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LP33T (23)
1929 - 1930 (King Oliver And His Orchestra [King Oliver & His Orchestra])
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| Banjo | Arthur Taylor | A1-A6,B1-B4
Trombone for A1 & A2 unknown. Glyn Paque could be playing clarinet/alto sax and Charles Frasier tenor sax on A1 & A2. Presence of Henry Duncan on A3 & A4 is not certain. Clinton Walker might be playing brass bass on those tracks. Two extra unknown reeds on A5. Norman Lester might hav (...)
All Day Long & All Night Long (Kenny Burrell)
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| Drums | Arthur taylor [Art Taylor] |
Alto Madness (Jackie McLean, John Jenkins)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] |
Blues For Bouffemont (Bud Powell)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] | A1-A5,B1-B3
Evidence (Thelonious Monk)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] | A1-A4
Funky (Gene Ammons)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] |
Groove Blues (Gene Ammons And His All Stars [Gene Ammons’ All Stars])
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] |
Hope Meets Foster (Elmo Hope Quartet And Quintet [Elmo Hope Quintet] Featuring Frank Foster)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] |
I’m Crazy ’Bout My Baby (1930 - 1931) (King Oliver)
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| Banjo | Arthur Taylor | A1-A6
Jackie McLean & Co. (Jackie McLean)
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| Drums | Arthur Taylor [Art Taylor] |
Magazines (1)
Jazz Magazine N° 121 (Jazz Magazine)
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Chet Baker à la trompette, Steve Lacy au soprano, Jacky Cnudde au piano, Jimmy Woode à la basse et Roy Haynes à la batterie, voilà un sommaire en forme de quintette, insolite et idéal à la fois. La notoriété bassement journalistique oubtiée, il reste de Chet, aujourd’hui, un cas musical e (...)
p 36 : Blinfold test : Arthur Taylor : Pièges pour Art (Jean-Louis Ginibre)
