Opening another year of Rabble with music from Walt Dickerson, Bobby Hutcherson and Gary Burton. A healthy and happy 2020 to all.
| Unlike its cousins the marimba (wooden) and the xylophone (metal), which are ancient and existed in multiple local forms around the world, the vibraphone (metal) is quite recent - developed in the US in the 1920's. Sometimes called a vibraharp in the early days. Other notable players have included Red Norvo, Lionel Hampton, Milt Jackson, Cal Tjader, and, more recently, Joe Locke and Stefon Harris. |
| West 22nd St. Theme Bobby Hutcherson - Components (June 1965) - Blue Note |
| Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair Gary Burton - Tennessee Firebird (Sept 1966) - RCA Victor |
| Death And Taxes Walt Dickerson - This Is Walt Dickerson! (March 1961) - New Jazz |
| Fleurette Africaine (Ellington) Gary Burton - Lofty Fake Anagram (August 1967) - RCA Victor |
| Pastoral (Chambers) Bobby Hutcherson - Components - Blue Note |
| Jesus Maria Gary Burton - Dreams So Real - The Music Of Carla Bley (Dec 1975) - ECM |
| God Bless The Child Walt Dickerson - To My Queen (Sept 1962) - New Jazz |
| Inside In Gary Burton & Steve Swallow - Hotel Hello (May 1974) - ECM |
| The Omen Bobby Hutcherson - Happenings (Feb 1966) - Blue Note |
| What Game Shall We Play Today? Gary Burton & Chick Corea - Crystal Silence (Nov 1972) - ECM |
| Ankana (Chambers) Bobby Hutcherson - Patterns (March 1968) - Blue Note |
| Remember (Berlin) Bobby Hutcherson - Color Schemes (Oct 1985) - Landmark |
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