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1. In , having completed a five-year stint with Miles Davis, Ron Carter's career was wide open. Finding himself in typically high demand, the bassist decided not to make any long-term commitments (though he continued to join individual recording dates), opting instead to develop his solo career. In , he released Uptown Conversation (Atlantic).

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2. Ron Carter’s Great Big Band (Sunnyside Records) Jazz and Bossa Dear Miles featuring his quartet Stephen Scott, piano, Payton Crossley, drums and Roger Squitero, percussion Live at The Village Vanguard Ron Carter Plays Bach (Blue Note) Eight Plus The Golden Striker (Blue Note) Stardust (Blue Note).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold Vinyl release of Uptown Conversation on Discogs. Label: Embryo Records - SD • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Gatefold • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Fusion/5(34).

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4. Ron Carter - Uptown Conversation [CD] Music Ron Carter - Uptown Conversation (CD NEW) Label: Wounded Bird Records Format: CD Release Date: No. of Discs: 1 UPC: Album Tracks 1. Uptown Conversation 2. Ten Strings 3. Half a Row 4. R.J. 5. Little Waltz 6. Einbahnstrasse 7. Doom 8. Einbahnstrasse 9. Doom.

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5. A beautiful album by Ron Carter – and quite rare, too! The record features a group that's got a nice 70s modal soul jazz sound – with players that include Herbie Hancock on acoustic and electric piano, Hubert Laws on flute, Sam Brown on guitar, and both Billy Cobham and Grady Tate on drums – all working in sweet small group mode alongside Carter's excellent work on acoustic.

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6. RON CARTER LP Uptown Conversation Embryo(Usa stereo sd) Vinyl VG++ Cover VG+(Sawcut) Tracks: uptown conversation, ten strings, half a row, r.j End date: May 28,

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7. When Ron Carter was signed to Milestone in the late '70s and early '80s, the acoustic bassist wasn't afraid to dive into a variety of post-bop situations. Not every album he recorded during that period was great, but his chance-taking spirit paid off more often than not. Recorded in , Super Strings finds Carter backed by a lavish string orchestra.. In addition to rhythm support from.

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8. Ron Carter (born May 4, in Michigan) is an American jazz double-bassist. His unique sound has made him a long sought after studio man. His appearances on over 2, albums make him one of the most-recorded bassists in jazz history. Carter is also an .

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9. Ron Carter was and is one of the greatest acoustic bass players who ever played the instrument. When this album debuted in late , it was a lean and quiet departure from the intense, electrified, visions of the likes of Miles Davis, John McLaughlin and others that were gaining currency at the end of the '60's.3/5(5).

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