#Dave Holland

[formulas-fatal-to-your-mom]

#judas priest #screaming for vengeance #metal #heavy metal #rob halford #electric eye #kk downing #glenn tipton #ian hill #dave holland #metal blog #dio #black sabbath #metallica

[jt1674]

#miles davis #nefertiti #wayne shorter #chick corea #jack dejohnette #dave holland

[the-hottest-band-tournament]

Round one

Judas Priest

Formed in: 1969

Genres: Heavy metal

Lineup: Rob Halford – vocals

K.K. Downing – guitars

Glenn Tipton – guitars

Ian Hill – bass

Dave Holland – drums

Albums from the 80s:

British Steel (1980)

Hero, Hero (1981)

Point of Entry (1981)

Screaming for Vengeance (1982)

Defenders of the Faith (1984)

Turbo (1986)

Priest...Live! (1987)

Ram it Down (1988)

Propaganda: 

Electric Light Orchestra

Formed in: 1970

Genres: Art pop, art rock

Lineup: Jeff Lynne – Lead and backing vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, piano, synthesizers, vocoder, production

Bev Bevan – Drums, percussion

Richard Tandy – Acoustic and electric pianos, synthesizers, vocoder, guitars

Kelly Groucutt – Bass guitar, backing vocals

Albums from the 80s:

Xanadu (1980) soundtrack, side 1: ELO, side 2 Olivia Newton-John

Time (1981)

Secret Messages (1983)

Balance of Power (1986)

Propaganda: 

#round 1 #judas priest #electric light orchestra #rob halford #k.k. downing #glenn tipton #ian hill #dave holland #jeff lynne #bev bevan #richard tandy #kelly groucutt #The hottest 80s band tournament #The hottest 80s band tourney

[jazzplusplus]

1996 - Herbie Hancock New Standard Tour - Robert-Schumann-Saal - Düsseldorf

Herbie Hancock (p), Craig Handy (ts), Dave Holland (b), Gene Jackson (dr)

#jazz #poster flyer #herbie hancock #craig handy #dave holland #gene jackson #1996

[de-salva]

MILES DAVIS - Spanish Key

* Live at Isle of Wight 1970)

Personnel:

Miles Davis - trumpet Gary Bartz - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone Keith Jarrett - organ Chick Corea - electric piano Dave Holland - bass, electric bass Jack DeJohnette - drums Airto Moreira - percussion

#Miles Davis #Gary Bartz #Keith Jarrett #Chick Corea #Dave Holland #Jack DeJohnette #Airto Moreira #YouTube

[aleprouswitch]

I know these aren't the best images, but Saturday night I got to see two of the few remaining legends from the golden age of jazz live back to back: Dave Holland and Herbie Hancock. Both men were protegees of Miles Davis and went on to become significant composers in their own right. With the recent deaths of so many jazz legends from this era (Chick Corea, Wayne Shorter, Pharaoh Sanders, etc.), I felt like getting to see these two men not only perform live, but look like they were having an absolute blast doing it, was something truly special and an opportunity I'll forever be grateful for.

First up, I saw the reconstructed Dave Holland Quartet at the Tennessee Theater. The insane amount of musicianship emanating from all four members of that quartet can't even be fully described - you would have just had to have been there. Dave Holland himself gave a brief introduction to himself and the other quartet members, saying that he didn't want to talk too much because the music should do the talking...and my god, did it talk. At one point there was an insane drum solo that made the audience lose their mind (including me), but it's like everyone was playing at lightning speed in some kind of special S-tier musician mode that was hard to attain.

After having a short dinner, it was back over to the Knoxville Civic Center to see Saturday's headliner, Herbie Hancock, a man who really needs no introduction. He has spent well over 55 years bridging the gap between jazz, funk, electronic, and experimental music in ways few other have. Herbie took the time to talk a bit to the audience between sets, ranging from gushing about the talented members of his ensemble (which was really sweet of him) to goofing around with a vocoder for several minutes. "I don't know what I'm doing, I'm just making stuff up" he said with a laugh. Hey, isn't that what jazz is all about - making stuff up?

For the encore, Herbie broke out a keytar and started playing the opening riff of "Chameleon", and the whole audience rightfully lost their shit. At nearly 84 years old, he was jumping around on stage and doing goofy little dances with this keytar while people in the audience were dancing, and the whole scene was just magical (and I don't use that word lightly). The man is still in pristine shame mentally and physically and still having the time of his life performing for people around the world. How could I not smile from ear to ear? The legacy of all the jazz greats still lives on and will forever.

