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Events of the 1970s related to jazz music
Art Blakey , 1973
In the 1970s in jazz , jazz became increasingly influenced by Latin jazz , combining rhythms from African and Latin American countries, often played on instruments such as conga , timbale , güiro , and claves , with jazz and classical harmonies played on typical jazz instruments (piano, double bass, etc.). Artists such as Chick Corea , John McLaughlin and Al Di Meola increasingly influenced the genre with jazz fusion , a hybrid form of jazz-rock fusion which was developed by combining jazz improvisation with rock rhythms, electric instruments, and the highly amplified stage sound of rock musicians such as Jimi Hendrix . All Music Guide states that "..until around 1967, the worlds of jazz and rock were nearly completely separate." However, "...as rock became more creative and its musicianship improved, and as some in the jazz world became bored with hard bop and did not want to play strictly avant-garde music , the two different idioms began to trade ideas and occasionally combine forces."[1]
On June 16, 1972 the New York Jazz Museum opened in New York City at 125 West 55th Street in a one and one-half story building. It became the most important institution for jazz in the world with a 25,000 item archive, free concerts, exhibits, film programs, etc.
Carlos Santana , one of the pioneers of the Latin jazz-fusion genre
Miles Davis made the breakthrough into fusion in the 1970s with his album Bitches Brew . Musicians who worked with Davis formed the four most influential fusion groups: Weather Report and Mahavishnu Orchestra emerged in 1971 and were soon followed by Return to Forever and The Headhunters . Although jazz purists protested the blend of jazz and rock, some of jazz's significant innovators crossed over from the contemporary hard bop scene into fusion. Jazz fusion music often uses mixed meters, odd time signatures, syncopation, and complex chords and harmonies. In addition to using the electric instruments of rock, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, electric piano, and synthesizer keyboards, fusion also used the powerful amplification, "fuzz" pedals , wah-wah pedals , and other effects used by 1970s-era rock bands. Notable performers of jazz fusion included Miles Davis , keyboardists Joe Zawinul , Chick Corea , Herbie Hancock , vibraphonist Gary Burton , drummer Tony Williams , violinist Jean-Luc Ponty , guitarists Larry Coryell , Al Di Meola , John McLaughlin and Frank Zappa , saxophonist Wayne Shorter , and bassists Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke . Jazz fusion was also popular in Japan where the band Casiopea released over thirty albums praising Jazz Fusion.
In the mid-1970s, jazz funk became popular, characterized by a strong back beat (groove ), electrified sounds,[2] and often, the presence of the first electronic analog synthesizers . The integration of funk , soul , and R&B music and styles into jazz resulted in the creation of a genre whose spectrum is indeed quite wide and ranges from strong jazz improvisation to soul, funk or disco with jazz arrangements, jazz riffs , and jazz solos, and sometimes soul vocals.[3]
