wess Anderson (as) ❚■● MoJazz 530 468-2 Ron Carter (b) 1. Jesus Loves Me Karriem Riggins (dm) 2. Down By the Riverside 29 octobre 1995, Burbank, CA 1. Black as in Buhaina 3. I Love You Lord WEST COAST JAZZ SUMMIT 2. Cosa Nostra (Our Thing) 4. I Know It Was the Blood Eric Reed (p) 3. Pete and Repete 5. Retrieve Us Again Ralph Moore (ts) 1. Wade in the Water 4. Scandal II 1. Ain't Nothing Wrong With That 6. There Is Power in the Blood 2. In a Lonely Place Robert Hurst (b) 5. Upper Wess Side 2. Bouncin' With Boo Boo 7. Come thou Almighty King 3. You Don't Know What Love Is Jeff Hamilton (dm) 6. Scandal III 3. E-Bop 8. Gotta Travel On 4. Boo-Boo Strikes Again 7. Blues to Come 4. Little Girls 9. Mercy and Grace 5. Undicided ❚■● Impulse! 11962 5. Grew-vy 10. Pass Me Not 6. Blues for Ahmad 6. Ornate 11. O Gentle Savior 7. Third Degree 28-29 juillet 1997, Hollywood, CA 7. La Berthe 12. Come Sunday 8. He Cares PURE IMAGINATION 8. Perugian Rain 13. Wade in the Water 9. Pineus Coneus Eric Reed (p) 9. Roller Coaster 14. Just as I Am 10. Come Sunday Reginald Veal (b) 10. Evidence /Think of One 15. Have Thine Own Way ❚■● MoJazz 37463 7006-2 Greg Hutchinson (dm) ❚■● Savant 2051 16. Trust and Obey Jazz Hot [671] 80e anniversaire 17. Near the Cross 9. Oh Come, All Ye Faithful 9. I Got Nothin' 16 décembre 2009, New York 23 janvier 2012, New York 18. What a Friend We Have in (Adeste Fideles) 10. Is That… ? THE DANCING MONK REFLECTIONS OF A GRATEFUL HEART Jesus 10.I Wonder as I Wander 11. Ornate Eric Reed (p) Eric Reed (p) 19. Amen 11. What Are You Doing New ❚■● MaxJazz 216 Ben Wolfe (b) ❚■● Nagel Hayer 2030 Year's Eve 12. Christmas Blues 29 août et 27 novembre 2006, New York McClenty Hunter (dm) 16 juillet 2002, Paramus, NJ 13. After the Holidays WE 2 FROM MY HEART ❚■● MaxJazz 302 Eric Reed (p) Eric Reed (p) Wycliffe Gordon (tb) Dwayne Burno (b) 22 décembre 2003, New York Cecil Brooks III (dm) IMPRESSIVE AND ROMANTIC: GREAT COMPOSERS WE LOVE Eric Reed (p) Ron Carter (b) 1. I Love the Lord Al Foster (dm) 2. In Case You've Forgotten 3. Changed 1. Ask Me Now 4. Psalm 8 2. Eronel 5. 'Tis So Sweet 1. Five Spot After Dark 3. Reflections 6. Hymn 2. My Ship 4. Light Blue 7. New Morning 1. Yesterday 3. Overjoyed 5. Ruby, My Dear 8. This Way 2. Goodbye 4. Sometimes I Feel Like a 6. Pannonica 9. God Cares 3. I Should care Motherless Child 7. Ugly Beauty 10. Prayer 4. Prelude in E Minor 5. Lift Every Voice and Sing/Total 8. The Dancing Monk 11. Spiritual 5. I Got It Bad (and That Ain't 1. Out of the Past Praise 9. 'Round Midnight 12. I Love You Lord Today / We Good) 2. I Let a Song Get Out of My 6. Monk's Mood / Think of One 10. Blue Monk Praise You Lord 6. How Deep Is the Ocean ? Heart 7. Have Thine Own Way Lord ❚■● Savant 2108 ❚■● WJ3 Records 31015 7. I'll Never Stop Loving You 3. I Want to Be Happy 8. Do You Know What It Means to 8. Flamenco Sketches 4. Can't Help Singing Miss New orleans ? 22 décembre 2009, New York 6-7 septembre 2013, New York 9. 'Round Midnight 5. Miles Ahead 9. Nancy (With the Laughing Face) SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL GROOVEWISE 10. I Fall in Love Too Easily 6. Johnny Guitar 10. They Eric Reed (p) ❚■● Eric Reed (p) Savant 2042 7. Loose Blooes 11. The Feeling of Jazz Reuben Rogers (b) Seamus Blake (s) 8. So in Love ❚■● 21 décembre 2002, New York WJ3 Records 1006 Rodney Green (dm) Ben Williams (b) 9. Blues in the Night Gregory Hutchinson (dm) CLEOPATRA'S DREAM 10. Blah Blah Blah 10 juin 2008, New York Eric Reed (p) 11. It's Easy to Remember STAND ! Ron Carter (b) ❚■● M&I Company 30281 Eric Reed (p) Al Foster (dm) Rodney Whitaker (b) 11 décembre 2004, New York Willie Jones III (dm) BLUE TRANE Eric Reed (p) Ron Carter (b) Al Foster (dm) 1. Sun Out 1.
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