Dewey Redman 杜威·雷德曼
- 风格
- #后波普 #自由爵士 #先锋爵士
- 地区
- 欧美
艺人介绍
by Scott Yanow
One of the great avant-garde tenors, Dewey Redman has never received anywhere near the acclaim that his son Joshua Redman gained in the 1990s, but ironically Dewey is much more of an innovative player. He began on clarinet when he was 13 and played in his high school marching band, a group that also included Ornette Coleman, Charles Moffett, and Prince Lasha. Redman was a public school teacher during 1956-1959 but, after getting his masters degree in education from North Texas State, he moved to San Francisco where he freelanced as a musician for seven years; Pharoah Sanders was among his sidemen. All of this was a prelude to his impressive association with the Ornette Coleman Quartet (1967-1974), during which Redmans tenor playing was a perfect match for Ornettes alto. Redman could play as free as the leader but his appealing tone made the music seem a little more accessible. He also worked with Charlie Hadens Liberation Music Orchestra and was an important part of Keith Jarretts greatest group, his quintet of the mid-70s. Redman guested on Pat Methenys notable 80/81 album and teamed up with Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, and Ed Blackwell in the Ornette Coleman reunion band called Old and New Dreams. Despite all of this activity and plenty of recordings (including occasional ones as a leader), Dewey Redman has yet to be fully recognized for his innovative talents.
最新简评（共9条）
- @nono(灵魂飞走了)：刚躺好，想起不是周末，推开棺盖上学去[发抖]
- @大喵(不要自我设限.....)：✅
- @灰(生命已经过期)：✔
- @今天不开心(Find a story)：这好像是Joshua Redman的老爹？
- @淽煙錁 íǐì(VIIII)：.:.
- @Run Fannie( 今 食 飯)：真自由
- @丘同同(我还没想好要写什么...)：为何知道此君？因为The Survivor's Suite
- @哇咔咔( )：实在是喜欢他
- @wripxealio：像这样随心所欲，活的异常快乐