RIP Bobby Hutcherson
One of the greatest jazz vibraphonists.
What are your favorite Hutcherson recordings?
RIP Bobby Hutcherson
Cameron Lee
Matthew Long
as a leader, either Oblique or Total eclipe
as a sdeman, I'll go with John Handy - New view !
Cameron Nguyen
bump
Justin Russell
Very sad
I think my favourite is Stick-Up!
Carter Watson
>very sad
considering how sick and tired he looked last year when I saw a live video of him (I believe it was on international jazz day) it is maybe for the best. still one of the greats, and as such a substantial loss for jazz music
Jace Jackson
this sucks, I never liked the vibes too much but he added so much life to any recording he was on.
I love the stuff he did on Destination Out!
Cooper James
I'm a mess right now. Listened to Dialogue & Total Eclipse constantly back in high school. Him, Evelyn Glennie & Milt Jackson were my fucking inspirations.
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>go to upload Bobby reaction image
>remember you lost the folder when your computer crashed
Hold me, Sup Forums
Jonathan Long
literally who
Carson Wood
Dialogue and Destination Out! are two of my favorite albums ever. Listening to Dialogue now.
Anybody have any recs for other albums like these ones by other artists?
Hunter Phillips
here you go famalam : jazzinphoto.wordpress.com
Steve Nelson - Live session
Tyler Gomez
Damn RIP. Much respect for this great musician
Dylan Cox
Another great lost, his playing on Out To Lunch! is incredible.
Ethan Sullivan
I found out about his death about 5 hours ago. At this point I don't even words to say. I relistened to Dialogue and it's incredible. And not to mention his contributions to the masterpiece Out to Lunch.
2016 has been a horrible year for death and musicians.
Dominic Sullivan
im listening to this, and it's great, (freddie hubbard, of course it's great), but the opening samba percussion line would warrant a re-take... the wood block is so fucking off in the first couple bars.
Chase Evans
Well this sucks. Love his work with Moncur and McLean, Dialogue, and pic related. One of those where every original with his name on it brought something new to the table.
Samuel Green
Rip pham
Eli Jenkins
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Leo Morris
>all these jazz greats are dying off
Should we freeze Shorter and Hancock?
Isaiah Cox
This for Destination Out
Matthew Rivera
This for Dialogue
Caleb Perez
he played on so many great albums
here are some spiritual jazz vibes from the early 70's
Julian Anderson
what is a "vibraphone"?
Nathan Johnson
these album covers holy shit so good
Noah Davis
Montara is such a chill tune.
Henry Moore
A metallophone (NOT a xylophone) with resonators.
Ethan Barnes
Thanks bud
Think "aluminum xylophone" w/ damper pedal & motorized resonators.
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Off the top of my head, they also get a fair bit of use in Fiona Apple's "When the Pawn..."
Jeremiah Johnson
I feel his work on Out to Lunch is kinda overlooked tho, he basically MAKES the album, and it's my favorite jazz album ever.
Destination Out! and Dialogue are so awesome tho...
Henry Bell
Dicks out for Bobby
Robert Brooks
anything with Harold Land is gold anyway
Hutcherson shines all along on this one