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Lesser heard sounds with a focus on femmes in punk from artist and musician Sara A.
An hour of recordings from one of the finest jazz vibraphone players ever to hold the mallets. Raised in Philadelphia, Khan Jamal began playing vibes (and later marimba) as a teenager in the 1960s. By the end of the decade and into the 1970s, Khan would become a notable figure in the more exploratory fringes of the jazz scene, playing with drummer and free jazz pioneer Sunny Murray, and playing a role in Sun Ra's Arkestra. Jamal would be one of the first artists to bridge the oftentimes disparate attitudes of free jazz and jazz fusion, creating work that straddled both. Photo: Jan Persson
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Sonny Phillips (December 7, 1936, Mobile, Alabama) is an American jazz musician. His primary instrument is electric organ but he often played piano.
Phillips began playing jazz organ after hearing Jimmy Smith in his twenties. He studied under Ahmad Jamal, and played in the 1960s and 1970s with Lou Donaldson, Nicky Hill, Eddie Harris, Houston Person, and Gene Ammons. His debut album was released in 1969, and he released several further records as a leader before suffering a long illness in 1980. He went into semi-retirement after this and moved to Los Angeles; since then he has performed and taught occasionally.
Discography
As leader
Sure 'Nuff (Prestige Records, 1969) Black Magic (Prestige, 1970) Black on Black (Prestige, 1970) My Black Flower (Muse Records, 1976) I Concentrate on You (Muse, 1977)
As sideman
With Gene Ammons Brother Jug (Prestige, 1969) With Rusty Bryant Rusty Bryant Returns (Prestige, 1969) With Billy Butler Guitar Soul (Prestige, 1969) With Eddie Harris Mean Greens (Atlantic, 1966) With Willis Jackson In the Alley (Muse, 1976) With Etta Jones Don't Misundertand - Live In New York (High Note, 1980) With Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones Boogaloo Joe (Prestige, 1969) Black Whip (Prestige, 1973) With Houston Person Goodness' (Prestige, 1969) The Truth (Prestige, 1970) Person to Person (Prestige, 1970) The Real Thing (Eastbound, 1973) Stolen Sweets (Prestige, 1976) Wild Flower (Prestige, 1977) With Bernard Purdie Coolin' and Groovin' (Lexington, 1993)
Sonny Phillips (December 7, 1936, Mobile, Alabama) is an American jazz musician. His primary instrument is electric organ but he often played piano.
Phillips began playing jazz organ after hearing Jimmy Smith in his twenties. He studied under Ahmad Jamal, and played in the 1960s and 1970s with Lou Donaldson, Nicky Hill, Eddie Harris, Houston Person, and Gene Ammons. His debut album was released in 1969, and he released several further records as a leader before suffering a long illness in 1980. He went into semi-retirement after this and moved to Los Angeles; since then he has performed and taught occasionally.
Discography
As leader
Sure 'Nuff (Prestige Records, 1969) Black Magic (Prestige, 1970) Black on Black (Prestige, 1970) My Black Flower (Muse Records, 1976) I Concentrate on You (Muse, 1977)
As sideman
With Gene Ammons Brother Jug (Prestige, 1969) With Rusty Bryant Rusty Bryant Returns (Prestige, 1969) With Billy Butler Guitar Soul (Prestige, 1969) With Eddie Harris Mean Greens (Atlantic, 1966) With Willis Jackson In the Alley (Muse, 1976) With Etta Jones Don't Misundertand - Live In New York (High Note, 1980) With Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones Boogaloo Joe (Prestige, 1969) Black Whip (Prestige, 1973) With Houston Person Goodness' (Prestige, 1969) The Truth (Prestige, 1970) Person to Person (Prestige, 1970) The Real Thing (Eastbound, 1973) Stolen Sweets (Prestige, 1976) Wild Flower (Prestige, 1977) With Bernard Purdie Coolin' and Groovin' (Lexington, 1993)
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