marcoliv Posted August 15, 2004 Report Posted August 15, 2004 (edited) i´m gonna post the answers first: Track 1: Ed Motta - Um Dom Pra Salvador (Album: "Dwitza") Ed Motta - Rhodes Piano & Voice Alberto Continentino - Electric Bass Renato Massa Calmon - Drums Jessé Sadock Filho - Flugelhorn Lelei - Sax Soprano Aldivas Ayres - Bombardino recorded & released on 2001 this is an original compostion of Ed Motta. he is a vynil maniac so he wanted that particular sound from the 70's and the CD was released on a vynil cover. on his personal comments he claims that is a tribute to the great Dom Salvador and the sax solo is from Lelei's admiration on Yusef Lateef. additional information about Ed Motta is available @ Ed Motta´s website Track 2: Teodross Avery Quartet - Our True Friends (Album: In Other Words) Teodross Avery - Tenor Sax Charles Craig - Piano Reuben Rogers - Bass Mark Simmons - Drums an original composition from Teodross (as the liner notes says) this is a GRP release from 1994 recorded at Van Gelder's and produced by MC. Track 3: Gary Foster - Warne-Ing (Album: Make Your Own Fun) Gary Foster - Alto Sax Jimmy Rowles - Piano John Heard - Bass Joe LaBarbera - Drums an original composition from Gary Foster on a Concord release from 1991 Track 4: Benny Golson And His Orchestra - Quicksilver (Album: Walkin') Benny Golson - Arranger Freddie Hubbard & Bill Hardman - Trumpets Curtis Fuller & Grachan Moncur III - Trombones Eric Dolphy - Alto Sax Wayne Shorter - Tenor Sax Bill Evans - Piano Ron Carter - Bass Charlie Persip - Drums a Horace Silver composition on a "SBM Remastered" version from Fresh Sounds Track 5: Meirelles e Os Copa 5 - Quintessência (Album: O Som) J.T.Meirelles - Sax Manoel Gusmão - Bass Pedro Paulo - Trumpet Luiz Carlos Vinhas - Piano Dom Um Romão - Drums an original composition of Joao Meirelles originally released on 1964 reissued for the first time on CD by Dubas Track 6: Lars Erstrand - Four Brothers (Album: And Four Brothers) Lars Erstrand - Vibes Roland Jivelid - Tenor Sax Knud Jörgensen - Piano Ame Wilhelmsson - Bass Pelle Hulten - Drums a classic Jimmy Giuffre composition on an Opus3 release from 1984 Track 7: Ahmad Jamal - Milan (Album: Rossiter Road) Ahmad Jamal - Piano James Cammack - Bass Herlin Riley - Drums Manola Badrena - Percussion an original composition from Ahmad on an Atlantic release from 1986 Track 8: Black/Note - Gettin' Your Trane On (Album: Nothin' But The Swing) Mark Anthony Shelby - Bass Willie Jones III - Drums Ark Sano - Piano Gilbert Castellanos - Trumpet Teodross Avery - Tenor Sax James Mahone - Alto Sax an original compostion from Willie Jones III on an Impulse! release from 1996 Track 9: Tommy Flanagan - It Don't Mean A Thing (Album: Master Trio) Tommy Flanagan - Piano Ron Carter - Bass Tony Williams - Drums a Duke composition on an album released on 1983 by Four Star and re-released in 1994 & 2002 by Prestige Records Limited Track 10: Hideaki Kanazawa - Ode To Workman (Album: Happy Talk) Hideaki Kanazawa - Bass Makoto Rikitake - Drums a Terumasa Hino composition released by King/Paddle Wheel on 1999 Edited August 15, 2004 by marcoliv Quote
marcoliv Posted August 15, 2004 Author Report Posted August 15, 2004 (edited) Track 11: Jacques Loussier Trio - Gnossienne No.4 (Album: Satie: Gymnopédies - Gnossiennes) Jacques Loussier - Piano Benoit Dunoyer de Segonzac - Bass André Arpino - Drums a Satie composition on a Telarc album from 1998 Track 12: Lalo Schifrin - Renaissance (Album: The Dissection And Reconstruction Of Music From The Past As Performed By The Inmates Of Lalo Schifrin's Demented Ensemble As A Tribute To The Memory Of The Marquis de Sade) so many players there but the main artists are: Lalo Schifrin - Piano Richard Davis - Bass Gene Bertoncini - Guitar Grady Tate - Drums Jerome Richardson - Flute Rose Marie Jun - Vocals an original composition of Lalo on a Verve release from 1966 Track 13: Buddy Montgomery Trio - 1.000 Rainbows (Album: Here Again) Buddy Montgomery - Piano Jeff Chambers - Bass Ray Appleton - Drums Wilson Corniel Jr. - Congas an original composition from Buddy released by Sharp Nine in 1997 Track 14: Eric Reed - Englishman In New York (Album: Manhattan Melodies) Eric Reed - Piano Gregory Hutchinson - Drums Reginald Veal - Bass a Sting composition recorded for Verve in 1999 Track 15 - Carla Cook - Se Todos Fossem Iguais a Você aka Someone To Light Up My Life (Album: Dem Bones) Carla Cook - Vocals Cyrus Chestnut - Piano Tyrone Jefferson, Fred Wesley & Craig Harris - Trombones Billy Kilson - Drums Jeffrey Haynes - Percussion James Genus - Bass a classic from Tom Jobim e Vinicius de Moraes recorded for her 2nd album on Maxjazz released in 2001 Edited August 15, 2004 by marcoliv Quote
mikeweil Posted August 15, 2004 Report Posted August 15, 2004 Congratulations, Marcus!!! You fooled us all the way with some items. Tony Williams with Tommy Flanagan: I knew Tony recorded in that trio, but the sound is so far from his - it must have been a loaned drumset, and as I said, it's very badly recorded. That Japanese bass drums team is a killer! I'm on my way to a week-long workshop in the Black Forest and probably won't be able to look here for the coming week, so thank you very very much, and can you give some recommendations for Luis Carlos Vinhas? I liked him a lot on the Herbie Mann Do The Bossa Nova LP, what was the trio he played in? Obrigado! Quote
