brownie Posted March 29, 2005 Report Posted March 29, 2005 March 29: 1957 - Phil Woods and Gene Quill record session for Prestige (Phil and Quill) 1960 - PeeWee Russell (with Buck Clayton, Tommy Flanagan, etc.) record session for Swingville (Swingin' with PeeWee) 1961 - Blue Mitchell record session for Riverside (Smooth as the Wind) 1962 - Duke Ellington small group record session (WEA Studio Session vol. 7) 1967 - John Coltrane Quartet (Alice Coltrane, Jimmy Garrison, Rashied Ali) record session for Impulse (still unissued) Quote
MartyJazz Posted March 30, 2005 Report Posted March 30, 2005 March 30th. Recorded on this date: 1945, Nat Cole with Bill Coleman, Buster Bailey, Benny Carter, Coleman Hawkins, Oscar Moore, John Kirby, Max Roach and vocalist Kay Starr* record for Capitol: "You Can Depend on Me", *"If I Could Be With You", *"Stormy Weather", "Riffamarole". 1997, Benny Golson group with John Swana, Ron Blake, Mike LeDonne, Peter Washington & Joe Farnsworth plus guests Tito Puente & 'Patato' Valdes - REMEMBERING CLIFFORD (thru 3/31, Milestone): Quote
Gary Posted March 30, 2005 Author Report Posted March 30, 2005 Mar 30, 1995 Lee Konitz/Don Friedman/Attila Zoller Thingin' Quote
couw Posted March 30, 2005 Report Posted March 30, 2005 1967, Stan Getz - Sweet Rain (Verve) 1995, Konitz, Friedman, Zoller - Thingin' (HatOlogy) Quote
brownie Posted March 30, 2005 Report Posted March 30, 2005 March 30: 1953 - Duke Ellington concert at Pasadena (GNP) 1953 - Art Pepper (with Sonny Clark) at the Lighthouse at Hermosa Beach, issued on Straight-Ahead Jazz and others 1954 - Ben Webster and his Quartet (Teddy Wilson, Ray Brown, Jo Jones) record session for Norgran (Music for Loving) 1958 - Louis Smith (with Charlie Rouse, Sonny Clark ...) record session for BN (Smithsville) 1962 - Coleman Hawkins and his Quartet (Tommy Flanagan, Major Holley, Eddie Locke) record session for Moodsville (Jazz Version of No Strings) 1972 - (also March 31) Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Al Hibbler record session for Atlantic (A Meeting of the Times) 1974 - Miles Davis (with Dave Liebman, Azar Lawrence ...) concert at Carnegie Hall, recorded by Columbia (Dark Magus) Quote
Bill B Posted March 30, 2005 Report Posted March 30, 2005 1953- Erroll Garner Trio records 17 selections for Columbia-The "Gems" session. Quote
MartyJazz Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 March 31st. Recorded on this date: 1954, Charlie Parker 5 with Walter Bishop Jr. records (Verve): "I Get a Kick Out of You", "My Heart Belongs to Daddy", "I've Got You Under My Skin". 1956, George Russell "Smalltet" with Art Farmer, Hal McKusick, Bill Evans, Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton & Joe Harris record (RCA Victor): "Ezz-thetic", "Jack's Blues", "Ye Hypocrite, Ye Beelzebub", "Livingstone I Presume". 1964, Andrew Hill 6 with Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson, Eric Dolphy, Richard Davis & Tony Williams - POINT OF DEPARTURE (Blue Note): 1990, Gary Bartz 5 with Claudio Roditi, John Hicks, Ray Drummond & Al Foster - WEST 42ND STREET (Candid). 1998, Myra Melford 5 with Dave Douglas, Chris Speed, Erik Friedlander & Michael Sarin - ABOVE BLUE (Arabesque): Quote
brownie Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 (edited) March 31: 1948 - Charlie Parker and his Quintet (with Miles Davis) at the Three Deuces (Mosaic) 1951 - Charlie Parker All Stars (with Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, etc...) at Birdland (Summit Meeting at Birdland, released by Columbia) 1960 - The Swingville All Stars (Taft Jordan, Hilton Jefferson, Al Sears, etc...) record session for Swingville (Rockin' In Rhythm) 1962 - Bill Barron (and Booker Ervin) record session for Savoy (The Hot Line) 1965 - Grant Green record session for BN (I Want to Hold Your Hand) 1976 - Charles Mingus records the music for the film 'Todo Modo' released on Atlantic (Cumbia and Jazz Fusion) Edited March 31, 2005 by brownie Quote
