Dave Holland

Bitches Brew

Miles Davis · 1970

In a Silent Way

Miles Davis · 1969

Miles's 1969–70 studio experiments fused rock's rhythmic sensibility with jazz improvisation. Bitches BrewBitches BrewMiles Davis · 1970 layered McLaughlinJohn McLaughlinジョン・マクラフリン, CoreaChick Coreaチック・コリア, HancockHerbie Hancockハービー・ハンコック, and others in simultaneous collective improvisation.

Bitches Brew

Miles Davis · 1970

Miles DavisMiles Davisマイルス・デイヴィス gathered over twenty musicians in August 1969 and, paired with Teo Macero's tape editing, transformed jazz from "recorded performance" to "constructed recording." Bitches BrewBitches BrewMiles Davis · 1970 launched jazz-rock fusion.

— So What: The Life of Miles Davis, John Szwed, 2002

Yussef DayesYussef Dayesユセフ・デイズ performs the title track of his debut solo album 'Black Classical Music' on BBC's Later... with Jools Dave HollandDave Hollandデイヴ・ホランド.

— Yussef Dayes - 'Black Classical Music' | Later... with Jools Holland, 2023

July 9, 1990, Jazz à Vienne. The Parallel Realities tour — Herbie HancockHerbie Hancockハービー・ハンコック (piano), Pat MethenyPat Methenyパット・メセニー (guitar), Jack DeJohnetteJack DeJohnetteジャック・ディジョネット (drums), Dave HollandDave Hollandデイヴ・ホランド (bass). A miraculous meeting of four musicians each at a peak in their careers.

— Jazz à Vienne, 1990

August 10, 2002, Newport Jazz Festival. Dave HollandDave Hollandデイヴ・ホランド Quintet. Official Music Vault recording. Dave HollandDave Hollandデイヴ・ホランド had by then fully established his own sound through his ECM work and his quintet.

— Newport Jazz Festival, 2002

Underground

Chris Potter · 2006

Chris PotterChris Potterクリス・ポッター plays tenor, soprano, alto, bass clarinet, flute, and guitar. After years with Dave HollandDave Hollandデイヴ・ホランド's bands, he leads his own groups — UndergroundUndergroundChris Potter · 2006 and Circuits — that place him at the forefront of contemporary jazz.

— Chris Potter (jazz saxophonist), Wikipedia, 2024