Kevin Bresnahan Posted Tuesday at 08:15 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:15 PM 8 hours ago, jazzbo said: It took me a while to get around to the ECM titles of Dave Holland. I heard a few when they were first released and they just didn’t click with me, but the past few years I realize how vital and interesting they are. This one I like a lot! Dave Holland Quintet “Extended Play: Live at Birdland” ECM 2 cd set, disc 1 Chris Potter – soprano, alto and tenor saxophones Robin Eubanks – trombone Steve Nelson – vibraphone, marimba Billy Kilson – drums Dave Holland – double-bass Dave Holland Quintet recorded at the Birdland jazz club over four days in November 2001 and released by ECM in 2003 40 I managed to catch Dave's quintet for several years in a row at the Regattabar in Cambridge, MA and they never failed to amaze me. Year in and year out, the music was incredible. I was so bummed out when Dave broke that group up. Quote
jazzbo Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM Javon Jackson “For one who Knows” Blue Note cd This one has sat on the shelf too long since its last spin! Acoustic Guitar – Fareed Haque Bass – Peter Washington Drums – Billy Drummond Percussion – Cyro Baptiste Piano – Jacky Terrasson Tenor Saxophone – Javon Jackson 220×217 9.73 KB Quote
JSngry Posted Tuesday at 08:50 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 08:50 PM There's some kind of Venn Diagram where Buddy Rich and Tony Williams overlap. Some where. Quote
rostasi Posted Tuesday at 08:53 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:53 PM Ab Baars: tenor sax, clarinet Oscar Jan Hoogland: piano Uldis Vitols: double bass Onno Govaert: drums Quote
jazzbo Posted Tuesday at 09:14 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:14 PM Grateful Dead “Dave’s Picks Vol. 14” disc 3 Academy of Music, NYC March 26, 1972 Quote
optatio Posted Tuesday at 11:38 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 11:38 PM Sun Ra Sextet: At The Village Vanguard. Zensor ZS 135 [Germany 1993] Quote
ghost of miles Posted Wednesday at 02:01 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 02:01 AM Still working my way through this one, with V. 17 (Saba/MPS) yet to be opened, and my local store now hipping me to an imminent V. 18 Jazz Behind the Iron Curtain V 1 & 2 coming in early summer. Such a fantastic series and glad that it continues. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted Wednesday at 04:04 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 04:04 AM 28 minutes ago, JSngry said: Record club purchase in the '60s. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted Wednesday at 09:02 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 09:02 AM December Band (Kid Thomas Valentine, Big Jim Robinson, Captain John Handy and Sammy Penn) - Volume 2: Connecticut Traditional Jazz Moose Lodge Hall Friday, Dec. 1965 Quote
jazzbo Posted Wednesday at 09:45 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 09:45 AM Should be warmer today. . . which is good, have some work to do getting items in the root cellar ready for a "trash pickup for seniors" next. week. Starting off with another disc from this three cd set: Grateful Dead "Dave's Picks, Volume 14 (Academy Of Music, New York, NY • 3/26/72)" disc 2 Quote
jazzbo Posted Wednesday at 10:53 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 10:53 AM This was a great quartet! Ron Carter “Foursight: The Complete Stockholm Tapes” In & Out Records cd 1 Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Payton Crossley Piano – Renee Rosnes Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Greene Quote
jazzbo Posted Wednesday at 11:38 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:38 AM Jimmy Heath “Picture of Heath” Xanadu cd Bass – Sam Jones Drums – Billy Higgins Piano – Barry Harris Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Jimmy Heath Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted Wednesday at 11:43 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:43 AM 34 minutes ago, jazzbo said: This was a great quartet! Ron Carter “Foursight: The Complete Stockholm Tapes” In & Out Records cd 1 Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Payton Crossley Piano – Renee Rosnes Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Greene I enjoy the music here. I have it some of it on the LP version issued on Record Store Day. I managed to snag one of the signed copies. I was a bit bummed that this LP didn't come with a download card. I was even more bummed when the CDs came out and two of the tracks on the LP release that were supposed to be "exclusive" came out on a CD version shortly afterward. And truly, even if these are alternate takes of these two tunes, then why release a double CD set titled, "Foursight: The Complete Stockholm Tapes"? Quote
jazzbo Posted Wednesday at 12:17 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 12:17 PM (edited) I have no experience with the LP set as I rarely pick up modern LP releases, and generally ignore any LPs on Record Store Day. "Exclusive" to any release from a record company seems to just mean "right now this is the only place to get it." A day later it may be a different story! The timings are different on those two tracks between LPs and cd, but without comparing those could be for extraneous reasons. Anyway, I really enjoy the two cd set. Edited Wednesday at 12:17 PM by jazzbo Quote
Gheorghe Posted Wednesday at 01:32 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 01:32 PM (edited) 12 hours ago, ghost of miles said: oh I love it ! 13 hours ago, optatio said: Sun Ra Sextet: At The Village Vanguard. Zensor ZS 135 [Germany 1993] Seems to be very interesting. I had heard Sun Ra in earlier years. Here is from the tour I saw live, but I had been a Sun Ra freak much earlier and still am, though I don´t think I have more then four or five records. Edited Wednesday at 01:34 PM by Gheorghe Quote
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