brownie Posted August 15, 2004 Report Posted August 15, 2004 Marcoliv wrote about track 4 - Benny Golson Quicksilver 'a Horace Silver composition on a "SBM Remastered" version from Fresh Sounds ' On the BFT disc, this Fresh Sounds reissue sounds way, way better than what I have on the original LP release of this album the Audio Fidelity 'Pop + Jazz = Swing' on which producer Tom Wilson had that weird 'trendy' idea to remix on the left and right channels - for a muddy result - all the tracks and ruin the sound of all of them. Do I have to thank Marcus for making me want to purchase another reissue? Quote
marcoliv Posted August 15, 2004 Author Report Posted August 15, 2004 c'mon brownie, you should help Fresh Sounds Records Marcus Quote
brownie Posted August 15, 2004 Report Posted August 15, 2004 Marcus, with the money I have spent on Fresh Sounds releases (I started getting them back in vinyl days), I am sure they have been able to acquire gigantic headquarters in downtown Barcelona (unless they invested in Andorra properties) Quote
Dan Gould Posted August 15, 2004 Report Posted August 15, 2004 (edited) Thanks again for the BFT, Marcus. This set a modern record for number of discs I own or have owned. As to the details: On number one, at least I pegged the era right, even if it was just an attempt to recreate it #2-I had this Teodros Avery CD when it came out but I didn't hang onto it. I know I said that it took me a while to identify this standard-I was sure I recognized it as such but as I named it in my head, I didn't write it down and couldn't figure it out again. So I figured I'd fudge it, assuming someone else would ID it for me. I'm really surprised this is an orignal it sounds so darn familiar. As far as the Golson goes, I just ordered this myself, Brownie, but I had no idea at the time (two nights ago) that it was on this BFT. #8-the track selected is a good reason why I didn't keep the disc ultimately. That's a trane ride I generally avoid. #13-I said that this was terribly familiar and very annoying that I couldn't figure it out ... well now I know why. I've had this Buddy Montgomery CD for a while now, and its all quite nice and definitely recommended. #14 is the other one that I own but didn't recognize. Probably cause I have a congenital aversion to anything connected to Sting. Thanks again, Marcus! Edited August 15, 2004 by Dan Gould Quote
Jazzmoose Posted August 16, 2004 Report Posted August 16, 2004 Damn. I thought this was a Ten Years After thread... Quote
king ubu Posted August 16, 2004 Report Posted August 16, 2004 Marcus, thanks a lot for this enjoyable disc! Again, apologies for not posting my guesses, but I'm simply too deep into the Basie work at the moment. (And then, I wouldn't have known any but the Schifrin, and maybe I would have gotten Golson right... after a few more listens...) ubu Quote
catesta Posted August 16, 2004 Report Posted August 16, 2004 Nice one, Marcus. I gave track four it's proper due over the weekend, and now I'm into it, so it looks as if I have another to pick up. Quote
Man with the Golden Arm Posted August 16, 2004 Report Posted August 16, 2004 Track 5: Meirelles e Os Copa 5 - Quintessência (Album: O Som) J.T.Meirelles - Sax thought i'd post a pic i found while perusing about this album. a recent shot from a new release party for this: Quote
marcoliv Posted August 16, 2004 Author Report Posted August 16, 2004 (edited) Vint, this picture was taken at the best record store in Rio "Modern Sound". JT is performing every week there and it´s so lovely to do some shopping listening to him the player on drums is Paschoal Meirelles Marcus Edited August 16, 2004 by marcoliv Quote
marcoliv Posted August 16, 2004 Author Report Posted August 16, 2004 Vint, this particular album released 2 years ago is far away from the ones back in the 60's. you can skip this one... Marcus Quote
marcoliv Posted August 16, 2004 Author Report Posted August 16, 2004 no problem at all Ubu the overall response on my BFT exceed my expectations so i´m very happy about it Marcus Quote
Big Al Posted August 17, 2004 Report Posted August 17, 2004 Yeah Marcus! This was a great collection! Lotsa good stuff to investigate, particularly the Buddy Montgomery disc and that Jacques Lossier disc. Very nice stuff. Quote
sidewinder Posted August 17, 2004 Report Posted August 17, 2004 Great stuff Marcus! This BFT is still getting lots of airplay in my car, it hangs together really well as a collection. Just love that Meirelles track ! Quote
tjobbe Posted August 17, 2004 Report Posted August 17, 2004 (edited) Again.. thx a lot Marcus ! The Mereilles is also on my wish list Cheers, Tjobbe Edited August 17, 2004 by tjobbe Quote
tooter Posted August 17, 2004 Report Posted August 17, 2004 Thanks, Marcus. I didn't have so much time to follow things lately. Really enjoyable BFT, almost all right up my alley and some new names to look out for. Tommy Flanagan though! Quote
mikeweil Posted August 21, 2004 Report Posted August 21, 2004 Yeah Marcus! This was a great collection! Lotsa good stuff to investigate, particularly ..... that Jacques Lossier disc. Very nice stuff. I think I too will get me the Loussier Satie disc, after all. Never would have thought it is that interesting. But the Mereilles will the the first after my vacation Quote
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