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	Dewey Redman \| Obituaries \| Guardian Unlimited
		Dewey Redman, who has died of liver failure at the age of 75 was a bulky, grizzled saxophonist from Forth Worth, Texas, who sustained an insider's reputation across three decades for incisively independent contributions to some of the best work of Ornette Coleman and Keith Jarrett.
		Redman began playing the clarinet in a church band at the age of 13, and was in a high-school marching band with Coleman later in his teens.
		Redman was by now adding a sometimes spine-tingling dimension to the tenor sax by simultaneously singing and blowing through it, and his interest in glissandos, bent-pitches and ambiguous middle eastern tonalities was also expressed in his use of the oboe-like double-reed musette.
	www.guardian.co.uk /obituaries/story/0,,1885974,00.html (1088 words)

	Dewey Redman MP3 Downloads - Dewey Redman Music Downloads - Dewey Redman Music Videos
		This is a curious set for saxophonist Dewey Redman, featuring a killer band that includes bassist Cameron Brown, drummer Leon Parker, and the first appearance of his son, Joshua, on tenor in duet...
		Dewey Redman is featured in a few different settings on this intriguing and generally successful album.
		This 1998 CD reissues Dewey Redman's entire The Ear of the Behearer album (although it leaves out an alternate take of "Interconnection" that was released on a different set), plus four of the...
	www.mp3.com /dewey-redman/artists/6270/songs.html (1184 words)

	Dewey Redman - Biography - AOL Music
		One of the great avant-garde tenors, Dewey Redman has never received anywhere near the acclaim that his son Joshua Redman gained in the 1990s, but ironically Dewey is much more of an innovative player.
		Redman was a public school teacher during 1956-1959 but, after getting his master's degree in education from North Texas State, he moved to San Francisco where he freelanced as a musician for seven years; Pharoah Sanders was among his sidemen.
		Redman could play as free as the leader but his appealing tone made the music seem a little more accessible.
	music.aol.com /artist/dewey-redman/7395/biography (293 words)

	Amazon.ca: Ear Of The Behearer (Rm) (Digi: Music: Dewey Redman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Redman, here blowing alto, tenor, and musette (a bellows-blown bagpipe) to within an inch of their lives, is joined by Ted Daniel on trumpet, Jane Robertson on cello, Sirone on bass, Eddie Moore on drums, and an astonishingly effective Leroy Jenkins on violin.
		Redman stood apart from free players of his day by his versatility, which is well-featured on the deep blues of "Boody," one of the album's highlights.
		redman came on the scene through work with ornette coleman, and the relationship is certainly apparent on this disc.
	www.amazon.ca /Ear-Behearer-Digi-Dewey-Redman/dp/B00000DD26 (1459 words)

	DEWEY REDMAN Tenor Saxophonist.
		Though Dewey may not be as well known to the average jazz fan as his son Joshua, Dewey's career is full of important musical adventures.
		Redman could play as free as the leader but his appealing tone made the music seem a little more accessible and stayed for seven years travelling around the world and making some fantastic recordings.
		Dewey's musical presence in all of these bands is very powerful and important in their overall sound and character.
	www.philbrodieband.com /muso_dewey_redman.htm (1159 words)

	E.J.N. - DEWEY REDMAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Dewey left a teaching career and weekend gig for full-rime duty as a musician.
		During the mid-70s, Dewey Redman, as a leader, also recorded two albums for ABC-Impulse: The Ear of the Behearer and Coincide.
		Dewey Redman is one of the most exciting artists around, and leads one of the most dynamic groups.
	www.ejn.it /mus/d_redman.htm (479 words)

	The Velvet Rope Forums: R.I.P. Dewey Redman
		Redman was a more popular performer in Europe than in the U.S., noting that “I especially like to play in Europe, because the appreciation for jazz is much greater than it is in America outside of New York, New Orleans and Chicago.
		Last spring, Redman celebrated his 75th as part of the SF Jazz season (directed by son Joshua) in San Francisco, performing with a quartet anchored by Twin Cities’ giants Gordon Johnson (bass) and Phil Hey (drums), with Frank Kimbrough on keys.
		With his “limitless capacity for improvisational invention” (Jazz Times), Dewey Redman was one of the last of the great “Texas Tenors,” but perhaps more than any other, had a sound that defied classification, a style that was free yet melodic, beyond mainstream yet always accessible.
	www.velvetrope.com /ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=841063 (830 words)

	Song With Orange: RIP Dewey Redman
		Saxophonist Dewey Redman passed away at 75 years old this past Saturday, September 2nd.
		An underrated innovator with a solid tenor tone and skill for weaving fresh, sinewy lines, Redman was a native of Fort Worth, TX, where he attended high school and played in the marching band with Ornette Coleman.
		The altoist would later recruit Redman for his band from the late '60s through the early '70s, forming one of the most formidable saxophone pairings of the era (apart from Coltrane's efforts with Eric Dolphy or Pharoah Sanders).
	songwithorange.blogspot.com /2006/09/rip-dewey-redman.html (515 words)

	Fort Worth Jazz By The Boulevard Jazz Dewewy Redman Dies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Walter Dewey Redman was born in Fort Worth, Texas, May 17, 1931.
		Dewey traveled and recorded extensively with Ornette and Keith, gaining prominence in the music world and achieved high respect as a musician.
		Listening to Dewey Redman is hearing a consummate artist in his prime, whose message is clear, masterful and dynamic.
	www.fortworthjazz.com /dewey_redman_obit.htm (617 words)

	Dewey Redman; jazz saxophonist; 75 \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Dewey Redman, an expansive and poetic tenor saxophonist and bandleader who had been at the aesthetic frontiers of jazz since the 1960s, died Sept. 2 in Brooklyn.
		Redman also recorded with Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra in 1969 and then, beginning in 1971, spent five years off and on with a band known to historians as Keith Jarrett's American quartet, which included Jarrett, Haden and drummer Paul Motian.
		Redman had stopped playing with Coleman's bands, he never stopped proclaiming his admiration for his old friend's work and performed brilliantly during Jazz at Lincoln Center's 2004 concert of Coleman music, with Coleman in the audience.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20060909/news_1m9redman.html (588 words)

	Dewey Redman Picture and Artist Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		However, Redman is primarily associated with his childhood friend Ornette Coleman, in whose group he played for 8 years (´67-´74) as a perfect foil for the leader´s alto.
		Redman also played with Charlie Haden´s Liberation Music Orchestra, contributed to Keith Jarrett´s mid-´70s quintet, and teamed up with Ornette alumni Don Cherry, Haden, and Blackwell to form the reunion band Old and New Dreams.
		An innovative player whose daring improvisations come clothed in a sweeping Lester Young-inspired tone, Redman has recorded as a leader for Impulse!, ECM, and Black Saint among others; his 1999 recording with Cecil Taylor and Elvin Jones, Momentum Space, was one of the year´s most anticipated and critically acclaimed releases.
	www.robertoswoodwind.com /giants/dewey_redman.htm (175 words)

	The Struggle Continues - Dewey Redman - Song Listings
		Tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman is joined by a standard rhythm trio on this date that consists of three very flexible and open musicians: pianist Charles Eubanks, bassist Mark Helias, and drummer Ed Blackwell.
		Redman's five originals range from sonic explorations to free bop (mostly the latter)...
		Redman's five originals range from sonic explorations to free bop (mostly the latter) and find Redman in strong form.
	www.mp3.com /albums/112634/summary.html (194 words)

	PBS - JAZZ A Film By Ken Burns: Selected Artist Biography - Joshua Redman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		By the time of his birth, his father, noted saxophonist Dewey Redman, had moved to New York and was playing with Ornette Coleman.
		Redman's only contact with his father was hearing his records around the house, and during infrequent visits to town with Coleman, Keith Jarrett, Old and New Dreams, and others.
		Redman graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa in 1991, and was accepted to Yale Law School.
	www.pbs.org /jazz/biography/artist_id_redman_joshua.htm (680 words)

