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3 hours ago, sidewinder said:

this guy was No. 1 influence on Keith Emerson and Jon Lord.

So that's who I blame for my early teenage listening then.  Been looking for the culprit for a while now

3 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

What is that shirt?

Unacceptable under any circumstances?

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Albert Ayler, The Village Concerts (Impulse)

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Denny Zeitlin, Cathexis (Columbia)Image result for combo jazz jazztone

Combo Jazz (Coleman Hawkins, Buck Clayton, Woody Herman's Woodchoppers (Jazztone)

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Jacques Coursil - Hostipitality Suite [Savvy]

lots of care gone into this.  A timely and thoughtful piece of work. Thanks to Clifford T for the tip off

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1 hour ago, adh1907 said:

Jimmy Smith plays Fats Waller. 60s Mono, Vangelder stamp. Bought on Saturday from Sound records Stroud, Glos. Recommend the shop. Great sounding slab of vinyl.

Anthony

London

I like that record a lot. It’s nice to end a weekend with a record like that. 

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NP:

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Max Roach / Art Blakey - Percussion Discussion (Chess)
2-LP reissue from the 1970s.  My version even has a cut-out notch, just like the cover in the photo above.  

Now listening to sides 3 and 4, originally issued as MAX (Cadet 623) in 1958, as shown below: 

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Max Roach Quintet - with Kenny Dorham, Hank Mobley, Ramsey Lewis, and George Morrow

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Vic Dickenson and Urbie Green, Slidin' Swing (Jazztone)

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Lucky Thompson, Test Pilot (Swingtime)

Jay McShann, Confessin' the Blues (Classic/Black and White)

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7 hours ago, HutchFan said:

NP:

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Max Roach / Art Blakey - Percussion Discussion (Chess)
2-LP reissue from the 1970s.  My version even has a cut-out notch, just like the cover in the photo above.  

Now listening to sides 3 and 4, originally issued as MAX (Cadet 623) in 1958, as shown below: 

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Max Roach Quintet - with Kenny Dorham, Hank Mobley, Ramsey Lewis, and George Morrow

It's quite a change in cover art, isn't it? The vibe of the original photograph is amazing. Then the move to the stark pink/white/black colour scheme of the reissue.

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6 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

It's quite a change in cover art, isn't it? The vibe of the original photograph is amazing. Then the move to the stark pink/white/black colour scheme of the reissue.

I definitely prefer the original cover.  But the Chess reissue was MUCH less expensive.  ... Plus, the Blakey LP is an added bonus. ;) 

 

6 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

I didn´t know Ramsey Lewis played with Max Roach. I only saw him once and I think that was more easy listening Music, as much as I recall…..

I think I'd describe most of Ramsey Lewis' music as Soul Jazz.  But he's in a straight-ahead mode on this Roach date.

 

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Jamil Shabaka & Alex Cline - Duo Infinity [Aten]

anyone shed any light on Jamil Shabaka?  He appear to have moved into Reggae according to his Discogs listing

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Spinning this again:

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Max Roach / Art Blakey - Percussion Discussion (Chess)

Now listening to sides 1 and 2, originally issued as Art Blakey's Tough! (Cadet 4049), as shown below: 

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Recorded in '57 but not released until '66. 

McLean is clearly the dominant voice.  It's always great to hear Jackie -- even if he's a few years from his phenomenal run in the 1960s.

 

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