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On 1/18/2020 at 2:01 AM, soulpope said:

Groovy Rhythm Section ....

Yup. And Dex in prime form too.

 

On 1/18/2020 at 0:14 AM, chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez said:

god no wonder 1985?!?!  like right before OJC era....but on the 70s style label...weird

Recorded in 1970. Maybe that's why they went with the "old" green label?

 

EDIT: 
Dexter with Junior Mance At Montreux is also the subject of my post for today (Sunday, 01/19) on PLAYING FAVORITES.

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7 hours ago, chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez said:

never heard the mono, it would be nice to hear this without the seperation, I can really focus on the music better in mono, instead of it dancing around all over place with stereo imaging.   

Astonished at just how good it was - a pressing with tremendous presence and clout. Plus of course it is a stealth Hank Mobley record and Hank plays very nicely indeed.

Maybe press the mono button on your amp?

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I'm listening to more vinyl since I properly readjusted the cartridge tracking force and anti-skating control on my turntable a week or so ago. Makes a notable difference; a lot of familiar vinyl sounds different/new again. And given that I still have thousands of LPs to go through...

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1 hour ago, Captain Howdy said:

What a pain in the ass that old analog audio equipment was. I wonder if all the hipsters buying turntables today are even aware that such maintenance is necessary.

Well, if you've still got thousands of LPs, are you going to throw them in the trash or play them? Not everything worth listening to is on CD.

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6 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

What a pain in the ass that old analog audio equipment was. I wonder if all the hipsters buying turntables today are even aware that such maintenance is necessary.

Taking care of my analog equipment is a pleasure for me, few tips and it's done. Cooking or gardening is much more complicated and time consuming IMO.

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On 18.1.2020 at 8:01 AM, soulpope said:

Groovy Rhythm Section ....

Two years later there was another live at Montreux "Blues a la Suisse" with Hampton Hawes, Bob Cranshaw and Kenny Clarke. Acoustic purists critizized it because Hampton Hawes playes Electric piano, but IMHO it sound´s good and groovy, same as the Gene Ammons Album from the same date with Dexter and Cannonball sittin in, with the same Rhythm section.

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1 minute ago, Gheorghe said:

Two years later there was another live at Montreux "Blues a la Suisse" with Hampton Hawes, Bob Cranshaw and Kenny Clarke. Acoustic purists critizized it because Hampton Hawes playes Electric piano, but IMHO it sound´s good and groovy, same as the Gene Ammons Album from the same date with Dexter and Cannonball sittin in, with the same Rhythm section.

Bob Cranshaw`s E-Bass (for me) a showstopper ....

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This past weekend:

Lee Morgan, The Sixth Sense (Blue Note) Image result for Lee Morgan the sixth senseIt's About Time (Jimmy Hamilton album).jpgImage result for Hampton Hawes all night session vol 1

Jimmy Hamilton, It's About Time (Prestige Swingville)

Hampton Hawes, All Night Session, volume 1 (Contemporary)Image result for Sam the man taylor moodsville 34Image result for Paul Horn Carlos Lyra columbia

Sam "the Man" Taylor Plays the Bad and the Beautiful (Prestige Moodsville)

Paul Horn and Carlos Lyra, The Sound of Ipanema (Columbia)(

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11 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

soulpope, do you have the Waldron / Friesen duo LP on Muse? 

I've never heard it.  But I assume that it's excellent too. 

It is a nice album, although David Friesen (compared to Waldron`s bassplayers in the 80`s like Reggie Workman or Ed Schuller) remains rather on the lightweight side ....

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