The document provides an overview of jazz music in films from the 1920s to the 1970s. It discusses how jazz musicians began appearing in silent films and provided music. With the advent of sound films, producers used jazz bands and artists to provide music. Notable jazz composers like Duke Ellington and Miles Davis had their music featured in films. Animated films also prominently featured jazz. The 1950s saw an increase in jazz film scores composed specifically for movies. Many top jazz artists composed and recorded music for films during this era. European films also incorporated jazz soundtracks.

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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
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Special Report
Jazz goes to movies
Top 30 Jazz soundtrack
watch movies, listen to jazz
Blakey A Bout De Souffle Arthur Penn Art Ensemble Of Chicago Alfie Bernardo Bertolucci Bud Shank Anatomy Of A Mur
Melendez Dizzy Gillespie Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud Bruce Brown Don Ellis Barefoot Adventure Don Siegel Duke Elling
w-Up Edouard Molinaro Freddie Redd A Boy Named Charlie Brown Hannes Schmidhauser Gato Barbieri Bullitt Jack Starr
George Gruntz Cleopatra Jones
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
JAZZ GOES TO MOVIES
Top 30 Soundtracks
What has to be names like Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and Herbie
Hancock with names like Otto Preminger, Jean-Luc Godard or
Michelangelo Antonioni? The passion for cinema by the first, and
the jazz passion by the second’s.
The TalkAboutJazz.Com presents this special report with the Top
30 jazz soundtracks that were commissioned by great directors
and forgotten filmmakers, to great jazz artists and composers.
Discover these happy encounters that gave the world great movies
and great soundtracks.
Through these Top 30, will go a little of the history of jazz and its
evolution by the different styles that have emerged from the
mid-50s to mid-70s, while rediscovering films, some of them
obscure. I'm sure you will be surprised.
The criteria for selection was based on the following assumptions:
films produced between 1955 and 1975; the soundtrack has been
composed for the film or its performance has been to charge a jazz
combo; and the artist has to appear in “The Penguin Guide to Jazz
on CD" (7th ed.).
Sorry Elmer Bernstein, Bernard Herrmann or Henry Mancini, but
they are out. Also not included films whose soundtracks are
attributed to "various artists".
The reason for choosing this period (55-75) is simple. From 1950,
jazz was the soundtrack of modern world, not only in cinema, but
also in lifestyles.
Each film mentioned, is accompanied by the image of the original
poster (I try) and the cover art of each album. Find out about the
director, actors, genre film, country of origin and classification
that makes IMDb.
On the side of the soundtrack, makes mention of the artist,
composer, who played and finally a recommendation of other
artist's albums. Most of the recommendations were based on "The
Penguin Jazz Guide - The History of the Music in the 1001 Best
Albums".
Thanks by downloaded the special report “Jazz Goes To Movie -
Top 30 Soundtracks”. And now watch the movies and listen to
jazz. Welcome to TalkAboutJazz.Com.
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Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
JAZZ ON THE SCREEN
By David Meeker*
In the 1920s jazz and film both faced the tremendous challenge of
the electric recording revolution. They slowly and painfully
adapted themselves, eventually growing to freedom, maturity and
respectability until finally they were acknowledged to be two of
the most important and influential cultural forces in our
civilization.
There were certainly plenty of appearances by jazz groups and
individuals in silent pictures. The golden days of silent films were
the 1920s; not for nothing were those days also known as “The
Jazz Age” for, although the word Jazz in that context covered a
much wider area than that of the music that we know today, it was
a period when the music started to achieve the popularity that
was to become so huge later on, when pre-electric jazz recordings
became standard display items on record shop counters, when jazz
bands became the centre of the evening's entertainment at dances
and social occasions.
In the silent days the bands would actually have been playing for
