9 thoughts on “ Swing Spring - The Art Farmer Quartet* Featuring Jim Hall - ;Live; At The Half-Note (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Acoustic Sounds Online Store. gram vinyl. When "The Jazztet" broke up, a sextet that he co-founded together with the tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, the flugelhornist Art Farmer became the leader of a pianoless quartet with the guitarist Jim Hall from

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2. High Quality Pure Analogue g Vinyl LP! When "The Jazztet" broke up, a sextet that Farmer co-founded together with the tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, the flugelhornist Art Farmer became the leader of a pianoless quartet with the guitarist Jim Hall from Farmer said in an interview that the quartet didn't need a pianist because Hall could provide all the necessary chords and.

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3. Dec 03,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Art Farmer & Jim Hall - Live at the Half Note (Full Album) YouTube Chet Baker Quartet ‎– No Problem () [CD edition] - .

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6. The Art Farmer Quartet* Featuring Jim Hall: The Art Farmer Quartet* Featuring Jim Hall - "Live" At The Half-Note ‎ (LP, Album, Promo, RE) Atlantic, Atlantic: PA, SD Japan: この 5/5(2).

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7. Jul 24,  · Art Farmer (flh), Jim Hall (g), Steve Swallow (b), Walter Perkins (ds) Album：" Art Farmer / Live At The Half-note " Recorded：New York City, December ,

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8. The Art Farmer Quartet featuring Jim Hall - gram vinyl. When "The Jazztet" broke up, a sextet that he co-founded together with the tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, the flugelhornist Art Farmer became the leader of a pianoless quartet with the guitarist Jim Hall from

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9. My favorites include the various small group recordings of Count Basie, the Marty Paich Dek-tette, the after-hours recordings of Art Tatum, the John Coltrane Quartet with Roy Haynes, and the Art Farmer Quartet featuring Jim Hall. By the time Art Farmer and Jim Hall joined forces in late , each was an established jazz soloist.

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