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Ted Curson, a Montclair, N.J.-based trumpeter who gained international fame as a free jazz contributor playing with Cecil Taylor and leading his own bands, died on Nov. 4 in his Montclair home.

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Nov 09,  · Ted Curson, a trumpeter who moved fluidly between soulful postbop and volatile free jazz, both as a leader and as a sideman with Charles Mingus, Cecil .

Dizzy Reece & Ted Curson w. Claude Williamson Trio* Dizzy Reece & Ted Curson w. Claude Williamson Trio* - Blowin' Away ‎ (LP, Album) Trio Records: PAP Japan: このバージョン /5(3).

A fantastic, freewheeling session from trumpeter Ted Curson – one that we'd rank right up there with his seminal sides for the French Futura label! Like those, this album really features Ted stretching things out – working in very loose trio formation, with just Ray Drummond on bass and Roy Haynes on drums – on these open-ended tunes that still swing with plenty of soul, even without any.

Nov 02,  · But Curson also came of age at a time of seismic change in jazz, which he felt firsthand through an affiliation with Taylor, the maverick pianist. Curson and the saxophonist Bill Barron, a close collaborator, formed the front line of Taylor’s quintet on “Love for Sale,” an oblique but swinging album released in

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Ted Curson’s incandescent flame burns bright in this impassioned salute to bebop, the music that inspired the trumpeter to want to play jazz. The underrated Curson, it should be pointed out, is one of modern jazz’s true innovators. In the late s, he was a key participant in the seminal probes of avantgardist Cecil Taylor.