the dancers on set, so they were comprised of genuine performing
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musicians, whereas in all but very early sound films the
musicians, more often than not actor-musicians or sideliners, as
they were later to become known, would be miming to pre-
recorded tracks.
Throughout the first three decades of the 20th century much of the
groundwork was laid down by both the film and the recording
industries for the eventual marriage of sound with film as a
commercial proposition. But by 1930 most studios and, once
again, the theater chains, had re-equipped. Now their soundtracks
could be recorded and played back on optical film.
With sound an integral component of the moving image, and with
music of all kinds in constant demand by the film studios, the jazz
musician had an opportunity to extend himself and to earn new
money through both performance and composition.
Perhaps the earliest evidence of this being done is to be found in
the two short films made by the pioneer sound engineer Lee
DeForest in 1922, which featured performances by Eubie Blake
and Noble Sissle. It is now clear that the short film units attached
to the major Hollywood studios - Universal, Columbia, Warner
Bros., MGM, Twentieth Century- Fox, and Paramount - did a great
service to the history of jazz.
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Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
On account of their work we can still see and hear the wealth of
jazz talent active during those halcyon years immediately after
Warner Bros. created the Vitaphone Corp. in 1926.
In the early 1930s, once the cinema had learnt to talk properly,
producers began to use the talents of jazz men and women to
provide lively musical interludes in their feature films, many of
which were backstage musicals or show business melodramas.
During the decade it became quite routine for audiences to see the
popular bands of the period such as the ones led by Duke Ellington,
Louis Armstrong, Jimmie Lunceford, Les Hite, Louis Prima, Paul
Whiteman, Cab Calloway, Ted Lewis and Benny Goodman.
It was not long, however, before the cinema was promoting many
of its jazz entertainers as movie stars in their own right. During
World War II, with audiences desperate for escapist musical
entertainment, Hollywood began to build pictures around their
new-found musical artists much to the benefit of the likes of Gene
Krupa, Glenn Miller, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden,
Hoagy Carmichael, Count Basie, Artie Shaw, Harry James, Woody
Herman, Les Brown and Stan Kenton.
Jazz biopics (though mostly more fiction than fact) started to
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appear with ORCHESTRA WIVES (1942), IS EVERYBODY
HAPPY? (1943), THE FABULOUS DORSEYS (1947) and YOUNG
MAN WITH A HORN (1949).
JAZZ AND THE ANIMATED FILM
One of the most productive associations of jazz and the moving
image is to be found in the area of the animated cartoon.
Animators had fallen under the influence of jazz at around the
same time as the sound film gained public acceptance.
The animators Max and Dave Fleischer were particularly quick to
realize the potential of the popularity of famous jazz personalities
and produced some of their finest work around such figures as Cab
Calloway in MINNIE THE MOOCHER (1932), SNOW WHITE
(1933); Louis Armstrong in I'LL BE GLAD WHEN YOU'RE DEAD
YOU RASCAL YOU (1932) and Don Redman in I HEARD (1933).
A further phase began when Hollywood animators produced a
memorable series of cartoons caricaturing jazz celebrities such as
Paul Whiteman, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, the Mills Brothers
and Benny Goodman.
The versatility and flexibility of jazz musicians, the abstract and
free-form quality of their ideas and their adeptness at
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Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
free-form quality of their ideas and their adeptness at
improvisation make them eminently qualified to work creatively
with animation directors.
JAZZ MOTION PICTURE SCORES
In 1951, once again at Warner Bros., yet another jazz revolution
had occurred on a Hollywood recording stage, one which was to
have far reaching effects on the music world extending until the
very present...and beyond.
Composer Alex North wrote and recorded the first ever jazz-
orientated film score for a dramatic picture, A STREETCAR
NAMED DESIRE (1951). The score served to color the sound of
