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Looking forward to hearing that Mose set myself.  Right now, revisiting discs 9-10 of the Herbie Hancock Columbia box, which cover the 1976 Newport Jazz Festival appearance that featured VSOP (first incarnation of this group, I believe?), the Mwandishi Sextet, and the Headhunters... quite the Herbie fest!

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On 8/3/2021 at 11:29 AM, mikeweil said:

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... and there are such priceless lyrics as "Your mind is on vacation, and your mouth is working overtime."

I like the line before that even better:  "If silence was golden, you wouldn't be worth a dime.".   And of course the punchline to "Parchman Farm" is priceless.

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2 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said:

Music from early Antonioni films, L'Avventura, La Notte, l'Eclisse, and Il Deserto Rosso.

La Notte is a perennial favorite of mine. With Jeanne Moreau, Mastroiani and Monica Vitti. I hadn't ever stopped to consider its music, though. And I will now.

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Georgie Fame is a favorite of mine, and I am slowly working my way through that box.  Love it!

I learned recently that Mitch Mitchell was Fame's drummer for the Sweet Things album.  He is listed as John Mitchell.

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17 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Got this today, and it sure swings! I was no t aware Cole was that close to the 1930's swing and jive tradition.

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Yesterday it was discs 7 and 1, today it's disc 2 so far. 

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1 hour ago, Teasing the Korean said:

Monk Riverside.

I was going to do the same but have ended with the Complete Prestige set, which I like perhaps even some more. All his classics are there and in their original incarnation, which for me is very important. Plus, last not least, it's a K2.

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On 8/8/2021 at 10:35 PM, Bluesnik said:

La Notte is a perennial favorite of mine. With Jeanne Moreau, Mastroiani and Monica Vitti.

I browsed IMDB the other day to learn about the music. And I found out Umberto Eco also appears in the movie as a guest at the party. He must have been young then. I read one of his books in university, The Definition of Art. He only got into writing novels later. At the beginning he was a non fiction writer.

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I have just replayed the 1960s Monk piano solos. Does a 2 CD set count as a "box"? The set is called "Monk Alone" and is a delight to hear. Plenty of stride, and plenty of originals.

Track 3 on CD 2 is erroneously titled. Its name is "Blessed Assurance".

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