Teo's Masterpieces (73 minutes)
The master jazz producer Teo Macero passed away in early 2008. This is BendingCorners' tribute to his brilliant productions. Presented in order of release, is one song from each of the ledgendary Jazz Masterpieces that Teo produced during his tenure at Columbia Records.

  1. Miles Davis - All Blues
    (from: "Kind of Blue" - 1959)
  2. Charles Mingus - Goodby Pork Pie Hat
    (from: "Mingus Ah Um" - 1959)
  3. Dave Brubeck - Take Five
    (from: "Time Out" - 1959)
  4. Duke Ellington - Blues In Orbit
    (from: "Blues In Orbit" - 1960)
  5. Miles Davis - Someday My Prince Will Come
    (from: "Someday My Prince Will Come" - 1961)
  6. Thelonious Monk - Straight, No Chaser
    (from: "Straight, No Chaser" - 1967)
  7. Miles Davis - Shhh/Peaceful
    (from: "In A Silent Way" - 1969)
  8. Miles Davis - Sanctuary
    (from: "Bitches Brew" - 1970)

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The music presented here is provided for personal and educational use only. All rights of the artist, manufacturer, and owner of the recorded works are reserved. If you enjoy any of the music showcased here, please support the artists, and buy their music!

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Mon Sep 6 06:34:47 PDT 2010
jack paes said:
Teo Macero also recorded albums of his own.
Why don't I find any discography of these albums, i.e. personnel, recording dates, etc?
Wed Dec 3 09:11:08 PST 2008
Arkitech said:
Jazzy Kat, this entire site features music done in mixes. BC has 5 years of jazz sets in which the music is mixed instead of being played in it's entirety. If you want to hear the complete songs why not create your own playlists instead of criticizing his work.

To BC: Thanks for all the years of great music, keep up the good work. I'm hoping to do a website in a similar vein in 2009, perhaps we'll get a chance to trade notes in the future.
Tue Sep 2 07:30:47 PDT 2008
Jazzy Kat said:
Nice collection, but I really regret your decision of putting these masterpieces on what I call a 'DJ Style': One piece right on top of the other.
Music (Jazz) normally, has a beginning, Middle (improvisation) and an end. I think it is a lack of respect to the musicians, composers, producers and to the public not to present the themes in all its beauty rather than squeezing all them in like sardines.
Tue Aug 12 13:20:27 PDT 2008
BC said:
oops,
good catch Toledo1962.

Fixed.
Tue Aug 12 03:46:02 PDT 2008
Toledo1962 said:
It's not Time Out, but Take Five! Baby be careful
Thu Aug 7 10:37:48 PDT 2008
snifftheglove said:
yeah yeah yeah baby!!!!
Tue Jul 29 09:27:46 PDT 2008
BC said:
Just look at that list of albums folks!
What an amazing collection of music.
Next to the artists themselves, we have Teo Macero to thank for these masterpieces. And they truly are masterpieces in their own right.

For more on Teo, check out:
Teo's Wikipedia entry
NY Times obit
Destination-Out Teo tribute

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