Reader's Digest measured the most popular forms of jazz from 1910 to the 1970s, and the 1970 to 1975 part of the chart listed modern jazz or bebop as the most popular subgenre, blues as the second-most popular form, ragtime revival and other traditional forms as the third-most, free jazz as fourth-most, jazz rock as the fifth-most popular, and big band as the least popular.[4]
1970s jazz standards [ edit ]
Album releases [ edit ]
Miles Davis : Bitches Brew
Marion Brown : Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
Alice Coltrane : Ptah, the El Daoud
McCoy Tyner : Extensions
Art Ensemble of Chicago : Les Stances a Sophie
Sonny Sharrock : Monkey-Pockie-Boo
Freddie Hubbard : Straight Life
Art Ensemble of Chicago : Art Ensemble of Chicago with Fontella Bass
Pharoah Sanders : Deaf Dumb Blind (Summun Bukmun Umyun)
Jan Garbarek : Afric Pepperbird
Evan Parker : The Topography of the Lungs
Herbie Hancock : Mwandishi
Spontaneous Music Ensemble : So What Do You Think
Alice Coltrane : Journey in Satchidananda
Stanley Turrentine : Sugar
Woody Shaw : Blackstone Legacy
Freddie Hubbard : Red Clay
McCoy Tyner : Asante
Leon Thomas : The Leon Thomas Album
Hubert Laws : Afro-Classic
John McLaughlin : My Goal's Beyond
ICP Orchestra : Groupcomposing
Guenter Hampel : People Symphony
Keith Tippett : Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening
Misha Mengelberg : Instant Composers Pool 005
Guenter Hampel : Ballet-Symphony
Chris McGregor : Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath
Joe McPhee : Nation Time
Album releases [ edit ]
Charles Mingus : Let My Children Hear Music
Paul Bley : Dual Unity
Art Ensemble of Chicago : Phase One (1971)
Mahavishnu Orchestra : The Inner Mounting Flame
Weather Report : Weather Report
Jean-Luc Ponty : Open Strings
Pharoah Sanders : Black Unity
Lol Coxhill : Ear of the Beholder
Keith Jarrett : Facing You
Mike Westbrook : Metropolis
Willem Breuker : Instant Composers Pool 008
Jan Garbarek : Sart
Chick Corea : The Gathering
Keith Tippett : Septober Energy
George Russell : Listen to the Silence
Ornette Coleman : Science Fiction
Spontaneous Music Ensemble : So What Do You Think
Derek Bailey : Solo Guitar
Freddie Hubbard : First Light
Keith Jarrett : Expectations
Chick Corea : Piano Improvisations Vol. 1 and Vol. 2
Joe Zawinul : Zawinul
Joe McPhee : Trinity
Oliver Nelson : Swiss Suite
Terje Rypdal : Terje Rypdal
Alice Coltrane : Universal Consciousness
Paul Winter : Icarus
Alice Coltrane : World Galaxy
Paul Winter : Road
Donald Byrd : Ethiopian Knights
Tim Weisberg : Tim Weisberg
Don Ellis : Tears of Joy
Album releases [ edit ]
Dave Holland : Conference of the Birds
McCoy Tyner : Sahara
London Jazz Composers Orchestra : Ode
Weather Report : I Sing the Body Electric
Jean-Luc Ponty : Sonata Erotica
Herbie Hancock : Crossings
John Surman : Westering Home
Chick Corea : Light as a Feather
Guenter Hampel : Familie
Chick Corea : Return to Forever
Paul Motian : Conception Vessel
Neil Ardley : Symphony of Amaranths
David Liebman : Open Sky
Ornette Coleman : Skies of America
Gato Barbieri : Bolivia
Eric Kloss : One, Two, Free
Gary Burton : Crystal Silence
Guenter Hampel : Angel
Albert Mangelsdorff : Trombirds
Julius Hemphill : Dogon AD
Randy Weston : Tanjah
