jeffcrom Posted October 23, 2014 Report Posted October 23, 2014 Trios by Company (Incus). The record collecting bug is strange. This afternoon, for some reason, I became obsessed with trying to track down some of the Company recordings on my want list. It was a fun hunt, but at one point I asked myself, "Why don't you just play some of the Company recordings that you have, dumbass?" So I'm playing this one, and enjoying it. And it amuses me greatly that there is a musician who has recorded with Company, The Shaking Ray Levis, and The Band. So I guess that's tonight's trivia question. J.D. Parran! Does he play with a King Crimson vet on this one? We have a winner! And yes, he plays with Mr. Muir on this record. Quote
His Boy Elroy Posted October 23, 2014 Report Posted October 23, 2014 If it happens, it will be expensive. I'd definitely be interested, fwiw. That one's been on my list forever, it seems . . . NP, an old favorite: Quote
Homefromtheforest Posted October 23, 2014 Report Posted October 23, 2014 Trios by Company (Incus). The record collecting bug is strange. This afternoon, for some reason, I became obsessed with trying to track down some of the Company recordings on my want list. It was a fun hunt, but at one point I asked myself, "Why don't you just play some of the Company recordings that you have, dumbass?" So I'm playing this one, and enjoying it. And it amuses me greatly that there is a musician who has recorded with Company, The Shaking Ray Levis, and The Band. So I guess that's tonight's trivia question. J.D. Parran! Does he play with a King Crimson vet on this one? We have a winner! And yes, he plays with Mr. Muir on this record. For me this is one of the more compelling Company titles along with the "epiphanies" 2LP. Quote
AndrewHill Posted October 23, 2014 Report Posted October 23, 2014 Broke in my daughters new turntable in tonight with Jackie Macs right now mono ny usa; tommy turrentines time record; sonny stitts the hard swing on the trumpeter logo label, Mingus' jazz portraits on UA stereo, Stitt n gonsalves salt n pepper on impulse stereo n mjq/ milt Jackson quintet on prestige w50th label Quote
paul secor Posted October 23, 2014 Report Posted October 23, 2014 Miles Davis/Tadd Dameron Quintet in Paris (Columbia) Quote
jeffcrom Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 (edited) Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is. Edited October 24, 2014 by jeffcrom Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Trios by Company (Incus). The record collecting bug is strange. This afternoon, for some reason, I became obsessed with trying to track down some of the Company recordings on my want list. It was a fun hunt, but at one point I asked myself, "Why don't you just play some of the Company recordings that you have, dumbass?" So I'm playing this one, and enjoying it. And it amuses me greatly that there is a musician who has recorded with Company, The Shaking Ray Levis, and The Band. So I guess that's tonight's trivia question. J.D. Parran! Does he play with a King Crimson vet on this one? We have a winner! And yes, he plays with Mr. Muir on this record. For me this is one of the more compelling Company titles along with the "epiphanies" 2LP. I have a lot of the Company records but not that one. I'll track one down. Quote
Homefromtheforest Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Stockhausen "from the seven days" (DG, Germany 7LP box) I played two records last night, and am just midway through a third. I bought this a few years back but am only now trying to go through the entire thing. There's a ton of great music on here with most members of New Phonic Art present(Michel Portal and JF Jenny Clark being the big "jazz" names). This simply suffers from "box set syndrome"...so much music & so little time! Quote
Homefromtheforest Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Dharma quintet "end starting" (SFP, France). A recent acquisition; killer electric piano battling acid guitar over a free jazz rhythm section...pretty frikken awesome! Quote
porcy62 Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 "Guinneviere" from Davis' Bitches Brew Sessions, Mosaic. Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Dharma quintet "end starting" (SFP, France). A recent acquisition; killer electric piano battling acid guitar over a free jazz rhythm section...pretty frikken awesome! Nice, just got a rip of that one. Usually when they come up for sale they're hammered! Stockhausen "from the seven days" (DG, Germany 7LP box) I played two records last night, and am just midway through a third. I bought this a few years back but am only now trying to go through the entire thing. There's a ton of great music on here with most members of New Phonic Art present(Michel Portal and JF Jenny Clark being the big "jazz" names). This simply suffers from "box set syndrome"...so much music & so little time! I love that set. Got a fairly affordable copy quite a while back. Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is. What next? Batman? Holy smoke!!! Organissimo is a WONDERFUL place!!!!! MG Quote
mjazzg Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is.I find that whole idea oddly intriguing and tempting. I don't know why but maybe because it harks back to early childhood music/book packages, some great tunes and combuines that with a cottage-industry/craftsman, self production ethos.I'd love to hear and see one in the flesh Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Well, to MG's point, Batman's already been covered by Sun Ra... Byard Lancaster was seemingly obsessed with "Somewhere over the Rainbow," which I associate with Disney. Quote