	Dewey Redman
		Though Dewey may not be as well known to the average jazz listener as his son Joshua, Dewey's career is full of important musical adventures.
		It was also during this time that Dewey began working with Charlie Haden's politically oriented Liberation Orchestra as well with Keith Jarrett's far-reaching group of the 70's with Paul Motian on drums.
		His is a strong musical personality and this to me is the goal of all improvising musicians, to develop a voice that is uniquely yours and to have something interesting to say with the people you are working with.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=21968 (755 words)

	los amigos de durutti: living on the edge (r.i.p. Dewey Redman) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Redman grew up in Fort Worth Texas as a friend and high school bandmate of Ornette Coleman.
		Dewey was part of the first two installments of Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra.
		Check Redman's ultra-breathy tenor on his statement of the theme played first as a duet with Jarrett on soprano sax, then with Jarrett on piano, followed by a soaring Redman solo (goddammit that tone).
	djdurutti.blogspot.com /2006/09/living-on-edge-rip-dewey-redman.html (1014 words)

	Joshua Redman Biography
		Joshua Redman was born February 1, 1969, in Berkeley, California.
		By the time of Joshua’s birth, his father, noted saxophonist Dewey Redman, had moved to New York and was playing with Ornette Coleman.
		Redman’s formal music training began at age five, when his mother enrolled him in Indonesian and Indian music classes at the Center For World Music.
	afgen.com /redman.html (1218 words)

	FWWeekly: Featured Music: Wednesday, December 27, 2006
		The elder Redman has toured the world with jazz innovators Ornette Coleman (whom he met while both of them were students at I.M. Terrell High School in the ’40s), Keith Jarrett, and Pat Metheny and has recorded prolifically since the ’60s, including a dozen albums as leader.
		Redman stopped in San Francisco for what he thought would be a couple of weeks, but found a thriving jazz scene there and wound up staying seven years.
		Redman was a member of the Coleman group that was touring Europe in 1971 when bassist Charlie Haden was arrested by Portuguese police after a concert in Lisbon.
	www.fwweekly.com /content.asp?article=1894 (1927 words)

	Dewey Redman Dies - Fort Worth Forum
		Redman's son, saxophone star Joshua Redman, was by his side, Pedevski said by phone from New York.
		Redman has said it was Goodman who steered him away from the trumpet to the clarinet.
		Redman was the subject of a 2001 Canadian documentary film, Dewey Time.
	www.fortwortharchitecture.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=1808 (1121 words)

	Jazz Saxophonist Dewey Redman Dead at 75 - ARTISTdirect News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman, father of popular saxophonist Joshua Redman, passed away on Saturday of liver failure at the age of 75.
		While Redman was quick to state his pride for his successful son -- who eclipsed him in fame and earnings -- he was also quick to claim that father would always know best.
		Dewey Redman is survived by two sons -- Joshua and Tarik -- and his wife Lidija Pedevska-Redman.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/news/article/0,,3774259,00.html (382 words)

	Dewey Redman: The Sound of a Giant
		Dewey Redman has been on the scene for a long time, adding his musicianship to diverse musical settings with a long list of great jazz artists, and pursing his own challenging projects.
		Redman's first job after college and a stint in the Army was as a schoolteacher, and he planned to keep it that way.
		Redman became a teacher after the Army in the town of Bassdrop, Texas, near Austin.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=937 (2187 words)

	newsobserver.com \| Dewey Redman, 75, noted jazz saxophonist
		NEW YORK - Dewey Redman, an expansive and poetic tenor saxophonist and bandleader who had been at the aesthetic frontiers of jazz since the 1960s, died Saturday in Brooklyn.
		Though Redman had stopped playing with Coleman's bands, he never stopped proclaiming his admiration for his old friend's work and performed brilliantly during Jazz at Lincoln Center's 2004 concert of Coleman music, with Coleman in the audience.
		From the mid-'60s on, Redman often led his own bands, usually quartets with piano, bass and drums; he recorded twice with his son Joshua Redman, the popular jazz saxophonist.
	www.newsobserver.com /712/story/482624.html (593 words)

