Jazz
United States of America
Vince Guaraldi
Vince Guaraldi adlı sanatçının diğer albümleri
Vince Guaraldi hakkında
Memleketi
San Francisco, United States of America
Doğum yeri
1928
Tür
Jazz
The lightly swinging highlights of pianist Vince Guaraldi's score for the 1965 TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas—"O Tannenbaum," "Christmas Time Is Here," "Skating," and, especially, "Linus and Lucy"—are as seductive a musical gateway as jazz has ever enjoyed. (Only Miles Davis' Kind of Blue has sold more copies in the genre.) Born in 1928, lifelong San Franciscan Guaraldi was a mainstay of the city's jazz scene both before and after his Peanuts success. He performed with Cal Tjader before releasing his debut album, Vince Guaraldi Trio, in 1956. His Top 100 hit "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," from an album of Brazilian jazz, brought him to the attention of the Peanuts’ producer—ultimately, Guaraldi would write the music for 12 TV specials and one film—and he recorded Brazilian- and Latin-tinged jazz into the early '70s, when he moved to electric keyboards for louder and funkier projects (even jamming several times with his old friend Jerry Garcia). Until his death in 1976, Guaraldi happily embraced his renown as the source of the Peanuts franchise's musical signature while continuing to pursue his own eclectic interests with understated dedication.
Müzikal EtkilerVince Guaraldi adlı sanatçının müzikal etkileri arasında Albert Ammons, Art Tatum, Pete Johnson ve daha fazlası yer alır.
Vince Guaraldi adlı sanatçıdan etkilendiVince Guaraldi, Medeski, Martin & Wood, George Winston, Lemonah ve daha fazlasının müziğini etkiledi.
Şuna benzer: Vince Guaraldi
Vince Guaraldi benzeri daha fazla müzik ve sanatçı keşfet, örneğin Vince Guaraldi Trio, Vince Guaraldi Quintet, The Vince Guaraldi Quartet