Альбомы исполнителя
Poets of Jazz
1995 · альбом
Sung Heroes
1986 · альбом
African Bird Come Back! Mother Africa
1984 · альбом
Meditation
1977 · альбом
Djanger Bali (2023 Remaster)
2015 · альбом
The Runaway
2015 · сингл
The Inner Side
2015 · сингл
Love Transfusion
2013 · альбом
What Am I to Do Now
2013 · сингл
The Unknown Cell
2009 · сингл
A Jazz Life
2007 · альбом
Manteca
1973 · альбом
Talkingmoods
2005 · альбом
Swinging in Sweden
2002 · альбом
Tony Scott In Hi-Fi
1953 · альбом
Night in Tunisia / Walkin
1957 · сингл
Tony Scott
1969 · альбом
Music For Yoga Meditation And Other Joys
1965 · альбом
Music For Zen Meditation And Other Joys
1965 · альбом
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Биография
Since leaving New York in 1959, Tony Scott (a top bebop-oriented clarinetist) has been an eager world traveler who enjoys exploring the folk music of other countries. Unfortunately, his post-1959 recordings have been few, far between, difficult-to-locate, and sometimes erratic, but Scott was an unheralded pioneer in both world music and new age. Tony Scott attended Juilliard during 1940-1942, played at Minton's Playhouse, and then after three years in the military he became one of the few clarinetists to play bop. His cool tone (heard at its best on a 1950 Sarah Vaughan session that also includes Miles Davis) stood out from the more hard-driving playing of Buddy DeFranco. Scott worked with a wide variety of major players (including Ben Webster, Trummy Young, Earl Bostic, Charlie Ventura, Claude Thornhill, Buddy Rich, and Billie Holiday), led his own record dates (among his sidemen were Dizzy Gillespie and a young Bill Evans) which ranged from bop and cool to free improvisations (all are currently difficult to locate), and ranked with DeFranco at the top of his field. Unfortunately the clarinet was not exactly a popular instrument in the 1950s (as opposed to during the swing era) and Tony Scott remained an obscure name outside of jazz circles. In 1959, he gave up on the U.S. and began extensive tours of the Far East. He played Eastern classical music, recorded meditation music for Verve, and, other than some brief visits to the U.S, lived in Italy since the 1970s where he sometimes experimented with electronics. Tony Scott passed away in Italy on March 3rd, 2007. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi