Which Jazz box set are you grooving to right now?

[Jim Duckworth]

I agree with you 100% sir-you nailed my motivation in this lengthy endeavor.  Also, I realized after I published this post that I had done so in the wrong thread-so I moved it over to What Rock Music Are You Listening To.  Thank you for your patience.

[miles65]

Louis Armstrong JSP hot 5/hot 7 set disc 3. Had not listend to This in years. This music still baffels me in A positive way.

[ghost of miles]

Revisiting this one:

[ghost of miles]

Disc 1:

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Spending Sunday at the Village Vanguard:

[ghost of miles]

Revisiting an old favorite—an excellent Hoagy Carmichael collection put together by Richard Sudhalter:

[jlhoots]

McCoy Tyner Mosaic Select

[sidewinder]

1 minute ago, jlhoots said:

McCoy Tyner Mosaic Select

Good idea !   Will dig that one out, a fitting tribute.

[ghost of miles]

Disc 4, which documents the beginning of Coltrane and Tyner’s studio work together:

[Jim Duckworth]

I am really enjoying Phil Urso and Bobby Timmons on this one.

Edited March 10, 2020 by Jim Duckworth

[BFrank]

[mikeweil]

Disc II

[mikeweil]

1 hour ago, mikeweil said:

Disc II

On to Disc III

[sidewinder]

On 10/03/2020 at 8:11 PM, BFrank said:

A real gem of a set.

[gmonahan]

Disc four: 

 

[sonnyhill]

DKV & Joe McPhee - the fire each time

Disc 3

Edited March 27, 2020 by sonnyhill

[BFrank]

13 hours ago, sidewinder said:

A real gem of a set.

Yes, it is! Unusual that it includes both leader AND sideman dates. Although on BN, no one's really a "sideman." Part of what makes it great, though.

[danasgoodstuff]

6 minutes ago, BFrank said:

Yes, it is! Unusual that it includes both leader AND sideman dates. Although on BN, no one's really a "sideman." Part of what makes it great, though.

I actually generally prefer Joe Hen BN sideman dates because they push him in different directions than his leader dates, which are fine but more of a piece.  Feel kind of the same way about John McLaughlin, prefer his work with miles to his own.  Joe Hen as a sideman: Idle Moments, Brown Sugar, Point of Departure, Basra, Real McCoy, sidewinder, Song For My Father.

[BFrank]

2 minutes ago, danasgoodstuff said:

I actually generally prefer Joe Hen BN sideman dates because they push him in different directions than his leader dates, which are fine but more of a piece.  Feel kind of the same way about John McLaughlin, prefer his work with miles to his own.  Joe Hen as a sideman: Idle Moments, Brown Sugar, Point of Departure, Basra, Real McCoy, sidewinder, Song For My Father.

BN has been doing so much reissuing lately, they should think about putting together other packages like this one.

[danasgoodstuff]

Just now, BFrank said:

BN has been doing so much reissuing lately, they should think about putting together other packages like this one.

They could do Lou D and/or Rueben W, they both have significant amount of unissued material.

[ghost of miles]

Revisiting this one for the first time in many years:

[BFrank]

13 hours ago, ghost of miles said:

Revisiting this one for the first time in many years:

Should be in everyone's collection

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[Bluesnik]

I rediscovered this a while ago and am now wth the Jones-Smith Inc. group, Basie's Bad Boys and upcoming the Kansas City Seven. What a treasure of a boxset.