The Bad Plus Joshua Redman
Detroit Jazz Festival
Hart Plaza/Campus Martius Park
Detroit, Michigan, USA
August 29, 2014
Soundboard Recording
MP4 vbr
Front Cover Only
01 Love Is The Answer 14:29
02 2PM 8:07
03 5th Store Jewlery 8:07
04 People Like You 10:25
05 Big Eater 9:03
06 Silence is the Question 13:26
total playing time: 1hr 3mn 40sc
Joshua Redman saxophone
Ethan Iverson piano
Reid Anderson bass
Dave King drums
The Detroit International Jazz Festival is among the largest free Jazz Festivals in the United States. I first attended the festival in 1981 when I was in high school. I was involved in the local music scene in our school, a few musician friends of and I road the bus downtown to see music that would just blow our minds. All of us were into Punk Rock & Heavy Metal having lost interest in the Progressive Rock & Arena Rock bands of the day. The performances that we saw that day re-opened our eyes to a type of musicianship that would influence our future paths in music. I have attended the festival several times since, as a matter of fact Rosebud and I plan on attending the festival this year. I downloaded this great show from an awesome site called The Live Jazz Lounge. A fantastic source for unreleased live Jazz shows all are posted in lossy formats some in MP3 some in MP4.
MP3
Detroit Jazz Festival
Hart Plaza/Campus Martius Park
Detroit, Michigan, USA
August 29, 2014
Soundboard Recording
MP4 vbr
Front Cover Only
01 Love Is The Answer 14:29
02 2PM 8:07
03 5th Store Jewlery 8:07
04 People Like You 10:25
05 Big Eater 9:03
06 Silence is the Question 13:26
total playing time: 1hr 3mn 40sc
Joshua Redman saxophone
Ethan Iverson piano
Reid Anderson bass
Dave King drums
The Detroit International Jazz Festival is among the largest free Jazz Festivals in the United States. I first attended the festival in 1981 when I was in high school. I was involved in the local music scene in our school, a few musician friends of and I road the bus downtown to see music that would just blow our minds. All of us were into Punk Rock & Heavy Metal having lost interest in the Progressive Rock & Arena Rock bands of the day. The performances that we saw that day re-opened our eyes to a type of musicianship that would influence our future paths in music. I have attended the festival several times since, as a matter of fact Rosebud and I plan on attending the festival this year. I downloaded this great show from an awesome site called The Live Jazz Lounge. A fantastic source for unreleased live Jazz shows all are posted in lossy formats some in MP3 some in MP4.
MP3
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