Clunky Posted February 19, 2005 Report Posted February 19, 2005 (edited) Picked up this Art Hodes EmArcy 10" LP, no personnel details although I think it was recorded in 1950.Any one know? Edited February 19, 2005 by Clunky Quote
brownie Posted February 19, 2005 Report Posted February 19, 2005 Picked up this Art Hodes EmArcy 10" LP, no personnel details although I think it was recorded in 1950.Any one know? Muggsy Dawson, cornet, Floyd O'Brien, trombone, Jimmy Granato, clarinet, Hodes, piano, Earl Murphy, bass, vocal, Hap Gormley, drums. Recorded in Chicago, April 10, 1954. Says the Lord! Should be good... Quote
brownie Posted February 19, 2005 Report Posted February 19, 2005 Thank you Brownie. I felt a little silly asking, but I'm among friends here. You're more than welcome, Sister Now spinning... Emily Remler 'Flying' (Concord) Quote
sidewinder Posted February 19, 2005 Report Posted February 19, 2005 Mike Westbrook 'Citadel/Room 315' (UK RCA original). Featuring John Surman and one of British Jazz's finest hours. An interesting contrast after the live solo Westbrook I saw last weekend. To be followed by more Westbrook - 'Metropolis' (RCA Neon). Quote
clifford_thornton Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 The Great Concert of Chas. Mingus (America), LP 2. You'll be pleased to know, Sidewinder, that this follows a cranked-up jam of Surman's "How Many Clouds Can You See?". Traded my Westbrook RCAs; maybe I should find 'em and give 'em another shot. Quote
wolff Posted February 20, 2005 Author Report Posted February 20, 2005 Sam Rivers: Contours Dexter Gordon: Gettin' Around Andrew Hill: Andrew!!! All original stereo Blue Notes. Quote
Clunky Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 (edited) Picked up this Art Hodes EmArcy 10" LP, no personnel details although I think it was recorded in 1950.Any one know? Muggsy Dawson, cornet, Floyd O'Brien, trombone, Jimmy Granato, clarinet, Hodes, piano, Earl Murphy, bass, vocal, Hap Gormley, drums. Recorded in Chicago, April 10, 1954. Says the Lord! Should be good... Thanks Brownie, I also got this Benny Goodman Sextet 10" LP , CL2564, again no details in the notes re personell or recording dates, might be Mel Powell or Teddy Wilson on the pinno, very nice condition incidentally and lovely tunes well played by all. Edited February 20, 2005 by Clunky Quote
Clunky Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 Also picked up this Art Hodes, battered sleeve but vinyl amazing quiet Quote
Clunky Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 and this George Lewis 10" LP all for £8.... Quote
brownie Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 Thanks Brownie, I also got this Benny Goodman Sextet 10" LP , CL2564, again no details in the notes re personell or recording dates, might be Mel Powell or Teddy Wilson on the pinno, very nice condition incidentally and lovely tunes well played by all. Nice haul you picked up, Clunky! The BG Sextet 10-incher has various sides from 1945. That should be Red Norvo on vibes, Teddy Wilson and Mel Powell alternating on piano, Mike Bryan on guitar, Slam Stewart on bass, Morey Feld on drums. Quote
couw Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 playing through a bunch of Polish 10" LPs in search of more Jerzy Milian doorbell dingdongism and associated hipness. Seems I hit the jackpot just now with a track hidden among a bunch of unrelated items from undated live festival recordings hosted by Willis Connover. At least it *sounds* like Jerzy, no info on the label. The track is followed by a plenty cool Kurylewicz 4tet performance. Quote
Alfred Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 The Great Concert of Chas. Mingus (America), LP 2. ... This 3LP set is excellent. The sound is much better than the Universal 2CD set. Quote
Alfred Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 Thelonious Monk - Live in Italy (Riverside - Victor, Japan) Quote
Daniel A Posted February 20, 2005 Report Posted February 20, 2005 Atlantic (1968) Music significally better than cover. Quote
paul secor Posted February 21, 2005 Report Posted February 21, 2005 Dick Hyman: Kitten on the Keys - The Music of Zez Confrey (RCA) Quote
wolff Posted February 21, 2005 Author Report Posted February 21, 2005 Stanley Turrentine: "Joyride".. I've always wondered if this was recorded in RVG's studio???? Jimmy Smith: Softly As A Summer Breeze Lee Morgan: The Rumproller All original Blue Notes Quote
brownie Posted February 21, 2005 Report Posted February 21, 2005 Jay Jay Johnson - Al Cohn 'A Date in New York', vol. 2 (Jazz Legacy) the LP includes the Henri Renaud band session with Jerry Hurwitz, Jay Jay, Cohn, Gigi Gryce, Curley Russell and Walter Bolden Quote
paul secor Posted February 21, 2005 Report Posted February 21, 2005 Spent last evening listening to some old Flyright/Krazy Kat LPs: Chicken Stuff - Houston Ghetto Blues Houston Shuffle Fort Worth Shuffle Gonna Head for Home - The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions Vol. 2 The 70's/early 80's was a great time for blues reissues, and Flyright was one of THE labels. Quote
sidewinder Posted February 21, 2005 Report Posted February 21, 2005 Gary Bartz 'Another Earth' (Milestone) 'Ray Warleigh's First Album' (UK Philips). Produced by Scott Walker B-) Quote
patricia Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 (edited) Earlier today: Tapestry of Dreams - Charles Aznavour - I used to love this album. Now it sounds maudlin. So I followed it up with This Is Benny Goodman Then, I wanted a couple of chuckles and played Lily Tomlin's "This Is A Recording" which is a collection of her standup routines. Hard to describe, but those who know her know that she is wickedly hilarious. After that, I played Columbia Jazz Masterpieces - Sampler Volume II. The tracks are: Side I Miles Davis Quintet - Bye Bye Blackbird Errol Gardner - Teach Me Tonight Duke Ellington - All Of Me Billie Holiday - What A Little Moonlight Can Do Benny Goodman - Bluebirds In The Moonlight Thelonious Monk - Monk's Dream Side 2 Miles Davis - The Buzzard Song Count Basie - How Long Blues Charles Mingus - Fables of Faubus Duke Ellington - Newport Up Dave Brubeck Quartet - Gone With The Wind : Edited February 22, 2005 by patricia Quote
doubleM Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Elliott Smith--Figure 8; before that Joni Michell--Court and Spark (half-speed Nautilus lp) Quote
wolff Posted February 22, 2005 Author Report Posted February 22, 2005 Hampton Hawes: The Sermon Hawkins: Night Hawk Hawkins/Eldridge/Hodges: Alive! At The Village Gate Quote
brownie Posted February 23, 2005 Report Posted February 23, 2005 Howard McGhee 'Dusty Blue' (Affinity reissue) with Bennie Green, Roland Alexander, Pepper Adams, Tommy Flanagan, etc. Quote
porcy62 Posted February 24, 2005 Report Posted February 24, 2005 (edited) Lounge Lizards NO PAIN FOR CAKES I love this mingus derived bands like LL and Carla Bley! LL are one of the underrated jazz group in this board, I don't know why, they havent't any Marsalis Bros in the line up! Edited February 24, 2005 by porcy62 Quote
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