Bud Powell - Now's the Time mp3 download

  • Artist: Bud Powell
  • Song: Now's the Time
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Length: 04:35
  • Size: 10.7MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Ольга Сапфирова

2019-06-26 13:45:47 | Profile
One of the great musical geniuses of all time.Bud,along with Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker andTheolonius Monk are the towering innovative giants of Jazz.

The_Hulk_1975

2019-06-23 22:06:37 | Profile
Bud Powell, who is somewhat forgotten on other jazz channels, was one of the first exponents of bebop. One forgets that he regularly played with Charlie Parker and Dizzy early on. Since he occasionally gets a little sloppy in his playing, you have to look beyond that and listen to WHAT he plays, not necessarily HOW he plays. He was, in short, an innovative monster!