Milcho Leviev - Multiple Personalities. Milcho Leviev Plays The Music Of Don Ellis (2006) {Mighty Quinn}
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© 2006 Mighty Quinn | CD-R Format | MQP1109
Jazz / Post Bop / Piano
| “ | Trumpeter Don Ellis (1934-1978) led one of the most memorable big bands of all time; actually several of them. During 1965-1975, his orchestras blazed their own unusual path, becoming famous for their utilization of ridiculously complex time signatures (seven/four and nine/four were commonplace for those musicians), a mixture of acoustic and electronic instruments, and a crazy sense of humor. Milcho Leviev's musical career in the United States began when he emigrated from Bulgaria in 1971 to join Don Ellis' band. Leviev found the unusual time signatures to be second nature and he was featured on "Bulgarian Bulge." | ” |