Articles related to "Roy Hargrove"

Throughout his career Roy Hargrove always showed an amazing ability to be comfortable in any style. On Emergence he fits right in with the grooves of the big band.

After playing with jazz greats such as Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins, Roy Hargrove moved away from the traditional jazz sound he had specialised in and got funky.

It seems like Roy Haynes has been around forever, maybe he has. He was there at the beginning of Bop and worked with innovators like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie.

Visitors from all over the world descend upon the mountain town of Telluride for events as varied as the highly regarded Film Festival and the unusual Mushroom Festival.

Over its' many years of existence, Massey hall, Toronto's world renown house of culture has played host to many great jazz performances

Toronto Downtown Jazz continues to program excellent choices, local and international, for the summer festival that brings great performances to the eager jazz public

He is the only surviving member of the Quintet that recorded what is considered the greatest Jazz recording; Kind Of Blue. These days he still drums in the Blue.