Study in Brown
Clifford Brown · 1955 · EmArcy
Personnel
Max Roach
played Drums on this album
Recorded in 1955 with Harold Land in the saxophone chair, Roach pushes the vocabulary of rhythm while supporting Brown's luminous trumpet. His drumming stands alongside Brown's celebrated "Cherokee" solo as a highlight of the album.
Harold Landcoming soon
played Tenor Saxophone on this album
Richie Powellcoming soon
played Piano on this album
George Morrowcoming soon
played Double Bass on this album
The 1954–56 Clifford BrownClifford Brownクリフォード・ブラウン-Max Roach
Max Roachマックス・ローチ Quintet refined bebop's vocabulary to a peak of elegance. When Brownie died at 26 in 1956, the abrupt end left Rollins asking what to do next — a question that produced Saxophone Colossus
Saxophone ColossusSonny Rollins · 1956.
The assumption that drums exist only to keep time behind other instruments is upended on Max Roach's 1966 album Drums Unlimited, which pairs full quintet tracks with pieces built entirely from unaccompanied drum solos — an unusual move for a mainstream jazz label at the time.
Around 1955