	Dewey Redman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dewey Redman at Moers Festival, June 2006, Germany
		Redman attended Prairie View AandM University in Texas.
		Redman was the subject of an award-winning documentary film Dewey Time (dir.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dewey_Redman (463 words)

	Dewey Redman R.I.P. - Vancouver Jazz Forum
		Dewey and the rest of the band played some amazing and unforgettable music.
		I observed Dewey sitting at the bar at the BIM house in Amsterdam after his gig, it was late and people were leaving, Dewey was deep in thought (or something) at the bar.
		snapping dewey out of his funk, he was surprised and confused why everyone was calling him.
	vancouverjazz.com /forums/showthread.php?t=1785 (145 words)

	Jane Bunnett, Dewey Redman, etc: Spirituals & Dedications
		Of course, Bunnett has worked with many of these artists before—Dewey Redman performed on her album In Dew Time, agent-turned-vocalist Dean Bowman used to book Bunnett’s group and appeared on the album Ritmo + Soul with Bunnett and Cramer.
		One of the joys of this album is the opportunity to hear Dewey Redman, a woefully under appreciated tenor man, open up and blow in the company of like-minded compadres.
		Redman offers up a spicy solo, tinged with some of the dissonance of his best avant-garde work, while Cowell really gets things rolling with his rolling chords and improvisational lines, creating a performance that is the emotional centerpiece of the album.
	www.jazzitude.com /bunnett_spirituals.htm (800 words)

	Dewey Redman, R.I.P. - Music Forum
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		Dewey Redman, R.I.P. Jazz great Dewey Redman died on Sept.
		Dewey Redman May 17, 1931 - Sept. 2, 2006
	www.radiomute.com /26038-dewey-redman-r-i-p.html (573 words)

	Dewey Redman: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		However, when he does (his earlier encounter with the Art Ensemble of Chicago is an example), it is not a matter of the other musicians meeting Taylor halfway; ins… Read More »
		Accompanied by pianist Rita Marcotulli, bassist Cameron Brown and drummer Matt Wilson, veteran tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman puts on a well-rounded program.
		On "I Should Care," "The Very Thought of You" (a tribute to Dexter Gordon) and the bossa nova "Portrait In Black and White," he shows that, although his roots are in avant-garde jazz, Redman is quite capable of caressing a melody.
	www.music.com /person/dewey_redman/1 (496 words)

	CD Baby: FRANCOIS CARRIER, DEWEY REDMAN, MICHEL DONATO, RON SEQUIN & MICH: Open Spaces
		Description: Francois Carrier, alto sax; Dewey Redman, tenor sax; Michel Donato, acoustic bass; Ron Seguin, acoustic bass; Michel Lambert, drums.
		Playing, improvising and sharing with legendary Dewey Redman during these three night concerts was a deep spiritual and joyful experience.
		Dewey left us on Saturday, September 2, 2006 but his music is very much alive and always will be.
	cdbaby.com /cd/openspaces (917 words)

	SFJAZZ Spring 2006 - Dewey Redman Quartet
		Boasting “limitless capacity for improvisational invention” (JazzTimes), tenor sax master Dewey Redman has been one of the most forward-looking artists in jazz since the ’60s, both as a leader and as a collaborator with the likes of Ornette Coleman, Charlie Haden, and Keith Jarrett.
		Tenor sax master Dewey Redman returns to the SFJAZZ stage on the cusp of his diamond birthday, ready to showcase the “limitless capacity for improvisational invention” (JazzTimes) that has marked him as a true musician’s musician for four decades in the jazz spotlight.
		Born in Fort Worth, Texas, Redman began playing music at age 13, performing on clarinet in his high school marching band—an ensemble that, prophetically, also included a young Ornette Coleman.
	www.sfjazz.org /concerts/spring06/artists/DeweyRedman.asp (419 words)

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