Guenter Hampel : Waltz For 11 Universes In A Corridor
Joe Henderson : Black Is the Color
Guenter Hampel : Broadway
Nucleus : Belladonna
Miles Davis : On The Corner
Oregon : Music Of Another Present Era
Paul Bley : Open, to Love
George Russell : Living Time
McCoy Tyner : Echoes of a Friend
Mahavishnu Orchestra : Birds of Fire
Stanley Cowell : Illusion Suite
Stanley Clarke : Children of Forever
Gary Bartz : Juju Street Songs
Airto Moreira : Free
McCoy Tyner in 1973
Album releases [ edit ]
Roland Kirk : Prepare Thyself To Deal With A Miracle
Dollar Brand : Sangoma
Art Ensemble of Chicago : Fanfare For The Warriors
Don Cherry : Relativity Suite
Cecil Taylor : Spring of Two Blue J's
Keith Jarrett : Solo Concerts
McCoy Tyner : Enlightenment
Carla Bley : Tropic Appetites
Dollar Brand : African Space Program
Marion Brown : Geechee Recollections
Herbie Hancock : Sextant
Frank Wright : Church Number Nine
Gato Barbieri : Latin America
Frank Lowe : Black Beings
Ralph Towner : Diary
Dewey Redman : The Ear of the Behearer
Eberhard Weber : The Colours of Chloë
Roswell Rudd : Numatik Swing Band
Oregon : Distant Hills
Dollar Brand : African Portraits
Weather Report : Sweetnighter
David Liebman : Lookout Farm
Oscar Peterson : The Trio
Cecil Taylor : Solo
John Surman : Morning Glory
Betty Carter : Album
Mal Waldron : Up Popped the Devil
Michael Mantler : No Answer
Billy Cobham : Spectrum
Herbie Hancock : Head Hunters
Spontaneous Music Ensemble : Mouthpiece
Charles Earland : Leaving This Planet
Flora Purim : Butterfly Dreams
Herbie Hancock : Thrust
Billy Cobham : Crosswinds
Album releases [ edit ]
Sam Rivers : Crystals
Cecil Taylor : Silent Tongues
Steve Lacy : Saxophone Special
Jeanne Lee : Conspiracy
Leo Smith : Reflectativity
Weather Report : Mysterious Traveller
Randy Weston : Blues To Africa
Marion Brown : Sweet Earth Flying
Paul Rutherford : The Gentle Harm of the Bourgeoisie
Marvin Peterson : Children of the Fire
John Abercrombie : Timeless
Roswell Rudd : Flexible Flyer
McCoy Tyner : Atlantis
Globe Unity Orchestra : Hamburg '74
Cecil McBee : Mutima
Mahavishnu Orchestra : Apocalypse
Ralph Towner : Solstice
Terje Rypdal : Whenever I Seem to Be Far Away
Roscoe Mitchell : Solo Saxophone Concerts
Steve Kuhn : Ecstasy
Joe McPhee : Pieces of Light
Keith Jarrett : Death and the Flower
Steve Kuhn : Trance
Steve Lacy : Scraps
David Liebman : Drum Ode
Kenny Barron : Peruvian Blue
Tete Montoliu : Music for Perla
Bill Watrous : Manhattan Wildlife Refuge
Lonnie Liston Smith : Expansions
Mike Gibbs : Only Chrome Waterfall
McCoy Tyner : Sama Layuca
Oregon : Winter Light
Billy Cobham : Total Eclipse
Duke Ellington died on May 24
Joe Pass , 1975
Album releases [ edit ]
Revolutionary Ensemble : The People's Republic
Miles Davis : Agharta
Evan Parker : Saxophone Solos
Leroy Jenkins : For Players Only
Air : Air Song
Oliver Lake : Heavy Spirits
Kenny Wheeler : Gnu High
Om: Kirikuki
Terje Rypdal : Odyssey
Steve Lacy : Dreams
Pat Metheny : Bright Size Life
Anthony Braxton : Five Pieces 1975
Don Pullen : Solo Piano Album
Dexter Gordon : Bouncing' with Dex
Michael Mantler : Michael Mantler - Carla Bley
Sonny Sharrock : Paradise
Dudu Pukwana : Diamond Express
Kenny Barron : Lucifer
Frank Lowe : The Flam
John Surman : S.O.S.