A Lark Ascending Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 (edited) Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is. I find that whole idea oddly intriguing and tempting. I don't know why but maybe because it harks back to early childhood music/book packages, some great tunes and combuines that with a cottage-industry/craftsman, self production ethos. I'd love to hear and see one in the flesh Do you know this: Brilliant (though high production) set of completely varied Disney interpretations. Imagine the Disney songbook up to the late 60s played by the houseband on Pinocchio's Pleasure Island. A rather disturbing listen. Edited October 24, 2014 by A Lark Ascending Quote
mjazzg Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is.I find that whole idea oddly intriguing and tempting. I don't know why but maybe because it harks back to early childhood music/book packages, some great tunes and combuines that with a cottage-industry/craftsman, self production ethos.I'd love to hear and see one in the flesh Do you know this: Brilliant (though high production) set of completely varied Disney interpretations. Imagine the Disney songbook up to the late 60s played by the houseband on Pinocchio's Pleasure Island. A rather disturbing listen.No I don't but I'll look it up. There's the Sun Ra Disney on Leo Records too Quote
jeffcrom Posted October 24, 2014 Report Posted October 24, 2014 Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is. I find that whole idea oddly intriguing and tempting. I don't know why but maybe because it harks back to early childhood music/book packages, some great tunes and combuines that with a cottage-industry/craftsman, self production ethos. I'd love to hear and see one in the flesh Do you know this: Brilliant (though high production) set of completely varied Disney interpretations. Imagine the Disney songbook up to the late 60s played by the houseband on Pinocchio's Pleasure Island. A rather disturbing listen. No I don't but I'll look it up. There's the Sun Ra Disney on Leo Records too The Tom Waits version of "Heigh-Ho" on Stay Awake is very cool, and is one of my wife's favorite recordings. Yes, Jamison Williams' Disney efforts have an appealing, do-it-yourself quality to them. And the covers all have Disney illustrations which have been disturbingly altered, as in the cover above, which features Snow White scrubbing a blood-stained Dopey. Quote
B. Clugston Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 Kent Carter, Solo with Claude Bernard (Ictus). Quote
sidewinder Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 Jamison Williams - Disney Classics, Vol. VI (Vantage Bulletin). Okay, this is weird. Jamison Williams is a Florida avant-garde saxophonist who is seemingly obsessed with all things Disney. This is the sixth extremely-limited-edition 7" record of solo soprano sax deconstructions of Disney songs he has put out. Each one is hand-lathed and comes with a "read-along storybook," as shown here. This one has "A Spoonful of Sugar" on one side and "When You Wish Upon a Star" on the other. I also bought a similar limited-edition cassette (with storybook) of two duets with Dan Kozac: "Zip a Dee Doo Day" and "The Bare Necessities." The package (which arrived today) was full of all sorts of freebies, including several CDrs and another cassette. It's all intriguing and fascinating, but I need to do some further listening to decided how good it actually is.I find that whole idea oddly intriguing and tempting. I don't know why but maybe because it harks back to early childhood music/book packages, some great tunes and combuines that with a cottage-industry/craftsman, self production ethos.I'd love to hear and see one in the flesh Do you know this: Brilliant (though high production) set of completely varied Disney interpretations. Imagine the Disney songbook up to the late 60s played by the houseband on Pinocchio's Pleasure Island. A rather disturbing listen.No I don't but I'll look it up. There's the Sun Ra Disney on Leo Records too I remember seeing Ra and co singing 'Zipedee Do Da' about 20 years ago.. Quote
A Lark Ascending Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 Must play the Sun Ra Disney record again - rather low-fi concert recording, I think. Sun Ra's 'Elephants on Parade' is one of the highlights of the Wilner disc (I'm always melted by Bonnie Raitt's 'Baby Mine' too!). Quote
JSngry Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 .... "Somewhere over the Rainbow," which I associate with Disney. Why? Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 my bad, for some reason I remembered The Wizard of Oz as a Disney film! now: Gong - Camembert Electrique - (Virgin Caroline UK) Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 Just started Kenny Burrell - Ellington is forever vol1 - Fantasy (promo) Had to get vol 2 on CD - never saw an LP over here. Played that the other day. MG Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 25, 2014 Report Posted October 25, 2014 Dark - Round the Edges - (SIS, Machu Picchu reissue) Quote
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