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1959 – Papa Jo and Friends, Cannonball Adderley, Allaudin Khan and Kind of Blue

August 4, 2017 · by tablajazz · Bookmark the permalink. ·

Seemingly disparate recordings from 1959…

 

 

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← 1941 – MS Subhalakshmi, Count Basie, Japanese Traditional Music and Balinese Gamelan on 2 Pianos
1978 – Sun Ra, Ahmad Jamal, Alice Coltrane, Ali Akbar Khan and R.L. Burnside →

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"Much later that night, after midnight, the drummer Sameer Gupta played through his arrangements of Bollywood soundtrack songs with sitar, cello and viola appended to a jazz trio. The crowd roared its applause." - Ben Ratliff, New York Times, 1/9/11

“Gupta is also an accomplished tabla player, and uses his knowledge of...cross-rhythms to create astonishingly original percussive textures.”
- India Currents 2007

“Gupta was particularly impressive, bringing cyclical Indian rhythms to his kit work which he augmented on occasion with tabla forays…
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"Gupta’s tender, undulating piece “Taiwa” reclaims the set’s sense of spirituality, finding strength not so much from volume or rhythmic drive as from somewhere deep within the souls of the artists." - Jazz Observer, Monterey Jazz Festival 2008

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