Don Pullen : Healing Force
Miles Davis : Get Up With It
Julius Hemphill : Coon Bid'ness
Gateway Trio : Gateway
Collin Walcott : Cloud Dance
Don Moye : Sun Percussion
Martial Solal : Nothing But Piano
Eberhard Weber : Yellow Fields
Don Pullen : Five to Go
Charles Tolliver : Impact
Lol Coxhill : Welfare State
David Liebman : Forgotten Fantasies
Joe McPhee : The Willisau Concert
Yosuke Yamashita : Chiasma
Michael Mantler : The Hapless Child
Dollar Brand : Soweto
Don Pullen : Capricorn Rising
Stanley Clarke : Journey to Love
Enrico Rava : The Pilgrim and the Stars
Manhattan Transfer : Manhattan Transfer
Album releases [ edit ]
George E. Lewis : Solo Trombone Record
Miles Davis : Pangaea
Air : Air Raid
David Murray : Flowers for Albert
Derek Bailey : Company 1
Jan Garbarek : Dis
Irene Schweizer : Wilde Señoritas
Toshiko Akiyoshi : Road Time
Albert Mangelsdorff : Tromboneliness
Leo Smith : Song of Humanity
Tony Coe : Zeitgeist
Ornette Coleman : Dancing in Your Head
Jaco Pastorius : Jaco Pastorius
Martial Solal : Movability
Hamiet Bluiett : Endangered Species
Art Lande : Rubisa Patrol
Chick Corea : Romantic Warrior
George Adams : Suite for Swingers
Jean-Luc Ponty : Imaginary Voyage
David Friesen : Star Dance
Dexter Gordon : Biting the Apple
Joachim Kuhn : Springfever
Eberhard Weber : The Following Morning
Lew Tabackin : Dual Nature
Chico Freeman : Morning Prayer
Weather Report : Black Market
Charles Tyler : Saga of the Outlaws
Al Di Meola : Land of the Midnight Sun
Woody Shaw : Little Red's Fantasy
Stanley Clarke : School Days
Yosuke Yamashita : Banslikana
Ran Blake : Wende
Guenter Christmann : Solomusiken Fuer Posaune und Kontrabasse
Egberto Gismondi : Danca Das Cabecas
Ben Riley Heath Brothers, 1977
Album releases [ edit ]
Air : Air Time
George E. Lewis : Shadowgraph
Joe McPhee : Graphics
James Ulmer : Revealing
Pat Metheny : Watercolors
John Scofield : East Meets West
Leroy Jenkins : Solo Concert
Julius Hemphill : Blue Boyé
Michael Mantler : Movies
Abdul Wadud : By Myself
Roscoe Mitchell : Nonaah
Joanne Brackeen : Tring A Ling
Art Lande : Desert Marauders
Chico Freeman : Kings of Mali
Art Pepper : No Limit
Arthur Blythe : Metamorphosis
Collin Walcott : Grazing Dreams
David Friesen : Waterfall Rainbow
Dave Holland : Emerald Tears
Neil Ardley : Kaleidoscope of Rainbows
Chico Freeman : Chico
Frank Lowe : Lowe and Behold
Vinny Golia : Spirits In Fellowship
Weather Report : Heavy Weather
Ernie Krivda : Satanic
Derek Bailey : Company 5
Chico Freeman : No Time Left
Paul Motian : Dance
Hamiet Bluiett : SOS
Jan Garbarek : Places
World Saxophone Quartet : Point Of No Return
John Tchicai : Real
Julius Hemphill : Raw Materials and Residuals
George Russell : Vertical Form 6
Joanne Brackeen : Aft
Julius Hemphill : Roi Boyé & the Gotham Minstrels
Kenny Wheeler : Deer Wan
Irene Schweizer : Hexensabbat
Leroy Jenkins : Lifelong Ambitions
Globe Unity : Pearls
Ralph Towner : Sound and Shadows
Hamiet Bluiett : Birthright
Jean-Luc Ponty : Enigmatic Ocean
Muhal Richard Abrams : 1-OQA+19
Cecil McBee : Music From the Source
Steve Lacy : Raps
Woody Shaw : Rosewood
Gateway Trio : 2
Louis Hayes : The Real Thing
McCoy Tyner : Supertrios
Al Di Meola : Elegant Gypsy
Michael Urbaniak : Urbaniak
Keith Jarrett : My Song
Arthur Blythe : Bush Baby
Sheila Jordan : Sheila
Bill Evans , Montreaux Jazz Festival , 1978
Album releases [ edit ]
Roscoe Mitchell : L-R-G / The Maze / S II Examples
