9 thoughts on “ Star Eyes - Bobby Hutcherson / George Cables / Herbie Lewis / Philly Joe Jones* - Four Seasons (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Robert Hutcherson was an American jazz vibraphone and marimba player. "Little B's Poem", from the Blue Note album Components, is one of his best-known c.

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2. Bobby Hutcherson & The Super Four: Nice Groove (LP, Vinyl record album) - There's always a nice groove when Bobby Hutcherson's around – and this set's a warm, laidback -- Dusty Groove is Chicago's Online Record Store Herbie Lewis is on bass and Philly Joe Jones is on drums – and titles include "Star Eyes", "I Mean You", "All Of You.

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3. Aug 15,  · Bobby Hutcherson discography and songs: Music profile for Bobby Hutcherson, born 27 January Genres: Post-Bop, Jazz, Modal Jazz. Albums include Dialogue, Components, and .

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4. Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about Bobby Hutcherson / George Cables / Herbie Lewis / Philly Joe Jones* - Four Seasons at Discogs. Complete your Bobby Hutcherson / George Cables / Herbie Lewis / Philly Joe Jones* collection.4/5(7).

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5. The record features Bobby working with a core quintet that includes Philly Joe Jones on drums, George Cables on piano, and Ray Drummond on bass – with some additional tenor and soprano sax work by Branford Marsalis. Titles include McCoy Tyner's "Love Samba", Hutcherson's "Highway One" and "Montgomery", and a nice take on "Israel".

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6. Bobby Hutcherson / George Cables / Herbie Lewis / Philly Joe Jones* Bobby Hutcherson / George Cables / Herbie Lewis / Philly Joe Jones* - Four Seasons ‎ (CD, Album) Timeless Records (3) CDSJP Germany: Sell This Version5/5(1).

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7. The record Stick-Up!, featuring Joe Henderson, Herbie Lewis, and Billy Higgins, was notable, being the first of many recorded sessions Hutcherson made with McCoy Tyner throughout their lives, as well as the only album out of ten Hutcherson recorded as leader for Blue Note between 19which did not feature drummer Joe Chambers or.

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8. This set by vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson is a bit unusual in that, rather than playing complex originals, he interprets seven jazz standards. With the assistance of pianist George Cables, bassist Herbie Lewis and drummer Philly Joe Jones, Hutcherson sounds in top form on such numbers as Thelonious Monk's "I Mean You," "Star Eyes" and "If I Were A Bell.".

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9. Before Bobby Hutcherson rose to fame, the vibraphone was defined by Lionel Hampton, Red Norvo and Milt Jackson. In the s Hutcherson became such a dominant force that vibes players were put into one of two categories: pre or post-Hutcherson. Playing with the power, intensity and inventiveness of a pianist, Hutcherson carved out a voice for his instrument in post bop and the avant-garde.

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