clandy44 Posted April 18, 2005 Report Posted April 18, 2005 Barry Harris-The Bird of Red and Gold Quote
clandy44 Posted April 18, 2005 Report Posted April 18, 2005 Couw-We joined this BB the same day and you have only 8,762 more posts than I do. Hmm. I have been slacking. Quote
couw Posted April 18, 2005 Report Posted April 18, 2005 8763... Gil Mellé - Quadrama (Prestige) Quote
clandy44 Posted April 19, 2005 Report Posted April 19, 2005 Billy Mitchell-De Lawd's Blues. 8,762. Quote
wolff Posted April 19, 2005 Author Report Posted April 19, 2005 (edited) Groovin' to Dizzy Reece: Star Bright (BN Mono/Classic Records) Have almost all of the titles I want (14) of this nice series by Classic Records. The more I listen to these the more I appreciate them. I've started on buying the Eighty-Eight's titles I think I may like. 3 more to arrive this week. Edited April 19, 2005 by wolff Quote
clifford_thornton Posted April 19, 2005 Report Posted April 19, 2005 Sidewinder, thanks for the info! Quote
marcello Posted April 19, 2005 Report Posted April 19, 2005 STANLEY TURRENTINE: CHERRY with MILT JACKSON CTI RECORDS, CTI 6017(LP) RELEASED: 1972, USA Stanley Turrentine : tenor saxophone Milt Jackson : vibes Bob James : piano, electric piano Cornell Dupree : guitar Billy Cobham : drums Ron Carter : bass 1. Speedball (6:39) [Lee Morgan] 2. I Remember You (5:10) [J.Mercer, V.Schertzinger] 3. The Revs (7:47) [Milt Jackson] 4. Sister Sanctified (6:01) [Weldon J.Irvine,Jr.] 5. Cherry (5:13) [Gilbert, Redman] 6. Introspective (7:02) [Weldon J.Irvine,Jr.] Quote
Noj Posted April 20, 2005 Report Posted April 20, 2005 STANLEY TURRENTINE: CHERRY with MILT JACKSON CTI RECORDS, CTI 6017(LP) RELEASED: 1972, USA Stanley Turrentine : tenor saxophone Milt Jackson : vibes Bob James : piano, electric piano Cornell Dupree : guitar Billy Cobham : drums Ron Carter : bass 1. Speedball (6:39) [Lee Morgan] 2. I Remember You (5:10) [J.Mercer, V.Schertzinger] 3. The Revs (7:47) [Milt Jackson] 4. Sister Sanctified (6:01) [Weldon J.Irvine,Jr.] 5. Cherry (5:13) [Gilbert, Redman] 6. Introspective (7:02) [Weldon J.Irvine,Jr.] Jim Alfredson noticed they truncated "Sister Sanctified." I don't suppose there's any chance Creed Taylor will reissue this one sans edit... Quote
pasta Posted April 21, 2005 Report Posted April 21, 2005 Johnny "Hammond" Smith- What's Going On (Prestige) Niiiiiiice! Quote
wolff Posted April 21, 2005 Author Report Posted April 21, 2005 Lonnie Plaxico: Live at the Jazz Standard Ellington: Piano In The Foreground Jack Johnson: Brushfire Fairytales (G Love's West Coast brother) Linda Thompson: Fashionably Late All new to me, and I'm very happy to have them in my collection. Quote
jbs-tom Posted April 21, 2005 Report Posted April 21, 2005 oh yes, i like jack johnson too ! got all ? 3 cds from him. i am far way from california here in munich, but jack brings the west coast right into my room anybody saw him live ? Quote
sidewinder Posted April 21, 2005 Report Posted April 21, 2005 'Gerry Mulligan Meets the Sax Giants Vol 2'. (UK Verve). This was the very first jazz LP I ever bought in 1974 and I haven't played it in years. Amazingly, it is still in mint ! Great work by the late Stan Levey on the Mulligan/Getz tracks. Will follow up with more LPs from the Mosaic 'Complete Roulette Basie Live' set Quote
wolff Posted April 22, 2005 Author Report Posted April 22, 2005 (edited) Ben Harper and the Blind Boys Of Alabama: There Will Be A Light Clark Terry & Max Roach: Friendship (Eighty-Eight's) Lucinda Williams: World Without Tears Edited April 22, 2005 by wolff Quote
gslade Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 Woody Shaw Master of the Art Live, on Elecktra Quote
sidewinder Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 'The Essential Miles Davis' - French CBS 3LP set with 'velveteen mock Indian restaurant wallpaper' cover on the box. Also includes a 45rpm of 'Great Expectations'. Quote
sidewinder Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 Nick Brignola/Pepper Adams 'Baritone Madness' (Beehive) Wow !!! Quote
Clunky Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 Last night Earl Hines - Paris Session 1965- Duceret Thomsom- might be the best late Hine's I've heard Frank Foster- Frankly Speaking - Concord- these Concord vinyls sound fab. Nice tight swing session. John Handy - In the vernacular - Vogue 2Lp ( ex Roulette)- suprisinglt little talked about sessions. Very good. Quote
sidewinder Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 The Three Sounds 'Vibrations' (NY USA mono, Liberty cover). This one gets slagged off a lot in the reviews but I rather like it. Quote
sidewinder Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 JJ Johnson 'JJ !' RCA Dynagroove original - JJ with stellar 1960s big band. Quote
patricia Posted April 22, 2005 Report Posted April 22, 2005 (edited) Greatest Hits - Dr Hook [i think that this group is still around.] They were very big in the '70s. Includes "On The Cover Of the Rollin' Stone". Ray Sawyer is the lead singer and wears an eyepatch and a nifty hat with a feather. A little aside. Check the record's label when you are shopping for old vinyl. This was in the cover for an earlier collection, "Pleasure and Pain". Poppa John Gordy's Ragtime Piano - Poppa John Gordy Down Yonder - Del Wood [more ragtime piano] Chameleon - Maynard Ferguson Edited April 23, 2005 by patricia Quote
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