jazzcorner Posted Friday at 07:09 AM Report Posted Friday at 07:09 AM (edited) 5 hours ago, HutchFan said: Now spinning: Plopped for the Tone Poet. 💗 👍 One of my top WCJ albums Now playing Biograph BLP-12063 - Al Cohn "Be Loose" - rec. 1956 - Edited Friday at 07:23 AM by jazzcorner text Quote
optatio Posted Friday at 10:31 AM Report Posted Friday at 10:31 AM Amina Claudine Myers: Poems For Piano (The Piano Music Of Marion Brown). Sweet Earth Records SER 1005 [US 1979] Quote
Niko Posted Friday at 12:02 PM Report Posted Friday at 12:02 PM 1 hour ago, optatio said: Amina Claudine Myers: Poems For Piano (The Piano Music Of Marion Brown). Sweet Earth Records SER 1005 [US 1979] That's a nice album, I like it a lot Quote
clifford_thornton Posted Friday at 02:12 PM Report Posted Friday at 02:12 PM Happy Birthday Amina Claudine Myers! And I should pick up that Cohn in some form -- don't have the Dawn stuff. Quote
jazzcorner Posted Friday at 07:48 PM Report Posted Friday at 07:48 PM Pumpkin Productions - Buck Clayton Meets Roy Eldridge - rec. 1967 Quote
Clunky Posted Saturday at 11:02 AM Report Posted Saturday at 11:02 AM Art Pepper - Smack Up - (Vogue UK mono) Many possible titles could contend for Art's best early phase output. This would definitely be on my list... Quote
kh1958 Posted Saturday at 04:08 PM Report Posted Saturday at 04:08 PM Terry Gibbs, Dream Band (Contemporary) Quote
jazzcorner Posted Saturday at 07:08 PM Report Posted Saturday at 07:08 PM (edited) 3 hours ago, kh1958 said: Terry Gibbs, Dream Band (Contemporary) Recommended ---> Vol 7 (CD) The Lost Tapes on label Whaling City Sounds WCS 143 issued 2024 Edited Saturday at 07:15 PM by jazzcorner text Quote
Clunky Posted Monday at 02:03 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:03 PM Joe Henderson----henderson's habiliment------(Victor) 2025 Japanese reissue , Quote
mjazzg Posted Monday at 03:02 PM Report Posted Monday at 03:02 PM (edited) 1 hour ago, Clunky said: Joe Henderson----henderson's habiliment------(Victor) 2025 Japanese reissue , Thank you, prompted me put on my copy, a 1973 US repress which only now do I realise has a different track listing, sharing just three tunes with the Victor. I wonder what the thinking behind that was Edited Monday at 03:06 PM by mjazzg Quote
Clunky Posted Monday at 03:53 PM Report Posted Monday at 03:53 PM 50 minutes ago, mjazzg said: Thank you, prompted me put on my copy, a 1973 US repress which only now do I realise has a different track listing, sharing just three tunes with the Victor. I wonder what the thinking behind that was I'd not realised this..a friend picked this up for me when he was record shopping in Tokyo a few weeks ago. Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted Monday at 07:44 PM Report Posted Monday at 07:44 PM 4 hours ago, mjazzg said: Thank you, prompted me put on my copy, a 1973 US repress which only now do I realise has a different track listing, sharing just three tunes with the Victor. I wonder what the thinking behind that was Even weirder is that there was a US CD version released in 2000 on the OJC label and it only duplicates the Japanese LP track listing and omits the alternate/extra tracks from the US LP when they could have easily fit on the CD. Quote
Daniel A Posted Monday at 10:26 PM Report Posted Monday at 10:26 PM 2 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said: Even weirder is that there was a US CD version released in 2000 on the OJC label and it only duplicates the Japanese LP track listing and omits the alternate/extra tracks from the US LP when they could have easily fit on the CD. If memory serves, the US Milestone LP has Out 'n In (which is the same as In 'n Out) instead of Black Narcissus, allegedly because the playing time of the Japanese LP exceeded what was acceptable for the US market. The OJC CD replicates the contents of the Milestone LP. Perhaps they (Orrin?) missed that there was another track when the CD reissue was produced, or maybe the actual session tapes were not available. Quote
JSngry Posted yesterday at 12:25 AM Report Posted yesterday at 12:25 AM Wasn't the album actually made for/by Japanese Victor? Quote
Clunky Posted 18 hours ago Report Posted 18 hours ago Sadao Watanabe----Round trip----(CBS/Sony) Japan issue 1970 Cracking album from the uneven Watanabe with an all star line up. Original sound is a little on the thin side but it's an excellent session from NYC July 1970. Quote
mjazzg Posted 18 hours ago Report Posted 18 hours ago 10 hours ago, JSngry said: Wasn't the album actually made for/by Japanese Victor? Yes, they initially released it Quote
JSngry Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago 5 hours ago, Clunky said: Sadao Watanabe----Round trip----(CBS/Sony) Japan issue 1970 Cracking album from the uneven Watanabe with an all star line up. Original sound is a little on the thin side but it's an excellent session from NYC July 1970. Released on Vanguard in the US? Sadao is way in over his head, god bless him. The trio renders him all but invisible. But the result is a stealth classic! Quote
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