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On 12/11/2023 at 3:50 PM, Brad said:

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Nicely done issue of this music.  Grant's live dates add something. The two sets offered up by Resonance a few years ago are very good too. 

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9 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

 

It seems that Lew Tabackin as travelled much as a single with local rhythm sections in the last years, I somehow missed it. 

Saw Lew Tabackin just the once at a California Club (somewhere in the SF Valley). Really nice club, evening and excellent music as I recall.

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United Jazz and Rock Ensemble on Mood Records - 'Round Seven'.

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Charles Mingus presents Jazz Workshop Vol 2 (Vogue UK 10”). My Dad’s record. 5 trombones stretching out, one track per side.  Willie Dennis and JJ Johnson stand out. Great live sound, recorded in Brooklyn 1953. Must track down Vol 1.  

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39 minutes ago, Brad said:

Mark Styker mentioned this last week or the week before in one of his Twitter posts so I picked up a copy.

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Is that a toothbrush in Bird's right hand? 

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9 hours ago, Brad said:

Mark Styker mentioned this last week or the week before in one of his Twitter posts so I picked up a copy.

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Yes you mention it and I remember I must have it somewhere. When I was a youngster, I bought a lot of those "Spotlite" LPs, I think there is also one of Bird in Paris, but they published anything that was recorded of Bird, may it be good, may it be sad, may it have a better ore a barely acceptable sound.....

I have a vague memory, that there is also tunes that Bird didn´t record much, some "Strike Up the Band" or "Fine and Dandy" or so. 

There´s also a very long Body & Soul but somehow the local musicians never know if to play ballad time or double time, so I think I remember they not always really together....

The rest might be standard bop repertory like the "Bird in Paris"....

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10 hours ago, Brad said:

Mark Styker mentioned this last week or the week before in one of his Twitter posts so I picked up a copy.

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Recently I had an attempt at an LP clear out. This was on the pile for possible onward movement.Once I listened to it I realised that it was a keeper. Better sound compared to the Bird in Paris set , but that too was a keeper. 

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This isn't bad.  But it's not nearly as good as I would like it to be.  The music strikes me as very "studio-y" and docile.  Nobody ever lets loose.  I suppose it's telling that this album never was issued in the U.S. . . . I pulled it off the shelf to see if I still felt the same way since my last listen, and I do.  

 

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On 12/20/2023 at 8:22 AM, sidewinder said:

Somewhere in the racks I have a red Storyville LP which I think covers the same Swedish tour.

Storyville also issued it.  Recently, it’s been re-issued by Bird’s Nest which I think is a PD label. 

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3 hours ago, Pim said:

school holidays here. Time for my annual 18 yo Tallisker Speyside whiskey and some Phineas Newborn to close off the school year.

Excellent on both counts -- music and spirits.  ;) 

 

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