So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[OliverM]

Steve Lacy - Sortie

Quartet with Enrico Rava, Kent Carter and Aldo Romano, 1966

[soulpope]

Edited June 25, 2017 by soulpope

[soulpope]

[BillF]

[HutchFan]

3 hours ago, soulpope said:

This is really good ....

Yep! You'll get no argument from me on that!   

 

Now listening to another LP that features two of the musicians from Sphere, Kenny Barron & Buster Williams:

Bill Barron - Jazz Caper (Muse)
This record should be much more well-known. I don't think it's ever been issued in any digital format, and that's a shame. 

[soulpope]

1 hour ago, HutchFan said:

Now listening to another LP that features two of the musicians from Sphere, Kenny Barron & Buster Williams:

Bill Barron - Jazz Caper (Muse)
This record should be much more well-known. I don't think it's ever been issued in any digital format, and that's a shame. 

Excellent late Bill Baron platter - to my knowledge never released on CD .....

[HutchFan]

Now on to some solo piano music from John Coates, Jr.:

In the Open Space (Omnisound)
Just right for a lazy Sunday morning.

[Ken Dryden]

Perfect for a quiet Sunday morning...  

[OliverM]

2 hours ago, soulpope said:

[BillyBatts]

The Gellers - Two of a Kind

[BillyBatts]

Bill Barron - Jazz Caper (On Muse Records)

[BillyBatts]

Thornel Schwartz and Bill Leslie - Soul Cookin'

[erwbol]

[Brad]

5 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Now on to some solo piano music from John Coates, Jr.:

In the Open Space (Omnisound)
Just right for a lazy Sunday morning.

Unless your wife puts you to work!

[paul secor]

Charles "Baron" MIngus: West Coast 1945-49

All reissues should be done as carefully and lovingly as this one. Thanks to Chuck, Dr. Sunenblick, and all involved. A musical and historical gem.

[Larry Kart]

3 hours ago, BillyBatts said:

Bill Barron - Jazz Caper (On Muse Records)

[OliverM]

[paul secor]

Juke Boy Bonner 1960-67 (Flyright)

[rostasi]

[Tom 1960]

[Justin V]

Everyone seems to be enjoying some great music today. I am currently listening to:

Stanley Turrentine - Rough 'N' Tumble: I am a sucker for Turrentine playing Duke Pearson arrangements.  It really is quite amazing to think of the caliber of band they put together for this session (a master stroke by A&R man Pearson), from established Blue Note leaders to many of the sidemen who contributed so much to Blue Note's success.  The session sounds so vibrant, with Bob Cranshaw being particularly well-recorded and Mickey Roker providing that happy, driving swing for which he was known.  It saddens me to think of the recent deaths of Cranshaw and Roker and the fact that only McCoy Tyner and James Spaulding are still with us.

[soulpope]

[jazztrain]

2 hours ago, Justin V said:

Everyone seems to be enjoying some great music today. I am currently listening to:

Stanley Turrentine - Rough 'N' Tumble: I am a sucker for Turrentine playing Duke Pearson arrangements.  It really is quite amazing to think of the caliber of band they put together for this session (a master stroke by A&R man Pearson), from established Blue Note leaders to many of the sidemen who contributed so much to Blue Note's success.  The session sounds so vibrant, with Bob Cranshaw being particularly well-recorded and Mickey Roker providing that happy, driving swing for which he was known.  It saddens me to think of the recent deaths of Cranshaw and Roker and the fact that only McCoy Tyner and James Spaulding are still with us.

I really enjoy the Duke Pearson arrangements for Stanley Turrentine.  That could have been a nice Mosaic select if there was enough material.

[erwbol]

CD 2.

[kinuta]

5 hours ago, paul secor said:

Charles "Baron" MIngus: West Coast 1945-49

All reissues should be done as carefully and lovingly as this one. Thanks to Chuck, Dr. Sunenblick, and all involved. A musical and historical gem.