# Charlie Haden
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Charles Edward Haden (August 6, 1937 – July 11, 2014) was an American jazz double bass player, bandleader, composer and educator whose career spanned more than fifty years. In the late 1950s, Haden was an original member of the ground-breaking Ornette Coleman Quartet.
Haden revolutionized the harmonic concept of bass playing in jazz.
A Tribute to Jim Haden, Charlie's Bass-Playing Big Brother, Part 1
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On the evening of 29 March 1984, Mark Crawford, the host of Reno, Nevada public radio station KUNR’s Just Jazz, had an announcement to make. That night’s episode would be a memorial tribute to legendary local jazz …
Charlie Haden Quartet West / Israel Festival / Jerusalem 1995 / 2nd Set
The Summer 1995 Charlie Haden Quartet West appearance at Israel Festival in Jerusalem was an important stop on their world tour in support of Always Say Goodbye, released by Verve in March 1994.
The first set included songs from their debut 1987 album, 1988’s In Angel City, and 1992’s Haunted Hear…
Charlie Haden Quartet West / Israel Festival / Jerusalem 1995 / 1st Set
I opened the top drawer of the oak dresser on my immediate left. It was filled with cassette tapes. Laying on top was one titled “Charlie Haden Quartet West / Jerusalem 1995”. I put it in the canvas bag.
Ruth died on 11 September 2021. Probate took over a year to complete. The dusty garage was fill…
Treacherous Jaywalkers: Three Songs
Treacherous Jaywalkers was a band I formed with high school classmates Quinn Haber and James Fenton in 1984. Our first demo was recorded with producer/classmate Steve Tounsand on July 31st, 1985 in Steve’s parents’ living room. Shortly afterwards, I gave a copy to Mike Watt of the Minutemen, which …
Cool Blues: Art Pepper And Charlie Haden
Solid, Jackson. My father arrived in Los Angeles in 1956. One night he was at Tiny Naylor’s on Hollywood and La Brea and introduced himself to bassist Red Mitchell. Red and Charlie became friends. Red introduced Charlie to saxophonist Art Pepper, then recommended Charlie to Art when Red couldn’t ma…
John Lewis - Private Concert
Pianist John Lewis was born in La Grange, Illinois in 1920 and died in 2001. He recorded and performed with Charlie Parker, Lester Young, and Miles Davis before founding the Modern Jazz Quartet with Milt Jackson, Percy Heath, and Kenny Clarke in 1952. 1990’s Private Concert was a late period releas…
Ornette Coleman - The Empty Foxhole
The Empty Foxhole was recorded in September 1966 and released on Blue Note Records in both mono and stereo versions that same year, just nineteen months before the day I was born. You’re listening to the mono version. It features Ornette Coleman on saxophone, trumpet, and violin, Ornette’s then-10-…
Charlie Haden On Bass and Beauty
I’m in the process of cataloging thousands of albums, tapes, CDs, live recordings, and interviews with my father, the late jazz bassist Charlie Haden, from a collection kept for decades by Charlie and his second wife Ruth Cameron. The interview in today’s podcast was produced in 2009 by Australia’s…
Josh Haden's Mémoire Podcast episode 79: Charlie Haden Interview 2010
In Box 77 of the Charlie Haden Archive is a CD-R titled “Charlie Haden and Ruth Cameron visit WRUW-FM”. The material on the CD-R consists of an interview between Charlie and Down By The Cuyahoga host Jim Szabo. Ruth Cameron can also be heard. The live broadcast took place on April 23rd, 2010 on WRU…
Josh Haden's Mémoire Podcast episode 80: Charlie Haden & Ruth Cameron Roadhouse Instrumental Mixes
In Box 77 of the Charlie Haden archive is a CD-R labeled “Roadhouse Instrumental Mixes”. The sound files on the disc are instrumental versions of tracks found on Charlie’s wife Ruth Cameron’s CD entitled Roadhouse (2000, Universal Jazz France).
The pieces appearing in this podcast episode include:…
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