Gheorghe Posted January 23 Report Posted January 23 8 hours ago, Pim said: Yup it’s that one. All of their albums are great. I like the first with Billy and Reggie best as well. I only had purchased one or two from Denon, I think. 1977/78 was happy times for me as a youngster and budding jazzmusician. I already had saw live some of my idols, like Diz, Mingus and Max, so 3 from the 5 Massey Hall Giants. Each was great. Quote
aparxa Posted January 23 Report Posted January 23 Miles Davis Sextet – Someday My Prince Will Come Gary Bartz NTU Troop – Live In Bremen 1975 Bill Barron – Modern Windows Pharoah Sanders Quartet – The Creator Has A Master Plan (Japan) Quote
jazzcorner Posted January 23 Report Posted January 23 Debut DLP-11 (Japan 1996 ) Sam Most Quartet Plus Two - rec. 1953 - Quote
jlhoots Posted January 23 Report Posted January 23 1 hour ago, aparxa said: Miles Davis Sextet – Someday My Prince Will Come Gary Bartz NTU Troop – Live In Bremen 1975 Bill Barron – Modern Windows Pharoah Sanders Quartet – The Creator Has A Master Plan (Japan) Those are all excellent. The Bartz way overdelivered for me!! Quote
aparxa Posted January 24 Report Posted January 24 22 hours ago, jlhoots said: Those are all excellent. The Bartz way overdelivered for me!! Agreed, excellent performance and great sonics on the Bartz record. NP: Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers – Gypsy Folk Tales Freddie Hubbard – Open Sesame Duke Ellington – The Far East Suite Quote
clifford_thornton Posted January 24 Report Posted January 24 Webster Lewis - Live at Club 7 - (Jazzagression box set) Quote
mjazzg Posted January 25 Report Posted January 25 Ganavya - Daughter Of A Temple [Leiter, Germany 2025 RE] I think this is a very special album Glad to have snagged the second pressing having missed out last year 17 hours ago, clifford_thornton said: Webster Lewis - Live at Club 7 - (Jazzagression box set) You went for it. I'm still thinking about it Quote
kh1958 Posted January 25 Report Posted January 25 Red Norvo with Buddy Collette, Ad Lib (Liberty) Quote
mjazzg Posted January 25 Report Posted January 25 4 hours ago, kh1958 said: Red Norvo with Buddy Collette, Ad Lib (Liberty) That's a good one 3 hours ago, aparxa said: So is that, time to give it a spin Quote
aparxa Posted January 26 Report Posted January 26 Stan Tracey - Under Milk Wood (1965, Steam) Mal Waldron – Number Nineteen Quote
clifford_thornton Posted January 26 Report Posted January 26 On 1/25/2025 at 8:02 AM, mjazzg said: You went for it. I'm still thinking about it It's a very interesting set. A lot to digest in one sitting but definitely worthwhile and something I'll come back to with some regularity. Quote
HutchFan Posted January 26 Report Posted January 26 Now spinning: The Bruce Forman Quartet - Pardon Me! (Concord, 1989) with Billy Childs, Jeff Carney, and Eddie Marshall Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted Monday at 01:37 PM Report Posted Monday at 01:37 PM Terry Gibbs/Sal Nistico/Nat Pierce/Charlie Andrus/Turk Van Lake/Jake Hanna (Time Records). I found a beat up copy of this in a used bin the other day and thought I'd give it a try. Nistico plays his ass off. Guitar/bass/drums rhythm is a bit too straitlaced for 1964 with the guitar playing in a strict swing style. Nat Pierce's organ playing is not doing anything for me at all. Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted Monday at 02:13 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:13 PM Franco Ambrosetti - Close Encounter (Inner City). I bought this mostly because Bennie Wallace is on it. I tend to enjoy most anything Bennie played on. This one is just OK though. I think a lot of my indifference is due to the crappy bass sound. I don't what they did on the later 70's when recording the acoustic bass, but sometimes, it just sounds bad. Quote
optatio Posted Monday at 02:52 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:52 PM 38 minutes ago, Kevin Bresnahan said: Franco Ambrosetti - Close Encounter (Inner City). I bought this mostly because Bennie Wallace is on it. I tend to enjoy most anything Bennie played on. This one is just OK though. I think a lot of my indifference is due to the crappy bass sound. I don't what they did on the later 70's when recording the acoustic bass, but sometimes, it just sounds bad. 👍 Quote
Pim Posted Monday at 04:18 PM Report Posted Monday at 04:18 PM 18 hours ago, HutchFan said: Now on my turntable: A desert-island disc. Definitely 🥰 Quote
clifford_thornton Posted Monday at 05:30 PM Report Posted Monday at 05:30 PM Haven't dug that out in some time. Quote
aparxa Posted Monday at 10:12 PM Report Posted Monday at 10:12 PM Malcolm Jiyane – Umdali Zoot Sims Goes To Town (Vogue, Japan) Both wonderful! Quote
jazzcorner Posted Tuesday at 05:46 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 05:46 PM Transition trlp-1 ( Japan 1979) - Herb Pomery "Jazz In A Stable / Boston Panorama" - rec. 1955 Quote
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