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Lee Konitz
With over 140 recorded works under his own name and numerous others as a
sideman, jazz saxophonist Lee Konitz has a recording career stretching almost
seven decades and has played alongside many of the jazz greats. As one of the
players who participated in the legendary 'Birth of the Cool' sessions during
1949-'50 alongside Miles Davis and other jazz notables such as Max Roach, Junior
Collins and Gerry Mulligan, Konitz can claim his place as one of the founding
fathers of the cool jazz movement.
Konitz's style is distinctive for its use of lengthy improvised melodies
punctua...
I'll Remember AprilLee Konitz
These Foolish ThingsLee Konitz
I'll Remember AprilBill Frisell and Lee Konitz
If You Could See Me NowDavide Santorsola and Lee Konitz
Come SundayLee Konitz and Metropole Orkest
I Fall In Love Too EasilyPaul Motian, Lee Konitz, Charlie Haden and Brad Mehldau Trio
I'll Remember AprilLee Konitz
Lee Konitz Plays with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet
These Foolish ThingsLee Konitz
Lee Konitz Plays with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet
I'll Remember AprilBill Frisell and Lee Konitz
Lee Konitz Plays with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet
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If You Could See Me NowDavide Santorsola and Lee Konitz
The Lee Konitz Nonet
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Come SundayLee Konitz and Metropole Orkest
Saxophone Dreams
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I Fall In Love Too EasilyPaul Motian, Lee Konitz, Charlie Haden and Brad Mehldau Trio
Live at Birdland
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