the film's steamy New Orleans setting. It has become a well-
deserved landmark in the history of film music and paved the way
for numerous movie jazz scores.
Producers, ever on the lookout for new ways of cutting costs soon
tumbled to the sad truth that jazz musicians were relatively cheap
to hire and that a small ensemble, an octet, or even a quartet could
satisfactorily provide the necessary musical background to a
film's action.
Up until that time all the major Hollywood studios had kept their
own full-time orchestras; their days were now numbered. The
recent demise of the big band era had dumped hundreds of skilled,
hardworking jazz instrumentalists in the Los Angeles and New
York areas eager for the rewards offered by the film, TV, and
recording studios. Jazz scores soon proliferated.
Composer Leith Stevens started the ball rolling with his seminal
use of source music jazz cues in THE WILD ONE (1953) arranged
and played by Shorty Rogers and his Giants. Elmer Bernstein used
rhythmic elements of jazz in his influential scores for THE MAN
WITH THE GOLDEN ARM (1955), again performed by Shorty
Rogers, and for SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957) featuring the
Chico Hamilton Quintet. Johnny Mandel used the talents of top
West Coast musicians for I WANT TO LIVE (1958). Suddenly jazz
scores were hip.
Producer Blake Edwards was quick to jump on the bandwagon by
adventurously hiring Henry Mancini for what was to become a
groundbreaking jazz score to his television series featuring a
jazzloving detective, PETER GUNN (1958/61), soon followed by
John Cassavetes' STACCATO (1959).
Made-for-television movies gainfully employed Pete Rugolo, Gil
Mellé, Quincy Jones, Shorty Rogers, Benny Carter, Oliver Nelson,
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Mellé, Quincy Jones, Shorty Rogers, Benny Carter, Oliver Nelson,
Benny Golson, Artie Kane, and J. J. Johnson who all worked
regularly in the studios during the 1960s and 1970s before the
pendulum swung back to embrace symphonic scores or more
fashionable styles of music making, isolated jazz and embraced
more fashionable styles of music making.
The film industry in Europe too had welcomed the jazz composers'
work. In France, jazz enthusiast and filmmaker Louis Malle
enticed Miles Davis into the studio to improvise directly to the
images in his film L'ASCENSEUR POUR L'ÉCHAFAUD (1957).
Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers were used on the soundtrack
of Edouard Molinaro's DES FEMMES DISPARAISSANT (1958).
Roger Vadim then recorded Art Blakey again, in addition to
Thelonious Monk, for his film LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES
1960 (1959).
Many of the stature of André Hodeir, Johnny Dankworth, Henry
Crolla, Klaus Doldinger, Claude Bolling, Kenny Graham, Michel
Portal, Giorgio Gaslini, Krzysztof Komeda and the jazz-orientated
Michel Legrand have contributed between them to literally
hundreds of movie scores.
It is interesting to learn the extent to which jazz musicians have
contributed to one composer's movie scores.
Today, jazz and the screen in all their manifestations are once
again facing an uncertain future together as a result of constantly
shifting audience tastes and with a wide range of alternative
choices in both music and the visual arts.
They have survived successfully for over a century since before
the days when man could fly or listen to the radio or before Don
Ameche made that first telephone call. Ultimately, it won't matter
what previously undreamed of technological achievements
influence our lives as they will have combined to ensure that for
many jazz scholars and enthusiasts, the music remains our
religion.
*extracts from “JAZZ ON THE SCREEN - A Jazz and Blues Filmography” by
David Meeker, Library of Congress, Washington, DC , 2013.
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Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Play
Piano: George Gruntz
Trumpet: Raymond Court
Sax Alto & Flute:
Marcel Peeters Sax
Soprano & Tenor:
Barney Wilen
Bass: Karl Theodor Geier
Drums: Kenny Clarke
Drama
Hannes
Schmidhauser
1963
Seelische
Grausamkeit ✭
30
WRITING CREDITS
Mario Gerteis
Otto Ritter
Hannes Schmidhauser
actors
Gitty Djamal
Hannes Schmidhauser
Erwin Strahl
George Gruntz
COMPOSER
George Gruntz
Other’s Albums
“Global
Excellence”
✭ Mental Cruelty
No Image
Poster
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Action
J.J. Johnson Jack Starrett
