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From 1968 to 1974, he was in a trio with pianist Bill Evans and bassist Eddie Gómez .[1] [2]
[H ]e had been responsible for an exceedingly tight unit that could swing and drive relentlessly. His control of the twelve-bar sections in a number like "Twelve Tone Tune," for instance, was as snappy and precise as could be. At the same time, on ballads, he never failed to provide a listening cushion of the utmost delicacy, seeming to imbue his drums with the ability to breathe of their own volition, and always in expressive union with his leader.
Some of the important albums he recorded with Evans include The Bill Evans Album The Tokyo Concert Since We Met Symbiosis
After leaving the trio, he settled in Toronto, Canada, and became a studio drummer.[1] vibraphone and congas with the 1970s funk-jazz band Ravin' .[3] Don Sebesky , Stan Getz , Kenny Wheeler , and Claus Ogerman .[4] Rob McConnell 's Boss Brass.[1]
He has taught drums and percussion at the University of Central Florida[5] The Jazz Professors , a band consisting of university faculty members: saxophonist Jeff Rupert , bassist Richard Drexler, pianist Per Danielsson, trombonist Michael Wilkinson, and guitarist Bobby Koelble. The band has had two albums on the top of the chart at Jazzweek magazine in 2011 and 2013.[6]
Discography [ edit ]
With Canadian Brass
Red, White & Brass (1991)
Red Hot Jazz (1993)
Seen and Heard (2004)
With Bill Evans
What's New Verve , 1969)
The Secret Sessions Recorded at the Village Vanguard, discs 7 and 8 (Milestone Records , 1969 and 1973, respectively)
Autumn Leaves
Jazzhouse Milestone , 1969)
You're Gonna Hear from Me
Quiet Now Charly , 1969)
From Left to Right MGM , 1970)
Montreux II CTI , 1970)
The Bill Evans Album Columbia , 1971)
Living Time
The Tokyo Concert Fantasy , 1973)
Half Moon
Since We Met
Re: Person I Knew
Symbiosis MPS , 1974)
But Beautiful
Blue in Green: The Concert in Canada
Bill Evans Trio in Buenos Aires, Vol. 1: 1973 Concert (1991)
Paris (1965) (1992)
Live in Tokyo (1994)
The Secret Sessions (1996)
Half Moon Bay (1998)
Piano Player (1998)
Koln Concert 1976 (2005)
Live in Rome 1979 (2005)
Waltz for Debby: The Complete 1969 Pescara Festival (2005)
Complete February 1972 Paris ORTF Performance (2006)
Evolution of a Trio (2006)
Live in Ottawa 1974 (2007)
In Helsinki 1970 (2009)
Live in Paris 1974 (2009)
Live at Art D'Lugoff's Top of the Gate (2012)
Momentum (2012)[7]
With The Jazz Professors
With Rob McConnell & the Boss Brass
Big Band Jazz (1978)
Present Perfect (1981)
Live in Digital (1992)
With Gábor Szabó
With Kenny Wheeler
Ensemble Fusionaire (CBC , 1976)
1976 (1976)
With others
The October Suite Steve Kuhn /Gary McFarland (1966)
The College Concert Pee Wee Russell and Red Allen (Impulse! , 1966)
Monium Jeremy Steig (Columbia, 1974)
New Life , Bernie Senensky (1975)
Museum Pieces , Moe Koffman (1978)
Back Again , The Hi-Lo's (1979)
Night Flight , Sammy Nestico (1986)
I Remember Bill: Tribute to Bill Evans , Don Sebesky (1998)
Magic Voices , The Singers Unlimited (1998)
A Man and His Music , Claus Ogerman (2004)
Sketch for Summer , Gary McFarland (2008)
Coral Sea , Kenny Drew Jr. (Random Act, 2012)[7]
References [ edit ]
^ Pettinger, Peter, Bill Evans: How My Heart Sings," Yale University Press (1998), p. 226.
^ CBC LP -LM469B "Ravin' and Louise Lambert"
^ "Marty Morell | Listen and Stream Free Music, Albums, New Releases, Photos, Videos" .
^ UCF Jazz Website
^ The Jazz Professors Flying Horse Records Website
^ a b "Marty Morell | Credits | AllMusic" . AllMusic . Retrieved 6 August 2018 .
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