Charlie Haden
American bass player and bandleaderWikipedia
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Oct 7, 2026
Ben OpieGUEST
So there's, uh, on the ...
Ben OpieGUEST
In Escrow has a version of, uh, Charlie Haden's, uh, fi- uh, uh, what is it? First ...
Ben OpieGUEST
[laughs]
Melissa BlackHOST
First Song.
Paul BradyGUEST
Gypsy jazz, as prescribed by his gypsy elders, ironically lacked freedom of expression for him.
Paul BradyGUEST
Lagraën would eventually tour in groups alongside John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola, Larry Coryell, Victor Joris, Stanley Clarke, the Gil Evans Orchestra, Stanley Jordan, Danilo Perez, and Charlie Haden.
Paul BradyGUEST
And in 1986, Lagraën would record for the first time with electric bassist Jaco Pastorius.
Paul BradyGUEST
Lagraën's amazing experiences have contributed to what is possibly the freshest take on Reinhardt-style playing.
Adam ChaffinsGUEST
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Adam ChaffinsGUEST
Willie Nelson or Charlie Haden or-
Ben MontgomeryHOST
So, so-
Adam ChaffinsGUEST
... or one of those guys
Doran StambaughHOST
Guitarist John Scofield, born December 26, 1951, first rose to prominence as a member of Miles Davis' Band, but he had a number of good credits prior to the three and a half years he spent with Davis, including stints with Chet Baker, Hal Galper, Charles Mingus, Bill Cobham, and George Duke.
Doran StambaughHOST
His own groups have featured such luminaries as Steve Swallow, Adam Nussbaum, Bill Stewart, Joe Lovano, and Charlie Haden.
Doran StambaughHOST
He has been nominated for nine Grammy Awards and won three.
Doran StambaughHOST
We're featuring John Scofield this week.
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Joey CaranoPANELIST
Grace Under Pressure?
Leonard ThompsonPANELIST
Mm.
Joey CaranoPANELIST
And that's he and Bill Frisell, and maybe Joey Baron, and Charlie Haden.
Joey CaranoPANELIST
I think it's Charlie Haden.
Felix ContrerasHOST
since then you have more of a reputation of, like, more as a straight-ahead player and, and playing a little bit of Cuban music a little bit, but, like, you played with, like we...
Felix ContrerasHOST
You mentioned you played with Charlie Haden, you played with Jack DeJohnette, you played with all of these really top-notch jazz musicians.
Felix ContrerasHOST
What took your music in that direction?
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
Um, I don't know how to explain that.
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
And I've been very blessed having the opportunity to play with many great musicians, uh, not only American, Americans, but also people from Europe, from Asia, from Africa, from, um, South America, including many of them Brazilians.
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
But the Cuban elements are there in one and another way.
Felix ContrerasHOST
Some of the recordings that just impressed me and moved me so much w- was your work with Charlie Haden, uh, the bass player Charlie Haden.
Felix ContrerasHOST
Let's...
Felix ContrerasHOST
...
Felix ContrerasHOST
since then, you have more of a reputation of, like, more as a straight-ahead player and, and playing a little bit of Cuban music a little bit, but, like, you play with, like we, you mentioned, you play with Charlie Haden, you play with Jack DeJohnette, you play with all of these really top-notch jazz musicians.
Felix ContrerasHOST
What took your music in that direction?
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
Uh, I don't know how to explain that.
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
And I've been very blessed having the opportunity to play with many great musicians, uh, not only American, Americans, but also people from Europe, from Asia, from Africa, from, um, South America, including many of them Brazilians.
Gonzalo RubalcabaGUEST
But the Cuban elements are there in one and another way.
Felix ContrerasHOST
Some of the recordings that just impressed me and moved me so much w- was your work with Charlie Haden, uh, the bass player Charlie Haden.
Felix ContrerasHOST
Let's, do you, let's hear, uh, a track from that album.