So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[jazzcorner]

11 hours ago, gmonahan said:

Re Jack Teagarden

I don't believe that Newport album has ever been reissued on cd, has it? I have it on LP.

gregmo

Havent seen it. I have the japanese replica edition.

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[BillF]

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7 hours ago, BillF said:

Yes have that too -   a superbe West Coast mixture

Supersax     Dynamite!!    1977  MPS   68210

CD      Supersax     Supersax chasing the bird / Dynamite 1977-79       MPS          2796773

Supersax     & LA Voices-Vol 2  1984  Columbia      FC 39925

 Supersax     & LA Voices-Vol. 3 [rec at Capitol Studio A] 1986          Columbia      FC 40547

  Supersax     Stonebird    1988  Columbia /Sony      44436

 

 

 

15 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Listening via YouTube. ... I wish Shepp's Denon recordings were more readily available!  

They'd make a terrific Mosaic set ... but I realize that ship has almost certainly sailed.  

 

A good Idea but not for me ;-]]

 

 

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[BillF]

7 minutes ago, jazzcorner said:

Yes have that too

The only one I didn't like was their one with Lee Katzman, a trumpeter I've very much enjoyed on other discs. It's just that the ageing Katzman sounded very much past it - fluffed notes and intonation problems.

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10 minutes ago, BillF said:

The only one I didn't like was their one with Lee Katzman, a trumpeter I've very much enjoyed on other discs. It's just that the ageing Katzman sounded very much past it - fluffed notes and intonation problems.

Katzman is great on Pepper Adams: Critics Choice

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[BillF]

1 hour ago, jlhoots said:

Katzman is great on Pepper Adams: Critics Choice

Agreed. Also on his own album Beautiful. But not on Lee Katzman Meets Supersax.

[Peter Friedman]

Andy Gibson Orchestra from 1959 filled with top level mainstream musicians.

The Mainstream Sextet with Jimmy Forrest, Shorty Baker, Vic Dickenson, Jimmy Greene(p), Francesco Skeets(b) and Oliver Jackson.

 

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[jazzcorner]

2 hours ago, BillF said:

The only one I didn't like was their one with Lee Katzman, a trumpeter I've very much enjoyed on other discs. It's just that the ageing Katzman sounded very much past it - fluffed notes and intonation problems.

I have Lee Katzman on  Kenton and Holman albums and more on  Holman/M.Lewis 5tet and Jimmy Rowles group. Probably also on a Terry Gibbs big band. Have to check that  again.

BTW MPS has issued the 2 vinyls later on a CD digitally remastered so I have "Dynamite" on vinyl and CD.

3 hours ago, BillF said:

Thats a good one here too with early Bill Evans

4 hours ago, soulpope said:

Had recorded this one from Swiss radio Rete Due and found out later its exactly the same on this LP.

 

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