couw Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 1937, Billie Holiday w/ Teddy Wilson record for Brunswick 1952, Bernard Peiffer records for Blue Star 1953, Lars Gullin records for Vogue my booklets tell me that Andrew Hill - PoDep was recorded March 21 and that Mingus - Todo Modo was recorded in 1976. ??? Quote
brownie Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 my booklets tell me that Andrew Hill - PoDep was recorded March 21 and that Mingus - Todo Modo was recorded in 1976. ??? couw, 1976 is correct for the Mingus, not 1977. Checked the inside liner note of the original vinyl. Have edited my earlier post. On a similar vein, you mentioned a March 23, 1940 Gus Viseur record session in occupied Paris. Paris was not occupied then. All French patriots were still keeping their faith then on the Maginot Line which the German army would never go over! March 1940 was still 'La Drole de Guerre' time. The nasty Germans did not bother to go over the Maginot Line and just went around it to march into Paris in June 1940. I know you were not born then (I was!) Quote
EKE BBB Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 (edited) I know you were not born then (I was!) Young enough to avoid memories of those hard times, I hope! Edited March 31, 2005 by EKE BBB Quote
couw Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 On a similar vein, you mentioned a March 23, 1940 Gus Viseur record session in occupied Paris. Paris was not occupied then. blame the deceiving title of the CD reissue! maybe there should be a "Jazz au Temps de la Drôle de Guerre" compilation (JiP hors séries) Quote
brownie Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 I know you were not born then (I was!) Young enough to avoid memories of those hard times, I hope! I was just a very young babe then. No memories of the Germans troops marching in! But I still have memories of later wartimes that keep my mind busy... Quote
MartyJazz Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 my booklets tell me that Andrew Hill - PoDep was recorded March 21 Mea culpa. According to the Andrew Hill discography (click here) you are indeed correct. The note I attached to the LP copy I have owned for over 30 years also indicates a 3/21 recording date. I posted the wrong date of 3/31 as this is the date on the Blue Note CD copy I have. Quote
brownie Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 Just proves that we are humans. Not computers. And we all make mistakes. Some time... And as the old saying went: 'To err is human, but to really fuck things up requires a computer'. I remember that note stuck on a machine in the early days of computers! Quote
couw Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 'To err is human, but to really fuck things up requires a computer'. heheheh. I suspect my computer changes some data in my list at times! Good thing I have mistakes pointed out in this thread so I can keep that darn machine under control! Quote
Jazz Kat Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 March 31: 1965 - Grant Green record session for BN (I Want to Hold Your Hand) Hell yeah! I would ordinarily play that one for its birthday, but I already have played it 20 times in the past few days. Quote
MartyJazz Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 (edited) April 1st. Recorded on this date: 1936, Louis Armstrong performs with Django Reinhardt & the Hot Club of France in Paris, recording “Dinah”, “Nuages”, “Minor Swing” & “Basin Street Blues” (Odeon). 1946, Charlie Parker appears with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra in Los Angeles, soloing on “Jeep’s Blues”, “Raincheck”, “Caravan” and “Ko-ko” (20th Century CD). 1951, Thelonious Monk guests with Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh in a quintet performance at ‘Birdland’, NYC as Lennie Tristano is unable to appear that evening, performing “April in Paris”, “All the Things You Are”, “What is this Thing Called Love/Subconscious Lee” (Mercury). 