kh1958 Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 Jim Hall Quartet (Pacific Jazz) Sonny Stitt, Constellation (Muse) Roger Kellaway, Spirit Feel (Pacific Jazz) Quote
aparxa Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 Hank Jones – Urbanity Michel Graillier – Dream Drops Don Pullen – New Beginnings (Issuing his later BN records on vinyl would be appreciated) Quote
jazzcorner Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 (edited) 1 hour ago, kh1958 said: Jim Hall Quartet (Pacific Jazz) There exist 2 versions . One has a drummer (Larry Bunker) copied in I've read. On 3/2/2025 at 9:38 PM, HutchFan said: Edited March 9 by jazzcorner error Quote
optatio Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 Michel Graillier: In A Spring Way. Red Record VPA 133 [Italy 1978] Quote
kh1958 Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 21 minutes ago, jazzcorner said: There exist 2 versions . One has a drummer (Larry Bunker) copied in I've read. My copy has Larry Bunker on drums. Quote
HutchFan Posted March 9 Report Posted March 9 58 minutes ago, optatio said: Michel Graillier: In A Spring Way. Red Record VPA 133 [Italy 1978] I've always been curious about that LP. Never seen a copy though. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 16 hours ago, optatio said: Michel Graillier: In A Spring Way. Red Record VPA 133 [Italy 1978] Do they spell the lead's name wrong or is it actually Grailler? Quote
aparxa Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 Ellington Uptown Les Ballets Africains De Keita Fodeba Vol. 6 Mombasa – Tathagata (enjoyed African R&B quite a lot, this one much less at my first listen) 32 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Do they spell the lead's name wrong or is it actually Grailler? It is Graillier. It is a common mistake, even for French folks, to forget the second i after a double l, as it would pronounce basically the same. I remember in Junior high our French teacher challenging us to make less than 3 mistakes to a 15-word dicatation (of the type "Un chasseur qui bayait aux corneilles tira un levraut derrière un groseillier : quelle imbécillité !") and everibody failed. Quote
optatio Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 5 hours ago, Rabshakeh said: Do they spell the lead's name wrong or is it actually Grailler? 5 hours ago, aparxa said: It is Graillier. It is a common mistake, even for French folks, to forget the second i after a double l, as it would pronounce basically the same. I remember in Junior high our French teacher challenging us to make less than 3 mistakes to a 15-word dicatation (of the type "Un chasseur qui bayait aux corneilles tira un levraut derrière un groseillier : quelle imbécillité !") and everibody failed. 👍 Quote
jazzcorner Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 22 hours ago, kh1958 said: My copy has Larry Bunker on drums. Here is the first(origininal) version with the same tracks https://www.discogs.com/master/350975-Jim-Hall-Trio-Jazz-Guitar Quote
aparxa Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 Yusef Lateef – Part Of The Search Both time-capsule and visionary, both elegant and extravagant, a curious object. NP: Al Haig – Parisian Thoroughfare Quote
aparxa Posted March 11 Report Posted March 11 Red Garland / Ron Carter / "Philly" Joe Jones – Crossings Hampton Hawes – The Green Leaves Of Summer Until recently, I was certain the standard was "I'll wind". Quote
adh1907 Posted March 11 Report Posted March 11 Jazz from the Westchester Workshop, London Records 1957. Recent buy for a tenner. A minor masterpiece, in a birth of the cool style. Carmen Leggio, tenor. Eddie Bert, trombone, Gen Allen, baritone, the only names known to me. Vinnie Riccitelli, composer, arranger and alto. A marvellous sounding recording by ‘Unique, New York’. No details of the recording engineer on my UK issue. Quote
mjazzg Posted March 13 Report Posted March 13 Donald Byrd - Black Byrd [Blue Note, USA 1973] Ridiculously good this Quote
mjazzg Posted March 13 Report Posted March 13 The Brass Company - Colors [Strata East, USA 1975] Quote
Gheorghe Posted March 15 Report Posted March 15 On 2/28/2025 at 3:22 PM, Chuck Nessa said: wow, would not have recognized him. Really weird. But I must admit I never heard him on else occasions than with Blakey. It seems that he didn´t have so much luck after leaving Blakey Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted March 15 Report Posted March 15 5 hours ago, Gheorghe said: wow, would not have recognized him. Really weird. But I must admit I never heard him on else occasions than with Blakey. It seems that he didn´t have so much luck after leaving Blakey If you read his Wiki entry, his downward career path was probably due to his addictions, rather than bad luck. He died at 38 from cirrhosis. Quote
Pim Posted March 15 Report Posted March 15 Hearing unfortunately not fully recovered but this arrived today in the mail and I don’t want do spend another day without music. Energy level is getting way better, did a CrossFit training this morning, and this awesome record makes it even better: Quote
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