soulpope Posted October 13 Report Posted October 13 5 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said: Never understood why these never made it to cd. Even more puzzling as the Storyville catalogue received a favourable reissue treatment otherwise .... Quote
jazzcorner Posted October 13 Report Posted October 13 GNP Crescendo GNPS 9005 - Dizzy Gillespie "Paris Concert" - rec. 1953 Quote
optatio Posted October 14 Report Posted October 14 15 hours ago, Pim said: 👍 - my promotional copy 8,5 x 8,5 cm 😂 Quote
soulpope Posted October 14 Report Posted October 14 15 hours ago, Pim said: Outstanding .... btw as all Billy Harper releases on Denon are .... Quote
jazzcorner Posted October 15 Report Posted October 15 GNP Crescendo GNPS-2075 - Wayne Shorter - rec. 1959 featuring group 1: Wayne Shorter (ts,leader) / Lee Morgan (tp) / Wynton Kelly (p) / Paul Chambers (b) / Jimmy Cob(dr) + changing personnel on group # 2 and 3 Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 16 Report Posted October 16 Albert Ayler -- My Name Is Albert Ayler -- (Fontana, NL) Quote
Gheorghe Posted October 16 Report Posted October 16 On 10/13/2024 at 6:47 PM, Pim said: Glad to see you like Pharoah Sanders "Love is Us All". I love that tune and so many of Pharoah Sanders. It´s interesting that though my start to jazz was Miles and Mingus, one of my first 10 LPs was a Pharoah Sanders LP "Live at the East" and can´t explain why, but it moved me and has moved me since that time in the first half of the 70´s. Anyway, actually the most stuff I listen to is the late Trane stuff, the Sanders stuff, the Sun Ra stuff, and so on..... Quote
jazzcorner Posted October 16 Report Posted October 16 Riverside / ABC Records RS-3052 - Bill Perkins " Quietly There" - rec. Nov. 23,28 & 30, 1966 (LORD's) - Engineers: Paul Buff, Bill Perkins & Fern Dorrell Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 17 Report Posted October 17 Never really liked that session but part of that is surely the fact that the original Palm pressing is fairly noisy. With cleaned up audio my opinion might change. Quote
Pim Posted October 17 Report Posted October 17 1 hour ago, clifford_thornton said: Never really liked that session but part of that is surely the fact that the original Palm pressing is fairly noisy. With cleaned up audio my opinion might change. This one is not noisy that’s for sure. Never heard this one before. I like side A a lot. Side B is considerably less interesting imo Quote
clifford_thornton Posted October 17 Report Posted October 17 Rib Crib takes the cake for me as far as those Palms. just finished: Karin Krog: Different Days, Different Ways (Philips, JP orig) Swell album, builds on some of the music she did as part of the 1969 Baden-Baden New Jazz Meeting. Quote
Pim Posted October 18 Report Posted October 18 Again side A is definitely better than side A. I like it very, very much. Side B is okay but less interesting. The single is a nice addition that was with the original release as well. Quote
mjazzg Posted October 18 Report Posted October 18 Keep going @Pim, this is an invaluable service that's helping me decide which of the albums to consider buying separately! I'm only in for one or two of them at most Quote
jazzcorner Posted October 18 Report Posted October 18 Sea Breeze SB 2004 - Sam Jones 12 Piece Band " Something New" - rec. 1979 - Engineer: David Baker Quote
Pim Posted October 19 Report Posted October 19 Keno Speller is only on two tracks which makes this double LP essentially a solo saxophone/piano/flute/bass clarinet album. Not the most accessible but definitely very interesting stuff. Lancaster has an amazing sound and it’s an intimate listening experience. Quote
rostasi Posted October 19 Report Posted October 19 (edited) Another superb, creatively packaged release from Time Released Sound Edited October 19 by rostasi Quote
mjazzg Posted October 19 Report Posted October 19 40 minutes ago, rostasi said: Another superb, creatively packaged release from Time Released Sound Pretty astonishing labour of love by the looks of it and by its description on the BC page 2 hours ago, Pim said: Keno Speller is only on two tracks which makes this double LP essentially a solo saxophone/piano/flute/bass clarinet album. Not the most accessible but definitely very interesting stuff. Lancaster has an amazing sound and it’s an intimate listening experience. Now this one sounds interesting Quote
rostasi Posted October 19 Report Posted October 19 11 minutes ago, mjazzg said: Pretty astonishing labour of love by the looks of it and by its description on the BC page This one is the mother of them all - a decade of their various packaging: Quote
jazzcorner Posted October 19 Report Posted October 19 Odin LP 18 - Bob Florence Meets The Norwegian Radio Big Band - rec. 1986 - Engineer: Morten Hermansen Quote
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