1957, Sonny Rollins appears with the Charles Mingus Jazz Workshop at the Café Bohemia, NYC (titles unknown, private recording). 1962, Eric Dolphy & Sam Rivers appear at a Synanon benefit performance at the Village Gate, NYC, in a group led by Elmo Hope (Warwick). 1965, John Coltrane appears with Sun Ra & his Arkestra in Philadelphia, performing 4 titles: “We Travel the Spaceways”, “Rocket #9”, “Interplanetary Low Ways” & “I Want to Talk About You” (Saturn). 1968, Dizzy Gillespie, Jackie McLean, Wayne Shorter head an all star sextet at the ‘Keystone Korner’, San Francisco (Contemporary). APRIL FOOL!!!! APRIL FOOL!!!! APRIL FOOL!!!! APRIL FOOL!!!! Edited April 1, 2005 by MartyJazz Quote
brownie Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 1946, Charlie Parker appears with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra in Los Angeles, soloing on “Jeep’s Blues”, “Raincheck”, “Caravan” and “Ko-ko” (20th Century CD). Been looking for that one for years! Will accept a CDR. More April 1: 1926 - Duke Ellington and his Washingtonians record session for Gennett 1957 - Teddy Charles (with Idreees Sulieman, Mal Waldron, etc...) record session for Elektra (Vibe-Rant) 1961 - Grant Green record session for BN (Green Street) 1963 - Kenny Dorham record session for BN (Une Mas!) Quote
couw Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 1937, Billie Holiday records four tunes for Vocalion 1956, Gil Mellé - Patterns in Jazz (Blue Note) 1960, Eric Dolphy - Outward Bound (Prestige/New Jazz) 1964, Phineas Newborn - The Newborn Touch (Contemporary) 1969, Horace Tapscott Quintet records for RCA, issued on West Coast Hot (Novus Series '70) Quote
EKE BBB Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 1946, Charlie Parker appears with Duke Ellington & his Orchestra in Los Angeles, soloing on “Jeep’s Blues”, “Raincheck”, “Caravan” and “Ko-ko” (20th Century CD). Been looking for that one for years! Will accept a CDR. Me too!!!! Quote
EKE BBB Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 April 1, 1977 Tete Montoliu (with Sam Jones & Billy Higgins) records part of "Secret love" for Timeless. Quote
MartyJazz Posted April 1, 2005 Report Posted April 1, 2005 Here's a couple of legitimate April Fools Day recordings: 1957, Art Pepper 4 with Carl Perkins, Ben Tucker & Chuck Flores - record 12 tunes for Aladdin, now released on THE ART OF PEPPER, Vol. 3 (Blue Note): 1982, Chet Baker & group which includes James Newton, Howard Johnson, Kenny Barron, Charlie Haden & Ben Riley records "Lament" (aka "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child"), "Four", "Line for Lyons", "Ellen David", "But Not for Me", "Prayer to the Newborn" - BUT NOT FOR ME (Stash cd). Quote
MartyJazz Posted April 2, 2005 Report Posted April 2, 2005 April 2nd. Recorded on this date: 1957, Art Blakey leads group that includes Lee Morgan, Bill Hardman, Melba Liston, Sahib Shihab, Johnny Griffin, Cecil Payne, Wynton Kelly & Spanky DeBrest (RCA Victor): "A Night at Tony's", "Social Call" 1960, Charlie Persip 6 with Marcus Belgrave, Freddie Hubbard, Roland Alexander, Ron Mathews & Ron Carter - ...AND THE JAZZ STATESMEN (Bethlehem): 1960, Bud Powell with Oscar Pettiford, Kenny Clarke & guest Coleman Hawkins perform at the ESSEN JAZZ FESTIVAL (Black Lion): 1990, James Newton 4 with Mike Cain, Anthony Cox & Billy Hart - IF LOVE (Jazzline or Delta): 1991, Jackie McLean 4 with Hotep Idris Galeta, Nat Reeves & Carl Allen perform live in Belgium - JACKIE MAC ATTACK (Verve). 2001, Brad Mehldau - LARGO (Warner Brothers): Quote
couw Posted April 2, 2005 Report Posted April 2, 2005 1947, Lester Young records 4 tunes for Aladdin, 3 were issued, one was lost... 1959, Mel Tormé - Olé Tormé (Verve) Quote
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