Oliver Nelson - Stolen Moments
from the record: "The Blues and the Abstract Truth". This divine album were made by a dreamteam of musicians including Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy and Roy Haynes. Enjoy!
1970 - Oliver Nelson - Milestones
Oliver Nelson & the Berlin Dream Band à Berlin en 1970 Solistes: Leo Wright (as), Klaus Marmulla (as), Rolf Roemer (ts) Trumpets: Milo Pavlovic (Yugoslavia), Ron Simmonds (Canada), Carmell Jones (USA), Manfred Stoppacher (Austria), Harry Samp (Germany). Trombones: Ake Persson (Sweden), Barry Ross (USA), Slide Hampton (USA), Jean Orieux (France), Kurt Masnick (Germany). Saxes: Leo Wright (USA), Klaus Marmulla (Germany), Rolf Roemer (Germany), Adi Feurstein Germany), Freddy Lhost (Belgium) Jan Konopasek (Czechoslovakia). Piano: Kai Rautenberg; bass: Hajo Lange; drums: Heinz Niemeyer (all German), and drums: Dai Bowen (Wales).
1970 - Oliver Nelson - Black, Brown and Beautiful
Oliver Nelson & the Berlin Dream Band à Berlin en 1970 Black, Brown and Beautiful Soliste: Oliver Nelson (as) Trumpets: Milo Pavlovic (Yugoslavia), Ron Simmonds (Canada), Carmell Jones (USA), Manfred Stoppacher (Austria), Harry Samp (Germany). Trombones: Ake Persson (Sweden), Barry Ross (USA), Slide Hampton (USA), Jean Orieux (France), Kurt Masnick (Germany). Saxes: Leo Wright (USA), Klaus Marmulla (Germany), Rolf Roemer (Germany), Adi Feurstein Germany), Freddy Lhost (Belgium) Jan Konopasek (Czechoslovakia). Piano: Kai Rautenberg; bass: Hajo Lange; drums: Heinz Niemeyer (all German), and drums: Dai Bowen (Wales).
Just Friends - Oliver Nelson Art farmer lee konitz.mov
Just Friends Nelson Oliver/Art Farmer/Lee Konitz 1966 The 2005 Dutch TV program called Jazz Cellar concentrates to broadcast jazz clips from the archives of material originally recorded in the fifties and sixties in the Netherlands. In the 20th anniversary concert for TV station NCRV ( Netherlands Christian Radio Association) in 1966 we see Dutch pianist Pim Jacobs and his Trio together with an American front line under leadership of Oliver Nelson. Solos are by trumpet Art Farmer playing the fluegelhorn, alto saxophonist Lee Konitz and Swedish trombonist Ake Persson. The drummer is Stu Martin.
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Oliver Nelson "Down By The Riverside"
Oliver Nelson & the Berlin Dream Band in Berlin -1970 Trumpets: Milo Pavlovic (Yugoslavia), Ron Simmonds (Canada), Carmell Jones (USA), Manfred Stoppacher (Austria), Harry Samp (Germany). Trombones: Ake Persson (Sweden), Barry Ross (USA), Slide Hampton (USA), Jean Orieux (France), Kurt Masnick (Germany). Saxes: Leo Wright (USA), Klaus Marmulla (Germany), Rolf Roemer (Germany), Adi Feurstein Germany), Freddy Lhost (Belgium) Jan Konopasek (Czechoslovakia). Piano: Kai Rautenberg; bass: Hajo Lange; drums: Heinz Niemeyer (Germany)
The Six Million Dollar Man theme - Oliver Nelson - Richard 'Groove' Holmes
Great extended jam version of the tv theme from Holmes' rare1975 lp, featuring Tom Scott on horns. Written and conducted by Oliver Nelson.
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ERIC DOLPHY, Stolen Moments (Oliver Nelson) ("The Stolen Moment")
Eric dolphy with orchestra performing the Oliver Nelson's Stolen Moments. From Eric Dolphy's "The Complete Prestige Recordings" box set. Originaly released on Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Stolen Moments (Prestige PR 7834) I hope you Enjoy!
