NEA Jazz Masters: Richard Davis (2014)
One of the premier jazz bassists in history, Richard Davis is widely recorded, not only in jazz settings but also in the pop, rock and classical genres as well. In addition to his prowess on bass, Davis is a noted educator, having been a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 1977. More information: www.arts.gov/honors/jazz/richard-davis
Visit the National Endowment for the Arts’ Jazz Masters Fellowships section to learn more about the recipients of our nation’s highest honor in jazz: www.arts.gov/honors/jazz
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Rest in peace, Cousin Richard. You changed so many lives, your legacy continues, and you live on in the hearts of everyone who knew and loves you.
@kuumba7116
8 ай бұрын
Cousin Richard, I am so glad we got to know you and talk to you. Next time will be even better. Rest In Peace , dear Cousin.
Rest in peace Brother Richard. You were an inspiration to me and a lot of bass players and other musicians.🙏🏾🙏🏾
I studied with Richard almost forty years ago, and some of the things he said to me then resonate still. Now, I get to pass those approaches along to my students. I attended the ceremony last evening, and it was a thrill to see Richard be recognized not only for the talent he possesses, but for the person he is. Among the warmest, most generous-of-spirit people I've ever met. Congratulations, Richard.
@marycatmor
10 жыл бұрын
oh my - he is a gem.
He was my teacher in the early 70's in N.Y... He said one of the greatest moments in his life when recording with Stravinsky with NY Philharmonic Stravinsky shook his hand and thanked him for being there..... He said he didn't wash his hand for a week... Thank you and RIP Richard Davis.
Richard Davis a raw talent and a wonderful human being! What a lovely interview and insight to this living legend! We Love you Richard! Just got done listening to my Andrew Hill Pax cd and it made me think of you and I went to you tube and searched " Richard Davis Interview " and came to this and am blessed because of it!
Richard Davis played mainly jazz, but he was a session player on some rock albums. See Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks" (1968) and Bruce Springsteen's "Meeting Across the River" from "Born to Run" (1975). Well done, sir. RIP.
Rest in Peace Mr Davis
May he rest in eternal peace. I would off love to meet him, my condolences to his family, blessings.
His Transmission is strong things that are only now after a decade after studying with him are beginning to appear.
Congratulations. I met you in the early sixties thru Gunther and the Carnegie recital Hall concerts and never forgot your visit yo my cluttered113 th apt .we ran over .Birmingham U S A I’ve admired your playing for years
@musiclessonswrobinbetton6071
3 жыл бұрын
Hi Ran, I studied with you briefly at NEC at your home in Brookline. I also studied privately with Richard before NEC and thanks to both of you there are things that are making more sense to me now with the help of both of you. Thank you.
One of my favourite bassist ever, i salute you Mr davis!!
Love this !! Professor Davis you are amazing! ❤️
Love, Cuz. (UW-Madison 2001-2005)
Congrats, Richard!
Richard Davis, oh yeah!
I really would love to know what that performance was at the end, with the vocalist imitating trumpet sounds, and where I can watch it! I searched for "richard davis live at sweet basil wisconsin public television" but didn't find it.
He wasn't playing, I have him on a Stitt record and he was badd ass.
so clear how he has been listening all these years - bass has never been in the background!