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  2. the legends - lee konitz - lee konitz

Lee Konitz - The Legends - Lee Konitz (LP)

Lee KonitzLee Konitz
  • 2015
  • 25 tracks
  • 2 uur, 4 min
  • cool jazz
The Legends - Lee Konitz - Lee Konitz
The Legends - Lee Konitz
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The Legends - Lee Konitz - Lee Konitz
The Legends - Lee Konitz - Lee Konitz

Product description

Dive into the rich, melodic world of Lee Konitz with "The Legends - Lee Konitz," a captivating collection of jazz masterpieces released in 2015. This album is a testament to Konitz's enduring legacy and his significant contributions to cool jazz, bebop, and hard bop. Spanning over two hours, this extensive compilation features a blend of classic tracks and hidden gems, showcasing Konitz's virtuosity on the alto and soprano saxophone.

The album kicks off with the timeless "Everything Happens To Me," followed by a medley of standards and original compositions that highlight Konitz's distinctive style. Tracks like "People Will Say We're In Love," "Star Eyes," and "All Of Me" offer a nostalgic journey through jazz history, while "Ronnie's Line" and "Sunflower" demonstrate Konitz's innovative approach to improvisation. The inclusion of lesser-known pieces like "Nursery Rhyme" and "Limehouse Blues" adds depth and variety to the collection.

"The Legends - Lee Konitz" is not just a celebration of Konitz's musical prowess but also a snapshot of his enduring influence. The album features performances from various stages of his career, including a live set at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 2015. Konitz's collaborations with other jazz greats, such as pianist Kenny Barron and bassist Peter Washington, further enrich the listening experience.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Lee Konitz or a newcomer to his music, this album offers a comprehensive overview of his artistry. From the swinging rhythms of "Bop Goes The Leesel" to the mellow tones of "Easy Livin'," each track is a testament to Konitz's versatility and mastery of the saxophone. "The Legends - Lee Konitz" is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that will captivate and inspire.

Tracks

  1. Everthing Happens To MeLee Konitz
    4:30
  2. Nesuhi's InstantLee Konitz
    5:07
  3. People Will Say We're In LoveLee Konitz
    4:55
  4. Stairway To The StarsLee Konitz
    5:22
  5. Ronnie's LineLee Konitz
    3:08
  6. Star EyesLee Konitz
    5:19
  7. Nursery RhymeLee Konitz
    3:13
  8. SundayLee Konitz
    3:26
  9. Sweet And LovelyLee Konitz
    4:00
  10. All Of Me - Take 01Lee Konitz
    5:08
  11. SunflowerLee Konitz
    8:06
  12. Two Not OneLee Konitz
    5:32
  13. Movin' AroundLee Konitz
    7:47
  14. When You're SmilingLee Konitz
    3:47
  15. Lennie BirdLee Konitz
    5:24
  16. Limehouse BluesLee Konitz
    3:05
  17. Easy Livin'Lee Konitz
    3:05
  18. Bop Goes The LeeselLee Konitz
    2:09
  19. Background MusicLee Konitz
    5:51
  20. Donna LeeLee Konitz
    6:18
  21. Cork 'N' BibLee Konitz
    5:28
  22. Don't SquawkLee Konitz
    7:18
  23. AblutionLee Konitz
    4:37
  24. Hi BeckLee Konitz
    7:38
  25. I Can't Get StartedLee Konitz
    3:56
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Product specifications

Details

Album
The Legends - Lee Konitz
Artist
Lee Konitz
Album release date
June 28, 2015
Label
Legends
Available
No

Product information

Mono or stereo
Stereo
Duration
2 uur, 4 min
Tracks
25 tracks

Other

Limited Edition
No
Genre
Cool jazz
Box set
No
Remastered
No
Reissue
No

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About Lee Konitz

Lee Konitz, a pioneering figure in jazz, left an indelible mark on the genre with his distinctive alto saxophone playing and innovative compositions. Born in Chicago in 1927, Konitz emerged as a key figure in the cool jazz movement of the 1950s, known for his melodic improvisations and cool-toned sound. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Konitz forged his own path, avoiding the influence of Charlie Parker and developing a uniquely personal style. His collaborations with legendary musicians such as Miles Davis, Lennie Tristano, and Gerry Mulligan are testament to his versatility and impact. Konitz's career spanned over seven decades, during which he recorded more than 100 albums and influenced generations of saxophonists. His legacy as a master improviser and a mentor to younger musicians continues to inspire jazz enthusiasts and musicians alike.

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