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Soul Street--Jimmy Forrest, King Curtis, Oliver Nelson
As I said in the note to 'Tin Tin Deo', those who heard Jimmy Forrest in person said the most dreaded position on stage is being another tenor player along side of him. In this cut, standing with jazz stalwarts, not amateurs by any means, guys who are more critically acclaimed, guys who got more studio time, guys you've heard of--from Jimmy's first flourish, you can sense they just want to go home. He continues his solo showing his harmonic complexity, incredible sense of rhythm and groove, the ability to move effortlessly from the beautiful to the honking blues, and the ability to build his solo. King Curtis follows, gets in and gets out as quickly as possible, and then fellow St. Louisan Oliver Nelson takes over, using the Nelson method. Oliver wrote about improvisation, saying that you begin with a two or three note theme, and gradually build with more notes and volume. For years there were alto players in St. Louis who were disciples of Nelson, all the while never having heard Jimmy Forrest, who lived just around the corner. Upon hearing Forrest for the first time, they always asked why they hadn't heard of him before, shaking their heads in awe.
OOTB recording example 78 by Oliver Nelson
OOTB (trio out of the blues) recording session. Dick de Graaf - saxophones Arno Krijger - hammondorgan & basspedals Pascal Vermeer - drums This brandnew and very fresh group of very fine musicians has been recording a grand new album with some blues related songs by the great Oliver Nelson. Mister Nelson is well known all over the world for his outstanding bigband arrangements. Now we've chosen a number of his songs and arranged them. In this small tenorgan (and drums) setting we created an original approach to the songs, keeping tradition in mind. Please listen to the new fresh and groovy sound and if you like it, please contact us !! The album will be released fall 2011. info@arnokrijger.nl
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Oliver Nelson - Three Seconds
Oliver Nelson - Screamin´ the Blues Oliver Nelson: tenor and alto saxophones; Richard Williams: trumpet; Eric Dolphy: alto saxophone, bass clarinet; Richard Wyands: piano; George Duvivier: bass; Roy Haynes: drums. Rec. 1960
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Oliver Nelson - Return of the Robot Maker (1975)
Music clips culled from the season 2 episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man" entitled "Return of the Robot Maker" (1975) in which bionic man Steve Austin (actor Lee Majors) is crossing a boobytrapped field to reach the top secret Brahmin installation. Composer Oliver Nelson writes wonderful funky military fast-paced action-packed cues for this ordeal scene. The score itself is largely gloomy and electronic-oriented.
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Oliver Nelson - Eyewitness to Murder (1974)
Music clips culled from the season 1 episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man" entitled "Eyewitness to Murder" (1974) in which, at night and at the exit of a restaurant, bionic man Steve Austin (actor Lee Majors) runs towards a building to catch hitman John Hopper (actor Gary Lockwood) and then Steve Austin runs back to the county courts to pinpoint and to nail hitman John Hopper disguised as a policeman, hidden in the opposite building. Composer Oliver Nelson starts with a slightly ominous melody, injects a moody and fast conga solo at 00:07, switches to a melancolic and romantic piece made with violins at 00:12 and finally triggers the heroic music (first a bass guitar followed by a drum and a conga combined with a sad "bee" violin and brass) of the character theme at 00:26. Nelson continues the heroic theme at 01:57 and introduces a graceful and majestic piano at 02:14.
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Angela Brown - Tyron Cooper - Oliver Nelson
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas with Tyron Cooper, guitar, and Oliver Nelson, flute. Live from a Christmas concert in Indianapolis, IN
Oliver Nelson - Meditation
Oliver Nelson - In London With Oily Rags Oliver Nelson - as Ernie Royal, Jimmy Owens, Jimmy Maxwell - tp Mike Moran - p Joe Jammer, Hugh Burns - g Chas Hodges - g, voc Dave Peacock - g Pat Donaldson - b Pete Gavin - d Chris Karan, Frank Ricotti - perc Rec. 1974
The Drive - Jay Denson Quartet, composer Oliver Nelson
Recording from 1994 at Fairway Suite, Welwyn Garden City with Jay Denson Hammond B3 and bass pedals, Ian Ellis - Tenor, Denny Ilett Jnr. - Guitar, Steve Taylor - Drums. Note no left-hand bass - custom-made pedal sustain fitted to B3 and heel and toe technique.
Oliver Nelson - Bionic Strain Motif (1975)
Music clips culled from three 1975 season 3 episodes ("The Song And Dance Spy", "Target in the Sky", "One of Our Running Backs is Missing") of "The Six Million Dollar Man" whose common denominator is that little action-driven jazz-funk-oriented piece with a dominant trumpet accompanied by percussions, bass guitar and brass. It was first composed for "The Song And Dance Spy". One last season 3 episode entitled "Hocus-Pocus" and dated 1976 uses that same bionic strain motif. The parking lot clip from "The Song And Dance Spy" starts at 00:00. The ordeal of the wet log clip from "Target in the Sky" starts at 00:29. The cross-country to the cabin clip from "Target in the Sky" starts at 01:19. The racing to the bowling center clip from "One of Our Running Backs is Missing" starts at 01:49.
