The Modern Jazz Quartet did a lot of revolutionary things that had not been accomplished in the world of jazz before they came on the scene. Here is their tune, "Django". The band only ever had one personnel change in it's existence. Milt Jackson on vibraphone, eventually quit the band, due to creative differences. But the other three members (John Lewis on piano, Percy Heath on upright bass, and Connie Kay on drums), stayed together.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
The Modern Jazz Quartet "Django"
The Modern Jazz Quartet did a lot of revolutionary things that had not been accomplished in the world of jazz before they came on the scene. Here is their tune, "Django". The band only ever had one personnel change in it's existence. Milt Jackson on vibraphone, eventually quit the band, due to creative differences. But the other three members (John Lewis on piano, Percy Heath on upright bass, and Connie Kay on drums), stayed together.
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