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Jun 30, 2001 · One of the more distinctive tenor saxophone voices to have emerged during the 1960s, Joe Henderson's rich tone and strong sense of rhythm influenced scores of tenor saxophonists who followed him. In concert, his aggressive playing was often tempered by a melodic touch on ballads. Growing up in Lima, Ohio, he first played the drums, switching to ...
Aug 29, 2013 · Mode For Joe has been reissued by Music Matters on 45RPM vinyl records. They've painstakingly re-mastered the session from the original master tapes, making sure to keep a purely analog signal chain. The results speak for themselves; tremendous dynamics and extraordinary detail allow everything to come through loud and clear.
Jan 5, 2024 · Isotope 2. A Shade of Jade 3. Out of the Night 4. Serenity 5. Inner Urge 6. Black Narcissus 7. Outer Urge 8. Jazz, mainstream jazz, Flute, straight ahead jazz, - Punjab 9. Recorda Me Fresh, new arrangements of Joe Henderson's music tailored for a flute led quartet. A heartfelt tribute to one of the great minds in jazz.
Mar 12, 1994 · From the Munich Philharmonie,Tenor saxophonist and composer of some jazz classics as “Inner Urge” performs with the drummer Al Foster and the bassist Dave Ho...
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Henderson continued to play “Isotope” through his career, and included it on a number of his albums including a great version on State of the Tenor, recorded in 1985 and released in 1986 two decades after its first appearance on Inner Urge. This version is a sax trio, with Henderson on sax, Ron Carter on bass, and Al Foster on drums.
Real Name: Joseph Arthur Henderson. Profile: American jazz tenor saxophonist. Older brother of Leon Henderson . Born: 24 April 1937 in Lima, Ohio, USA. Died: 30 June 2001 in San Francisco, California, USA (aged 64). For: American R&B/gospel vocalist, see Joe Henderson (2) / British pianist, see Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson. Sites:
Jan 6, 2024 · Doors open at 5:00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted) Tickets: In-Person $25-$60. Livestream $15. For more information and to make reservations. SMOKE Jazz Club, 2751 Broadway (between 105/106 th Streets), New York, NY, Train: 1 to 103rd Street, SMOKEjazz.com. Photo credit: Dr. Eddie Henderson Tisdale Studio /Wiki.
