Teasing the Korean Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 Luiz Henrique - Barra Limpa (Verve, stereo) Quote
Bill Nelson Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 RE: 'Presenting Edu Lobo': Side 1 track 2 ('Jogo de Roda') always brings to mind the chordal infl. of Gil Evans. Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 Group 1 - The Brothers Go to Mothers (RCA, stereo) The Wild Tchoupitoulas (Island) Quote
soulpope Posted April 1 Report Posted April 1 7 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said: The Wild Tchoupitoulas (Island) 🥳🥳🥳 .... sort of Neville Brothers birth hour .... Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted April 1 Report Posted April 1 8 hours ago, soulpope said: 🥳🥳🥳 .... sort of Neville Brothers birth hour .... 👍 Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted April 1 Report Posted April 1 18 hours ago, Bill Nelson said: RE: 'Presenting Edu Lobo': Side 1 track 2 ('Jogo de Roda') always brings to mind the chordal infl. of Gil Evans. Funny, I am now listening to Johnny Mandel's score for The Sandpiper and picking up on all kinds of Gil Evans chord voicings and instrument combinations. Quote
mjazzg Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 Today's arrival Masayuki "Jojo" Takayanagi - Lonely Woman [Three Blind Mice, Japan 1982] preceded by Angel Bat Dawid - Requiem For Jazz [International Anthem, 2023] Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 👍 On 3/30/2024 at 4:42 PM, kh1958 said: Ruby Braff/George Barnes Quartet Salutes Rodgers and Hart (Concord) 👍 Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 i haven't listened to it in some time but that solo Takayanagi LP is great. Quote
mjazzg Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 27 minutes ago, clifford_thornton said: i haven't listened to it in some time but that solo Takayanagi LP is great. Yeah, love its economy Now this Tony Oxley Quintet - the Baptised Traveller [CBS, UK 1969] I'm not sure it gets much better than side 2 of this, the interplay is phenomenal and Jeff Clyne's arco Quote
soulpope Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 2 hours ago, mjazzg said: Today's arrival Masayuki "Jojo" Takayanagi - Lonely Woman [Three Blind Mice, Japan 1982] Excellent 👌 .... Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 41 minutes ago, mjazzg said: Yeah, love its economy Now this Tony Oxley Quintet - the Baptised Traveller [CBS, UK 1969] I'm not sure it gets much better than side 2 of this, the interplay is phenomenal and Jeff Clyne's arco This is such a good record. Was it ever reissued on vinyl? It seems a real hole. Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 3 Report Posted April 3 There is no recent LP reissue of this. It was pressed in the UK and Japan at the time. There's also a CD from the late 90s/early 00s. Indeed, the version of Stone Garden at Ryoanji is amazing. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 4 Report Posted April 4 6 hours ago, clifford_thornton said: There is no recent LP reissue of this. It was pressed in the UK and Japan at the time. There's also a CD from the late 90s/early 00s. Indeed, the version of Stone Garden at Ryoanji is amazing. File next to Karyobin... Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 4 Report Posted April 4 At least with Karyobin there are three CDs: the Chronoscope from the 90s, a Japanese mini-sleeve (possibly unauthorized), and Martin Davidson's beautiful Emanem version. I have an original and somewhat crackly (despite looking clean) Hexagram LP but the Emanem naturally blows it out of the water. Quote
Gheorghe Posted April 5 Report Posted April 5 On 3/30/2024 at 3:56 PM, Brad said: How is it ? I think the only solo Monk albums I have is something from Londra 1971 and one from San Francisco in the 50´s. The Londra album is great, the San Francisco has a bit a hesitate playing, I like the solo more with that Monkish stride. I might have seen the cover of your album in some books, but you know all those CBS recordings went so quickly OOP. Quote
Pim Posted April 5 Report Posted April 5 With Don Cherry, Jimmy Heath, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams, Ed Blackwell and Mtume. RIP Albert Tootie Heath-Kuumba Quote
optatio Posted April 5 Report Posted April 5 1 hour ago, Pim said: With Don Cherry, Jimmy Heath, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams, Ed Blackwell and Mtume. RIP Albert Tootie Heath-Kuumba 👍 - as DJM Records – DJSLM 2008 [1975] on my shelf! Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 5 Report Posted April 5 4 hours ago, Pim said: With Don Cherry, Jimmy Heath, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams, Ed Blackwell and Mtume. RIP Albert Tootie Heath-Kuumba have a Japanese wlp of this same record. Beautiful album, features Mtume's first recorded compositions. the Obé original is very hard to find. I've never even seen one in person. Quote
Pim Posted April 6 Report Posted April 6 9 hours ago, clifford_thornton said: have a Japanese wlp of this same record. Beautiful album, features Mtume's first recorded compositions. the Obé original is very hard to find. I've never even seen one in person. No me neither. The Japanese Mercury I have sound pretty good though. Curious what the story is behind the Obe label Quote
kh1958 Posted April 6 Report Posted April 6 Lester Young, Newly Discovered Performances, volume 1 (ESP DISK) Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 6 Report Posted April 6 13 hours ago, Pim said: No me neither. The Japanese Mercury I have sound pretty good though. Curious what the story is behind the Obe label It was the engineer's label and I believe only existed for that one release. He licensed/sold some of his tapes to the Springboard/Trip/UpFront imprint, which is how the record has been bootlegged all over the place. Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 6 Report Posted April 6 Mode Records MOD_LP # 127 - "Leonard Feather Presents Bop" - The George Wallington Septet - rec. 1957 - Engineer: Dayton Howe Quote
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