Kevin Bresnahan Posted July 15 Report Posted July 15 15 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said: Gary McFarland - Point of Departure (impulse!, stereo) I saw the lineup for this date and thought, "Wow, this is going to be great". But it wasn't really that great. I was pretty disappointed, to be honest. Quote
clifford_thornton Posted July 15 Report Posted July 15 I think it is a good record but not necessarily a great one. Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted July 15 Report Posted July 15 3 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said: I saw the lineup for this date and thought, "Wow, this is going to be great". But it wasn't really that great. I was pretty disappointed, to be honest. More than any of his other albums, this is the one where Gary seemed to deliberately blend his jazz and pop proclivities. But he has better jazz albums and better pop albums. Quote
jazzbo Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 Andrew Hill “Passing Ships” Blue Note Tone Poet Series LP 700×700 61 KB Quote
jazzbo Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 Thelonious Monk Septet “Monk’s Music” Riverside/Analogue Productions LP Quote
Rabshakeh Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 Armonicord - Esprit de Sel Turns out my turntable was okay after all. I am the greatest of the technoidiots. Quote
mjazzg Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 (edited) 48 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Armonicord - Esprit de Sel Turns out my turntable was okay after all. I am the greatest of the technoidiots. Nice album, good news. I have a turntable technoidiot story to end all others but I'm not sharing it in public NP: The Complete Pacific Jazz And Capitol Recordings Of The Original Gerry Mulligan Quartet And Tentette With Chet Baker This is just a fabulous collection I can't believe I left it so long to properly acquaint myself with this music Edited July 16 by mjazzg Quote
clifford_thornton Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 Armonicord is killer! Picked it up semi-randomly at La Dame Blanche in Paris around 23 years ago (only knew a couple of musicians on the record) and was blown away. The recent archival CD on NoBusiness (featuring a similar lineup) is also splendid. Quote
jazzcorner Posted July 16 Report Posted July 16 Liberty (FSR reissue 1984) - Herbie Harper ... " featuring Bud Shank and Bob Gordon" - rec. 1954 Quote
JSngry Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 8 hours ago, jazzcorner said: Liberty (FSR reissue 1984) - Herbie Harper ... " featuring Bud Shank and Bob Gordon" - rec. 1954 Not sure if the art work on some of the early Liberty jazz LPs have gotten full props for being as strange as they were. Quote
soulpope Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 10 hours ago, jazzcorner said: Liberty (FSR reissue 1984) - Herbie Harper ... " featuring Bud Shank and Bob Gordon" - rec. 1954 👌👍 .... Quote
optatio Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 (edited) Irène Schweizer - Andrew Cyrille. Intakt Records 008 [1989] Edited July 17 by optatio Quote
mjazzg Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O - True Story [Mushroom Half Hour, RSA 2024] Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Liberian Suite And A Tone Parallel To Harlem [CBS/Sony, Japan !979 RE] Tristan Honsinger - From The Broken World [C.A.E Record, Japan 2024 RE] recent vinyl reissue that's cheaper than original CDs...great music either way Quote
mjazzg Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 Spontaneous Music Ensemble - Karyobin are the imaginary birds said to live in paradise [Island Records/Hexagram, UK 1968] Keiki Midorikawa - Five Pieces Of Cake [Offbeat records, Japan 1975] Quote
soulpope Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 6 hours ago, optatio said: Irène Schweizer - Andrew Cyrille. Intakt Records 008 [1989] Excellent 👌👍 .... Quote
mjazzg Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 (edited) Ali Jihad Racy & Simon Shaheen - Taqasim, Improvisation In Arab Muisc [Lyrichord, USA] Edited July 17 by mjazzg Quote
jazzcorner Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 (edited) 12 hours ago, JSngry said: Not sure if the art work on some of the early Liberty jazz LPs have gotten full props for being as strange as they were. Well I bought the Item for the music. However find the coverart also interesting and modern for that time when it was released. Remembers me on the various "West Coast " coverart series (Pacific Jazz a.o.) Edited July 17 by jazzcorner Quote
mjazzg Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 Nobuo Hara And His Sharps & Flats, Elvin Jones, Frank Foster - Giant Steps [King Records, Japan 1978] Quote
jazzcorner Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 More of the Liberty coverart Liberty LJH 6009 (FSR 1986) - Sam Jones & The Buddy Childers Quintet (compilation) - rec. 1955 - Engineering: John Neal Quote
Gheorghe Posted July 19 Report Posted July 19 On 7/14/2024 at 7:42 PM, soulpope said: Excellent Thelonious Monk homage .... It really is. I think I remember that I have bought it very shortly after Monk´s death. I have it on one of my USB sticks in the car. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted July 19 Report Posted July 19 The wife and kids are away, and that can only mean one thing: Time for Jeanne Lee's Conspiracy Quote
jazzcorner Posted July 19 Report Posted July 19 On 7/17/2024 at 6:59 PM, mjazzg said: Nobuo Hara And His Sharps & Flats, Elvin Jones, Frank Foster - Giant Steps [King Records, Japan 1978] 😁 👍 excellent japanese big band Quote
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