1973
Cleopatra Jones
29COMPOSER
Jay Jay Johnson
WRITING CREDITS
Max Julien
Sheldon Keller
actors
Tamara Dobson
Bernie Casey
Brenda Sykes
5,6
Other’s Albums
“The Eminent
Jay Jay Johnson,
Vol. 1 & 2”✪
“Quintergy: Live At
Village Vanguard”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Vocal: Joe Simon
Vocal: Millie Jackson
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Thriller
Edouard Molinaro
1959
Des Femmes
Disparaissent ✭
28
WRITING CREDITS
G. Morris-Dumoulin
Albert Simonin
actors
Robert Hossein
Magali Noël
Estella Blain
5,7
Art Blakey & The
Jazz Messenger
COMPOSER
Art Blakey
Other’s Albums
“A Night At Birdland,
Vol. 1 & 2”✪
✭ The Road To Shame
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Drums: Art Blakey
Trumpet: Lee Morgan
Sax Tenor:
Benny Golson
Piano: Bobby Timmons
Bass: Jymie Merritt
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Action
Crime
Drama
Grant Green Oscar Williams
1972
The Final
Comedown
27
COMPOSER
Wade Marcus
Artie Butler
Jerry Leiber
George Morton
WRITING CREDITS
Oscar Williams
actors
Billy Dee Williams
D'Urville Martin
Celia Kaye
5,7
Other’s Albums
“Born To The Blue”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Guitar: Grant Green
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
drama
Stan Getz Arthur Penn
1965
Mickey One
26COMPOSER
Eddie Sauter
WRITING CREDITS
Alan M. Surgal
actors
Warren Beatty
Alexandra Stewart
Hurd Hatfield
6,5
Other’s Albums
“The Complete
Roost Recordings”✪
“Focus”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Sax Tenor:
Stan Getz
Piano:
Roger Kellaway
Bass: Richard Davis
Drums: Mel Lewis
& Orchestra
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Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Pierre
Granier-Deferre
1965
La Métamorphose
Des Cloportes
25
WRITING CREDITS
Alphonse Boudard
Albert Simonin
Michel Audiard
actors
Lino Ventura
Charles Aznavour
Irina Demick
6,6
Play
Organ: Jimmy Smith
Guitar:
Quentin Warren
Drums: Billy Hart
Comedy
Crime
Jimmy Smith
COMPOSER
Jimmy Smith
Other’s Albums
“Groovin' at Small's
Paradise”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
drama
Romance
Art Blakey & The
Jazz Messenger
Roger Vadim
1959
Les Liaisons
Dangereuses 1960
24
COMPOSER
Duke Jordan
Jack Marray
WRITING CREDITS
Claude Brulé
Roger Vadim
Choderlos de Laclos
actors
Jeanne Moreau
Gérard Philipe
Annette Stroyberg
6,7
Other’s Albums
“A Night At Birdland,
Vol. 1 & 2”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Drums: Art Blakey
Trumpet: Lee Morgan
Sax Tenor:
Barney Wilen
Piano: Bobby Timmons
Bass: Jymie Merritt
Vocal: Charlie Rouse
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
Drama
Dizzy Gillespie Shirley Clarke
1964
The Cool World
23COMPOSER
Mal Waldron
WRITING CREDITS
Shirley Clarke
Carl Lee
Warren Miller
Robert Rossen
actors
Rony Clanton
Carl Lee
Yolanda Rodríguez
6,7
Other’s Albums
“The Complete RCA
Victor Recordings”✪
“Birks Works”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Trumpet:
Dizzy Gillespie
Sax Alto & Tenor &
Flute: James Moody
Piano: Kenny Barron
Bass: Gerd
Drums: Rudy Collins
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
drama
Freddie Redd Shirley Clarke
1962
The
Connection✪
22COMPOSER
FREDDIE REDD
WRITING CREDITS
JACK GELBER
Other’s Albums
“San Francisco
Suite”
actors
WARREN FINNERTY
JEROME RAPHAEL
GARRY GOODROW
6,8
Play
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
Drama
Thriller
Michael Winner
1974
Death Wish
21
WRITING CREDITS
Max Julien
Sheldon Keller
actors
Tamara Dobson
Bernie Casey
Brenda Sykes
7,0
Herbie Hancock
COMPOSER
Herbie Hancock
Other’s Albums
“Maiden Voyage”✪
“Head Hunters”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
Drama
Romance
Norman Jewison
1968
The Thomas
Crown Affair
20 WRITING CREDITS
Alan Trustman
actors
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
Paul Burke
7,0
Play
Vocal: Noel Harrison
Michel Legrand
Other’s Albums
“Legrand Jazz”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
COMPOSER
Michel Legrand
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
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Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
drama
Romance
Gato Barbieri
Bernardo
Bertolucci
1972
Le Dernier
Tango à Paris ✭
19COMPOSER
Gato Barbieri
WRITING CREDITS
Franco Arcalli
Bernardo Bertolucci
actors
Marlon Brando
Maria Schneider
Maria Michi
7,1
Other’s Albums
“Chapter 4: Alive
In New York”✪
✭ Last Tango In Paris
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

19. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Animation
Comedy
Family
Vince Guaraldi
1969
A Boy Named
Charlie Brown
18
COMPOSER
Vince Guaraldi
Bart Howard
Lee Mendelson
WRITING CREDITS
Charles M. Schulz
Voices
Peter Robbins
(Charlie Brown)
Pamelyn Ferdin
(Lucy Van Pelt)
Glenn Gilger
(Linus Van Pelt)
7,1
Other’s Albums
“Jazz Impressions
Of Black Orpheus”
Bill Melendez
Play
Piano: Vince Guaraldi
Bass: Monty Budwig
Drums: Colin Bailey
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

20. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Comedy
Drama
Thriller
Krzysztof Komeda Roman Polanski
1966
Cul-de-sac
17COMPOSER
Krzysztof Komeda
WRITING CREDITS
Gérard Brach
Roman Polanski
actors
Donald Pleasence
Françoise Dorléac
Lionel Stander
7,1
Other’s Albums
“Volume 5:
Astigmatic”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

21. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
comedy
drama
Sonny Rollins Lewis Gilbert
1966
Alfie
16COMPOSER
Sonny Rollins
WRITING CREDITS
Bill Naughton
actors
Michael Caine
Shelley Winters
Millicent Martin
7,1
Other’s Albums
“Saxophone
Colossus”✪
“A Night At The
Village Vanguard”✪
“This Is What I Do”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

22. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Docu-
mentary
Bud Shank Bruce Brown
1960
Barefoot
Adventure
15COMPOSER
Bud Shank
WRITING CREDITS
Bruce Brown
actors
Bruce Brown
Sammy Lee
Peter Cole
7,3
Other’s Albums
“Jazz In
Hollywood”✪
“Lost In The Stars”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
alto & Baritone Sax:
Bud Shank
Trumpet: Carmell Jones
Tenor Sax: Bob Cooper
Guitar: Dennis Budimir
Bass: Gary Peacock
Drums: Shelly Manne
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

23. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Drama
Comedy
Art Ensemble
Of Chicago
Moshé Mizrahi
1971
Les Stances
a Sophie ✭
14
COMPOSER
Art Ensemble
Of Chicago
WRITING CREDITS
Moshé Mizrahi
Christiane
Rochefort
actors
Bernadette Lafont
Michel Duchaussoy
Bulle Ogier
7,3
Other’s Albums
“A Jackson in
Your House”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Vocal & Piano:
Fontella Bass
Sax & Clarinet & Flute:
Roscoe Mitchell
Tenor Sax: Joseph Jarman
Trumpet: Lester Bowie
Bass: Malachi Favors
Drums: Don Moye
✭ Sophie's Ways
No Image
Poster
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

24. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
Drama
Thriller
The Modern
Jazz Quartet
Robert Wise
1959
Odds Against
Tomorrow
13COMPOSER
John Lewis
WRITING CREDITS
William P. McGivern
Abraham Polonsky
Nelson Gidding
actors
Harry Belafonte
Robert Ryan
Shelley Winters
7,3
Other’s Albums
“dedicated To
Connie”✪
“The Complete Last
Concert”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Piano: John Lewis
VibEs: Milt Jackson
Bass: Percy Heath
Drums: Connie Kay
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

25. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Comedy
Drama
Musical
Michel Legrand Jacques Demy
1967
Les demoiselles
de Rochefort ✭
12COMPOSER
Michel Legrand
WRITING CREDITS
Jacques Demy
actors
Catherine Deneuve
George Chakiris
Françoise Dorléac
7,4
Other’s Albums
“Legrand Jazz”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings ✭ The Young Girls Of Rochefort
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

26. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Action
Mystery
Thriller
Lalo Schifrin Peter Yates
1968
Bullitt
11COMPOSER
Lalo Schifrin
WRITING CREDITS
Alan Trustman
Harry Kleiner
Robert L. Fish
actors
Steve McQueen
Jacqueline Bisset
Robert Vaughn
7,5
Other’s Albums
“Piano, Strings &
Bossa Nova”
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

27. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Drama
Krzysztof Komeda Roman Polanski
1962
Noż w wodzie ✭
10
WRITING CREDITS
Jakub Goldberg
Roman Polanski
Jerzy Skolimowski
actors
Leon Niemczyk
Jolanta Umecka
Zygmunt Malanowicz
7,6
COMPOSER
Krzysztof Komeda
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings ✭ Knife In The Water
Other’s Albums
“Volume 5:
Astigmatic”✪
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

28. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Drama
Myster
Thriller
Herbie Hancock
Michelangelo
Antonioni
1966
Blow-Up
9COMPOSER
Herbie Hancock
WRITING CREDITS
Michelangelo
Antonioni
Tonino Guerra
actors
Vanessa Redgrave
Sarah Miles
David Hemmings
7,6
Other’s Albums
“Maiden Voyage”✪
“Head Hunters”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

29. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Action
Crime
Thriller
Don Siegel
1971
Dirty Harry
8
WRITING CREDITS
Harry Julian Fink
Rita M. Fink
Dean Riesner
actors
Clint Eastwood
Andrew Robinson
John Vernon
7,8
Play
Lalo Schifrin
COMPOSER
Lalo Schifrin
Other’s Albums
“Piano, Strings &
Bossa Nova”
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

30. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Action
Crime
Thriller
Don Ellis William Friedkin
1971
The French
Connection
7COMPOSER
Don Ellis
WRITING CREDITS
Ernest Tidyman
Robin Moore
actors
Gene Hackman
Fernando Rey
Roy Scheider
7,9
Other’s Albums
“Electric Bath”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

31. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Crime
Drama
Martial Solal Jean-Luc Godard
1960
A Bout De
Souffle ✭
6COMPOSER
Martial Solal
WRITING CREDITS
Jean-Luc Godard
François Truffaut
actors
Jean Seberg
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Daniel Boulanger
7,9
Other’s Albums
“Balade Du
10 Mars”✪
“Solitude”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings ✭ Breathless
Play
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

32. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
crime
drama
Thriller
Miles Davis Louis Malle
1958
Ascenseur Pour
L'echafaud ✭
5COMPOSER
Miles Davis
WRITING CREDITS
Roger Nimier
Louis Malle
Noël Calef
actors
Jeanne Moreau
Maurice Ronet
Georges Poujouly
7,9
Other’s Albums
“Miles Ahead”✪
“A Kind Of Blue”✪
“In A Silent Way”✪
✭ Elevator To The Gallows
Play
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

33. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
crime
drama
History
Quincy Jones Richard Brooks
1967
In Cold Blood
4COMPOSER
Quincy Jones
WRITING CREDITS
Richard Brooks
Truman Capote
actors
Robert Blake
Scott Wilson
John Forsythe
8,0
Other’s Albums
“This Is How I Feel
About Jazz”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
trumpet: Buddy Childers
trombone: Frank Rosolino
clavinet: Dave Grusin
woodwinds:
Gene Cipriano, Bud Shank &
William Green
guitar:
Howard Roberts
bass soloists:
Ray Brown & Andy Simpkins
bass:
Carol Kaye
drums:
Shelly Manne, Earl Palmer
percussion:
Don Elliott & Emil Richards
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

34. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Norman Jewison
1967
In the Heat
of the Night
3
WRITING CREDITS
Stirling Silliphant
John Ball
actors
Sidney Poitier
Rod Steiger
Warren Oates
8,0
crime
drama
Mystery
Quincy Jones
COMPOSER
Quincy Jones
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
Other’s Albums
“This Is How I Feel
About Jazz”✪✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
trumpet: Don Elliott
reeds: Bud Shank
flute: Roland Kirk
piano: Bobby Scott
organ: Billy Preston
guitar & banjo: Glen Campbell
bass: Ray Brown & Carol Kaye
drums: Earl Palmer
Piano & Vocal: Ray Charles
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

35. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
crime
drama
Mystery
Duke Ellington Otto Preminger
1959
Anatomy Of
A Murder
2
COMPOSER
DUKE ELLINGTON
Conducted by:
Gerald Wilson
WRITING CREDITS
WENDELL MAYES
JOHN D. VOELKER
actors
JAMES STEWART
LEE REMICK
BEN GAZZARA
8,1
Other’s Albums
“Never No Lament”✪
“Ellington At
Newport 1956”✪
“The Far East Suite”✪
Play
piano: Duke Ellington
trumpet: Ray Nance
clarinet: Jimmy Hamilton
bass: Jimmy Woode
drums: James Johnson
& his Orchestra
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

36. NEUTRA 29
MINIMAL KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
THANKSFOR YOUR ATTENTION
START ABOUT US MISSION ANALYSIS SOLUTIONS SHOWCASE OTHER INFOS
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Thursday, 08, August, 2013

37. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Drama
Film-Noir
Chico Hamilton
Alexander
Mackendrick
1957
Sweet Smell of
Success
95
COMPOSER
Elmer Bernstein
Chico Hamilton
WRITING CREDITS
Clifford Odets
Ernest Lehman
actors
Burt Lancaster
Tony Curtis
Susan Harrison
8,1
Other’s Albums
“Live At The
Strollers”
“Arroyo”
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

38. Ahmad Jamal Art PepperArchie SheppAndrew Hill Art Tatum Bud Powell Charles MinguBill EvansSpecial Report
Charlie Parker Talkaboutjazz.com Duke Ellington Freddie Redd Eric DolphyDizzy GillespieDave Brubeck Top 100
Grachan Moncur III Clifford BrownHank MobleyHerbie Hancock Jazz goes to movies Keith Jarrett Larry Young
Thelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan WaPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaMiles Davis Nat AdderleyMcCoy Tyner Ornette ColemanLouis Armstrongrgan Max Roach
ThelonioSonny RollinsSarah VaughanPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun RaThelonious MonkSonny RollinsSarah Vaughan Wayne ShorterPaul ChambersOscar Peterson Sun Ra
Comedy
Drama
Romance
Mark Isham &
Charles Lloyd
Alan Rudolph
1997
After Glow
1COMPOSER
Mark Isham
WRITING CREDITS
Alan Rudolph
actors
Nick Nolte
Julie Christie
Lara Flynn Boyle
6,1
Other’s Lloyd
Albums
“Dream Weaver”✪
“Voices In The
Night”✪
✪ The Penguin Jazz Guide -
The 1001 Best Ever Recordings
Play
Trumpet: Mark Isham
Sax: Charles Lloyd
Piano: Geri Allen
Bass: Jeff Littleton
Drums: Billy Higgins
VibEs: Gary Burton
Violin: Sid Page
Thursday, 08, August, 2013

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Jazz Went to Movies
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Thursday, 08, August, 2013