#dave holland #herbie hancock #big ears #big ears 2024 #jazz #experimental music #reviews

[metalsongoftheday]

Friday, August 18: Judas Priest, "Solar Angels"

R.I.P. Dave Holland (1948-2018)

Point of Entry was an album of mixed emotions, a record where Judas Priest aimed for American radio rock and somewhat succeeded on a qualitative if not commercial level.  There was little in the way of real heavy metal, but there were hooks and strong riffs and choruses to be found throughout.  And in the case of “Solar Angels”, a rare instance of Priest just riding a steady groove and building a story around it.  Dave Holland’s drumming regularly took heat for being more simplistic and less imaginative than his predecessor and successor, but on his first 3 albums with the band he knew exactly how to propel the songs forward, giving them an unyielding momentum that perfectly supported Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing’s riffs and frequently gave Priest a steamrolling quality that made them a lethal force on stage.  With “Solar Angels” Holland’s 4/4 rhythm gave Tipton and Downing ample space to chug, sway and solo, while Rob Halford largely floated over all of it.  The bridge essentially functioned as a wordless chorus, and there wasn’t a single pummeling moment that announced itself- in a way, this was arguably one of their more experimental tracks, since it had the basic sound of early ‘80s hard rock but without a conventional song structure.  And that was what made it awesome: here was Priest flexing their prowess without showing off, vamping a bit without being overindulgent and letting the groove do the lifting and speak for itself.

#heavy metal #metal #heavy metal rules #heavy metal music #listen to metal #metal song of the day #metal song #song of the day #song #judas priest #rob halford #glenn tipton #kk downing #k.k. downing #ian hill #dave holland #tom allom #point of entry #columbia records #80s music #80s rock #80s metal #heavy music #heavy rock #metal rock #metal music #listen to music #long live rock #Youtube

[rodpower78]

Jack DeJohnette, Wayne Shorter, John McLaughlin, Miles Davis, Dave Holland and Chick Corea, February 1970

#miles davis #john mclaughlin #chick corea #1970s #jazz fusion #jazz #dave holland #jack dejohnette #on stage #1970

[soundgrammar]

Jazz musician, composer and bandleader Dave Holland (born October 1, 1946). Photo by Brian McMillen.

#Dave Holland #jazz

[blackros78]

Judas Priest, 1981

#Judas Priest #1980s #heavy metal #classic rock #Rob Halford #Glenn Tipton #K.K. Downing #Ian Hill #dave holland #metal gods #group shot #1981

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Judas Priest

#Judas Priest #Genre: Heavy Metal #Themes: Dark fantasy History Allegory Independence Rock/Metal Science fiction #UK #Rob halford #K.K. Downing #Ian Hill #Glenn Tipton #Dave Holland

[jt1674]

#miles davis #in a silent way #ghetto walk #joe chambers #dave holland #chick corea #john mclaughlin #the complete in a silent way sessions

[kosmik-signals]

(via You and What Army: MILES DAVIS: LIVE IN COPENHAGEN 1969 DVD)

#Miles Davis #Lost Quintet #Wayne Shorter #Dave Holland #Jack Dejohnette #Chick Corea

[longliverockback]

Judas Priest Deliverin’ the Goods 2003 Sony Custom ————————————————— Tracks: 01. You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’ 02. Rapid Fire 03. Steeler 04. Diamonds and Rust 05. Dissident Aggressor 06. Savage 07. Delivering the Goods 08. Heading out to the Highway 09. Desert Plains 10. Metal Meltdown —————————————————

* Long Live Rock Archive

#JudasPriest #Judas Priest #KK Downing #Robert Halford #Ian Hill #Dave Holland #Simon Phillips #Glenn Tipton #Scott Travis #Deliverin’ the Goods #Compilation #Metal #2003

[de-salva]

MINO CINELU, KEVIN EUBANKS & DAVE HOLLAND - The Palantir

Alb. "World Trio" (1995) 

Mino Cinelu - percussion Kevin Eubanks - acoustic guitar Dave Holland - bass

#Mino Cinelu #Kevin Eubanks #Dave Holland

[zef-zef]

Terumasa Hino ‎- Journey To Air (Teichiku; Overseas Records, 1970)

Terumasa Hino: Trumpet, Flugelhorn Motohiko Hino: Drums, Handclaps Dave Liebman: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone Steve Grossman: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute Dave Holland, Lanny Fields, Teruo Nakamura: Bass Gary Pribec: Alto Saxophone Pete Yellin: Alto Saxophone, Flute Bobby Moses: Drums Mike Garson: Piano, Electric Piano Olu Dara: Trumpet

#1970s #Japan #Terumasa Hino #Jazz #Free Jazz #Experimental Big Band #Teichiku Records #Overseas Records #1970 #Jazzed Japan #Motohiko Hino #Dave Liebman #Steve Grossman #Dave Holland #Gary Pribec #Pete Yellin #Bobby Moses #Mike Garson #Olu Dara #Youtube