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Illinois Jacquet - Harlem Nocturne download mp3
- Artist: Illinois Jacquet
- Song: Harlem Nocturne
- Genre: Jazz
- Length: 04:32
- Size: 6.4MB
- Bitrate: 192Kbps
- Date: 2019-08-15
- Upload by: Marina Valladares
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Comments
Corbin Threlkeld
Although, Jacquet was primarily known as a "honker" on early Rock & Roll recordings, this performance proves that he was capable of extraordinary subtlety when called upon. In any case, he was among a small group of players who possessed "that fat tenor sound" so essential to melodic Jazz. His colleagues in that school included Sonny Rollins, Coleman Hawkins, Wardell Gray, and Ben Webster.
Otte Anita
The perfect rendition of Harlem Nocturne. Perfect.
William Ozobiane
THERE.......NOW.....THAT is what it is supposed to sound like....
Slaver
Great
AnalogKid83
a masterpiece of Music Noir
Игорь Мартынович
Absolutely, the best version of “Harlem Nocturne” thatI have ever heard. No other version transports me to a time, and a place in that time, that I can never be, but feels so deep In my soul.
Troy Nerton
Dang, this a good too. Like the clear crisp notes of the sax. When the sax was first integrated into jazz music, they tried banned it for being too sexy. They were right! So glad cooler heads prevailed...