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Sweet Basil was a jazz club in New York City's Greenwich Village. Founded in 1974 by Sharif Esmat, it was considered among the most prominent jazz clubs in New York.〔Paul ODonnell. ("Beyond the Boardroom with Stewart Kohl" ). ''The Plain Dealer''. April 5, 2008〕 Many jazz albums were recorded live at Sweet Basil, including Cecil Taylor's ''Iwontunwonsi'', McCoy Tyner's ''Live at Sweet Basil'' and ''Solar: Live at Sweet Basil'', and the Jean-Michel Pilc Trio's ''Together: Live at Sweet Basil''. From 1981 to 1992 the club was owned by Phyllis Litoff and her husband Mel Litoff.〔Janas, Marci, ("The Wellspring of Sweet Basil: Mel Litoff and Phyllis Weisbart Litoff" ), ''Oberlin Alumni Magazine'', Vol. 103, No. 3, Winter 2005/2006〕 == Recorded performances== Recorded performances at the club include:〔Hinweise nach (Discogs ), Allmusic bzw. Cook/Morton: ''Penguin Guide to Jazz''〕 * 1977 – Ron Carter: ''Piccolo'' (Milestone) * 1977 – Junior Mance: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Flying Disk) * 1977 – Cecil McBee Sextet with Chico Freeman: ''Music from the Source'' and ''Compassion'' (Enja) * 1978 – ''Jim Hall/Red Mitchell'' (Artists House) * 1981 – Chris Connor: ''Lover, Come Back to Me'' * 1983 – Abdullah Ibrahim with Carlos Ward: ''Live at Sweet Basil Vol. 1'' (Ekapa) * 1984 – Leroy Jenkins: ''Urban Blues'' (Black Saint) * 1984 – David Murray Big Band: ''Live At „Sweet Basil“ - Vol. 1'' (Black Saint) * 1985 - Gunter Hampel New York Orchestra ''Fresh Heat: Live at Sweet Basil'' (Birth) with Jeanne Lee, Perry Robinson, Mark Whitecage, Thomas Keyserling, Curtis Fowlkes, Bill Frisell, Bob Stewart, Marvin Smitty Smith u.a. * 1985 – Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers: ''New Year's Eve At Sweet Basil'' (King) * 1986 – Gil Evans & The Monday Night Orchestra: ''Live at Sweet Basil' (Electric Bird) * 1986 – The Jazztet (led by Art Farmer and Benny Golson): ''Back to the City'' (Contemporary) * 1986 - Terence Blanchard/Donald Harrison: ''Eric Dolphy & Booker Little Remembered Live at Sweet Basil, Vol. 1 & 2'' (Evidence) with Mal Waldron, Richard Davis, Ed Blackwell * 1987 – Mal Waldron: 'The Super Quartet Live at Sweet Basil'' (Paddle Wheel) * 1988 – Randy Brecker Quintet: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Sonet) * 1988 – Sonny Greenwich: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Justin Time) * 1988 – Oliver Jones: ''Cookin' at Sweet Basil'' (Justin Time Records) * 1989 – Richard Davis: ''One for Frederick – Live at Sweet Basil'' (Hep) * 1989 – Uli Lenz/Cecil McBee/Joe Chambers: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Enja) * 1990 – Nat Adderley: ''Autumn Leaves: Live at Sweet Basil'' (Evidence) * 1990 − ''Richard Davis and Friends live at Sweet Basil'' (Evidence) mit Ricky Ford, Cecil Bridgewater, Roland Hanna, George Cables, Ronnie Burrage * 1991 - Steve Grossman: ''In New York'' (Dreyfus) * 1991 – Steve Lacy Sextet – ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Novus) * 1991 – McCoy Tyner: ''Solar: Live at Sweet Basil'' (Sweet Basil Records) * 1992 – Anders Bergcrantz: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (DIW) * 1992 – Nick Brignola: ''Things Ain't What They Used to Be'' (Reservoir) * 1992 – ''The Enja Band live at Sweet Basil'' (Enja) mit Willie Williams, Gust Tsilis, Uri Caine, Michael Formanek, Cecil Brooks III * 1992 – Doc Cheatham: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Jazzology) * 1992 – Art Farmer Quintet: ''Live at Sweet Basil'' (Evidence) * 1992 – Dave Matthews/Manhattan Jazz Quintet: ''Manteca'' (Evidence) * 1993 – Wolfgang Muthspiel Group: ''In & Out'' (Amadeo) * 1995 – Cecil Taylor: ''Iwontunwonsi - Live at Sweet Basil'' (Sound Hills) * 1995 – Cecil Taylor: ''Amewa - Live at Sweet Basil'' (Sound Hills) * 1998 - Greg Osby: ''Banned in New York'' (Blue Note) * 1999 – Michele Rosewoman: ''Guardians of the Light'' (Enja) * 2000 – Cecil Brooks III/John Hicks: ''Live at Sweet Basil 2'' (Savant) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sweet Basil Jazz Club」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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