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Hace 3 días · Introduction: Released in 1976, Eberhard Weber's "Yellow Fields" stands as a landmark in the realm of jazz fusion, marking a definitive period in the evolution of the genre. This album, recorded in September 1975 at Tonstudio Bauer in Ludwigsburg, West Germany, captures Weber at his creative zenith, supported by a stellar quartet that includes saxophonist…
22 de jun. de 2024 · JJ 06/74: Eberhard Weber – The Colours Of Chloe. Fifty years ago Barry McRae was impressed by the themes and bass soloing in Weber's fusion of classical and jazz. First published in Jazz Journal June 1974.
Hace 4 días · Called Eberhard, it’s a 13-minute “mini-symphony” and homage to one of Mays’s favorite composers and mentors, German jazz bassist Eberhard Weber. JAZZIZ is proud to present an exclusive premiere of the video for Eberhard via the player below.
28 de jun. de 2024 · Despite being waylaid from playing the instrument that defined his approach to both performance and composition by a severe 2007 stroke, Eberhard Weber has managed to accomplish the seemingly impossible feat of continuing to make recordings that revolve around his instantly recognizable, custom-made electro-acoustic instrument: 2013 ...
20 de jun. de 2024 · After early-career recordings with more mainstream players like Hampton Hawes, Joe Pass and Stephane Grapelli, German bassist Eberhard Weber developed a style of chamber jazz that was notable for its distinctly European sound at time, in the early 1970s, when this was still relatively unusual.
2 de jul. de 2024 · Eberhard Weber. 3.83 3,222 24. April 1974. Chamber Jazz Third Stream ECM Style Jazz. Minimalism ECM Style Jazz. meditative spring soothing dense warm atmospheric ethereal instrumental. I Trawl the MEGAHERTZ. Paddy McAloon. 3.80 2,831 32.
28 de jun. de 2024 · This 13-minute tribute to German bassist-composer Eberhard Weber features Lyle Mays’ elegiac piano supported by the soaring wordless vocals of his niece Aubrey Johnson, along with contributions from a cast of all-stars: marimba-vibraphone player Wade Culbreath, guitarist Bill Frisell (barely discernible here), saxophonist Bob ...