Leroy Jenkins : The Legend of Ai Glatson
Rova Saxophone Quartet : Cinema Rovate
Gerry Hemingway : Kwambe
Sam Rivers : Waves
George E. Lewis : Imaginary Suite
Don Pullen : Warriors
Guenter Hampel : Oasis
Cecil Taylor : 3 Phasis
John Oswald : Improvised
Andrew Cyrille : Metamusicians' Stomp
Ralph Towner : Batik
Art Ensemble of Chicago : Nice Guys
Carla Bley : Musique Mecanique
Air : Open Air Suit
Marvin Peterson : The Light
Anthony Davis : Of Blues and Dreams
David Liebman : Pendulum
Pat Metheny : Pat Metheny Group
Ernie Krivda : The Alchemist
Evan Parker : Monoceros
Anthony Braxton : For Four Orchestras
Ganelin Trio : Concerto Grosso
Cecil Taylor : Cecil Taylor Unit
James Ulmer : Tales of Captain Black
Oliver Lake : Life Dance Of Is
Lester Bowie : African Children
World Saxophone Quartet : Steppin' with
Arthur Blythe : Lenox Avenue Breakdown
Paul Winter : Common Ground
Kenny Barron : Innocence
Fred Anderson : Another Place
Guenter Hampel : Freedom of the Universe
Dewey Redman : Soundsigns
Misha Mengelberg : Pech Onderweg
Max Roach & Anthony Braxton : Birth and Rebirth
Chico Freeman : The Outside Within
Egberto Gismondi : Solo
Album releases [ edit ]
Lesli Dalaba : Trumpet Songs And Dances [15]
Anthony Braxton : Alto Saxophone Improvisations 1979
Dollar Brand : African Marketplace
Martial Solal : Four Keys
Old And New Dreams : Old and New Dreams
Terje Rypdal : Descendre
Jack DeJohnette : Special Edition
Andrew Cyrille : Nuba
James Newton : Mystery School
Art Pepper : Straight Life
Anthony Davis : Hidden Voices
Errol Parker : Doodles [16]
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen : Dancing On The Tables
Amina Claudine Myers : Song For Mother Earth
George E. Lewis : Homage to Charles Parker
Paul Motian : Le Voyage
Bunky Green : Places We've Never Been
John Surman : Upon Reflection
Joseph Jarman : The Magic Triangle
Max Roach & Anthony Braxton : One in Two – Two in One
Woody Shaw : Woody III
Max Roach : Pictures in a Frame
Ralph Towner : Solo Concert
Kenny Wheeler : Around 6
Billy Bang : Distinction Without a Difference
Cecil McBee : Alternate Spaces
Fred Anderson : Dark Day
Al Di Meola : Splendido Hotel
String Trio of New York : First String
Pat Metheny : American Garage
Billy Bang : Sweet Space
Paul Lytton : The Inclined Stick
Warren Vaché : Polished Brass
Eberhard Weber : Fluid Rustle
Guenter Christmann : Weavers
Michael Franks : Tiger in the Rain
References [ edit ]
^ "allmusic" . allmusic . Retrieved November 28, 2010 .
^ Calkins, Caroll C.; Balaban, Priscilla B.; Kelleher, Mary; Latham, Frank B.; Conefrey, Rosemarie; Huber, Robert V.; Pace, Georgea A.; Woodward, Robert J., eds. (1975). The Story of America . United States: Reader's Digest . pp. 398–399.
^ The New Real Book, Volume II , p. 339
^ The Real Book, Volume II , p. 244
^ The Real Book, Volume I , p. 338
^ The Real Book, Volume II , p. 79
^ The Real Book, Volume II , p. 268
^ Send in the Clowns at jazzstandards.com - retrieved on February 20 * 1974–2009 Archived March 6, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
^ The Real Book, Volume I , p. 41
^ The New Real Book, Volume II , p. 20
^ The Real Book, Volume II , p. 46
^ 8:30 review on Allmusic - retrieved on November 28, 2010
^ "Lesli Dalaba, Wayne Horvitz, Polly Bradfield - Trumpet Songs And Dances" . Discogs . Retrieved 2010-11-28 .
^ "Jazz journal international, Volume 43". Billboard Limited. 1990.
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