Seventh Sense

Kevin Hays

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Views: 422

Track Listing

Take The D Flat Train; Seventh Sense; Three Pillars; My Man's Gone Now; Interlude; Space Acres; Little B's Poem; East Of The Sun; Makyo; Black Narcissus.

Music & Tickets

About Kevin Hays

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Bridge Over Troubled Water
Kevin Hays
You've Got a Friend

CD/LP/Track Review

Hope by Karl Ackermann
North by Dan Bilawsky
New Day by Luca Muchetti

Interview

Kevin Hays: Creative Flow

CD/LP/Track Review

Variations by Dan Bilawsky
You've Got a Friend by AAJ Italy Staff
You've Got a Friend by John Barron

Hope
Newvelle Records
2017
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North
Sunnyside Records
2016
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New Day
Sunnyside Records
2015
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Variations
Pirouet Records
2011
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You've Got a Friend
Jazz Eyes
2009
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Seventh Sense
Blue Note Records
2008
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Story of the Day

I love jazz because it's honest and it allows one to express oneself while working with others. I was first exposed to big band when I was a child. I first heard true jazz in college. I met Dee Dee Bridgewater last year as well as Harold Danko, Randy Brecker, Esperanza Spalding, and just this week, Carmen Bradford. The best show I ever attended was Esperanza Spalding at the Orange Peel in Asheville in 2016. I can't remember my first jazz album...I have so many now, but I THINK it was Sarah Vaughan's Crazy and Mixed Up. My advice to new listeners is to listen to everything and if you don't like it at first, come back a few months later (or a year later) and give it another try
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I love jazz because it's honest and it allows one to express oneself while working with others. I was first exposed to big band when I was a child. I first heard true jazz in college. I met Dee Dee Bridgewater last year as well as Harold Danko, Randy Brecker, Esperanza Spalding, and just this week, Carmen Bradford. The best show I ever attended was Esperanza Spalding at the Orange Peel in Asheville in 2016. I can't remember my first jazz album...I have so many now, but I THINK it was Sarah Vaughan's Crazy and Mixed Up. My advice to new listeners is to listen to everything and if you don't like it at first, come back a few months later (or a year later) and give it another try. Your tastes will change as you understand the genre more. Listen, listen and LISTEN.
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