John Lewis
In the late 1940s the jazz pianist John Lewis was a member of the rhythm section
of Dizzy Gillespie's Orchestra, along with vibe player Milt Jackson, bassist Ray
Brown and Kenny Clarke on drums. They formed their own band in 1951 and named it
the Milt Jackson Quartet, but shortly after Brown left and they replaced him
with Percy Heath and the Modern Jazz Quartet was born.
Known as the MJQ, the band has always been a vehicle for Lewis's musical vision
and he was at the vanguard of a group of musicians who brought jazz into the
respectable mainstream by incorporating classical i...
QUAND TU VIENS CHEZ MOI MON COEURCharles Aznavour, John Lewis, Sacha Distel, Eddie Constantine and Annie Fratellini
QUAND TU VIENS CHEZ MOI MON COEURCharles Aznavour, John Lewis, Sacha Distel, Eddie Constantine and Annie Fratellini
If You Could See Me NowJohn Lewis
I'll Remember AprilJohn Lewis and Hank Jones
Mean to MeJohn Lewis, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, Percy Heath, Skeeter Best and Charlie Persip
St. Louis BluesJohn Lewis and Hank Jones
QUAND TU VIENS CHEZ MOI MON COEURCharles Aznavour, John Lewis, Sacha Distel, Eddie Constantine and Annie Fratellini
QUAND TU VIENS CHEZ MOI MON COEURCharles Aznavour, John Lewis, Sacha Distel, Eddie Constantine and Annie Fratellini
If You Could See Me NowJohn Lewis
The Wonderful World Of Jazz
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I'll Remember AprilJohn Lewis and Hank Jones
Evolution
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Mean to MeJohn Lewis, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, Percy Heath, Skeeter Best and Charlie Persip
The Modern Jazz Sextet
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St. Louis BluesJohn Lewis and Hank Jones