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OLIVER NELSON AND ERIC DOLPHY, Six And Four
2nd track from Oliver Nelson's "Straight Ahead" album. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on March 1, 1961. Originally released on New Jazz (8255). Oliver Nelson (alto & tenor saxophones, clarinet); Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute); Richard Wyands (piano); George Duvivier (bass); Roy Haynes (drums).
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Mainstem - Oliver Nelson on Sax with Joe Newman on Trumpet
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Oliver Nelson Sextet 1960 ~ Alto-Itis
Recorded: Rudy Van Gelder Studios Hackensack, NJ May 27, 1960 Personnel: Eric Dolphy - Alto Sax Oliver Nelson - Alto Sax Richard Williams - Trumpet Richard Wyands - Piano George Duvivier - Bass Roy Haynes - Drums
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The Six Million Dollar Guitar - Tribute to Oliver Nelson's theme music
download: shatnershairpiece.bandcamp.com Jazz great Oliver Nelson composed the themes for the first 3 seasons of the show, and this is my extended guitar instrumental tribute to some of that music which influenced me as a 12 year old guitarist in 1974. Obsessed with the show, and submerged in the classic funk/jazz themes of 70's TV, an era which has never been surpassed in terms of quality. I'm borrowing the bass theme, and improvising all over it. The original was mostly, as typical 70's tv music went, comprised of bass and string sections, no guitar. It deserves a rock version! This type of theme was often used during the extended bionic fight scenes, like this one from 'The Seven Million Dollar Man'. Oliver died after the second season in 1975 and the music for the show was never as good again. This music is still stuck in my head 35 years later! The show was cool not just for the slow motion leisure suits, but the MUSIC. I regularly recorded the show on my Panasonic tape deck, and would listen back to the episodes in bed, congas and bongos and amazing funk bass themes dancing through my head. It was great then, and it's still great today!
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Stolen Moments - New York Jazz - Oliver Nelson - Esteban Bello, guitar
www.estebanbello.comEsteban Bello has studied the guitar intensely since childhood. He attended Mannes Conservatory of Music and majored in classical guitar under Leonid Bolotine. He was one of 15 accepted as a performer in the 1968 Andres Segovia master class held in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. In 1969, Esteban Bello was one of 10 performers selected for the Julian Bream master class held in Stratford-0n-Avon, Ontario, Canada. He won entrance as one of 5 performers in the Narcisco Yepes master class held in New York City in 1975. In addition to having performed over 400 solo concerts throughout the United States, Mr. Bello has toured internationally as a member of the Lukas Foss Creative Associates. Esteban Bello has also been guest soloist with the Contemporary Chamber Players, New York City, the Columbia Group for New Music, New York City, the Aeolian Chamber Players, New York City, the American Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, the Hofstra State Symphony, the Berkeley Contemporary Chamber Players, Berkeley, California, the Alaska State Symphony, and the Washington State Symphony. He has recorded new music on Nonesuch Records (Paradigm, Lukas Foss) and Deutschegramophone (Ancient Voices of Children, George Crumb) and has released three CD's one of traditional flamenco and two of romantic boleros. Mr. Bello has also been guitar instructor on the faculty of Manhattan College of Music, Mannes College of Music, the New School for Social Research, and the Jersey City <b>...</b>
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Oliver Nelson - Cairo To Benghazi
Oliver Nelson - In London With Oily Rags Oliver Nelson - as Ernie Royal, Jimmy Owens, Jimmy Maxwell - tp Mike Moran - p Joe Jammer, Hugh Burns - g Chas Hodges - g, voc Dave Peacock - g Pat Donaldson - b Pete Gavin - d Chris Karan, Frank Ricotti - perc Rec. 1974
Oliver Nelson - In A Japanese Garden
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Oliver Nelson - Cascades, In a Jerusalem Concert
Played by our jazz quartet Shira Gross - Alto Sax. Daniel Yaakobi - Guitar. Yanai Avnet - Bass. Adin Paskoff - Drums. Also, Oleg - Piano.
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