Rabshakeh Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 Absolutely, aside from a truly pathetic dose of man flu (sniff sniff). I've stayed on the West Coast with this one: Henry Franklin - The Skipper (Black Jazz, 1972) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rabshakeh Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 Now on my second play of Raul de Souza’s Colors (Milestone, 1975), It’s that Baden Powell track that really does me in. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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rostasi Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 (edited) A1 –Kenny Wheeler & The John Dankworth Orchestra Don The Dreamer A2 –Don Rendell Quintet A Matter Of Time A3 –Collin Bates Trio Brew A4 –John Surman, John Warren With Terry's Help B1 –Michael Garrick Sextet* Second Coming B2 –Mike Westbrook Concert Band* Waltz (for Joanna) B3 –Stan Tracey & His Big Band* Matinee Days B4 –Harry Beckett Third Road C1 –Neil Ardley, Ian Carr, Don Rendell Greek Variations: VI Kriti [Edit] C2 –The New Jazz Orchestra Angle C3 –Alan Skidmore Quintet* Old San Juan D1 –Dick Morrissey Quartet* Storm Warning D2 –Mike Taylor Quartet To Segovia D3 –Michael Gibbs Some Echoes, Some Shadows Edited July 17, 2021 by rostasi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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sidewinder Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 2 hours ago, rostasi said: A1 –Kenny Wheeler & The John Dankworth Orchestra Don The Dreamer A2 –Don Rendell Quintet A Matter Of Time A3 –Collin Bates Trio Brew A4 –John Surman, John Warren With Terry's Help B1 –Michael Garrick Sextet* Second Coming B2 –Mike Westbrook Concert Band* Waltz (for Joanna) B3 –Stan Tracey & His Big Band* Matinee Days B4 –Harry Beckett Third Road C1 –Neil Ardley, Ian Carr, Don Rendell Greek Variations: VI Kriti [Edit] C2 –The New Jazz Orchestra Angle C3 –Alan Skidmore Quintet* Old San Juan D1 –Dick Morrissey Quartet* Storm Warning D2 –Mike Taylor Quartet To Segovia D3 –Michael Gibbs Some Echoes, Some Shadows Been playing this one on LP for much of the day. Outstanding compilation in stunningly clear sound. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rostasi Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ Yeah, been enjoying that one a lot! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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HutchFan Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 and I dug this disc so much I played it twice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cds23 Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 PHAROAH SANDERS | IZIPHO ZAM_MY GIFTS | STRATA_EAST | 1969 | US PROMO STEREO PRESSING SES_19733 LP Need some distraction from all the flood, destruction and clearing work in my hometown, so I decided to work on some pictures of a record I admittedly took some time getting into; I was kinda turned off by the 28 minutes behemoth of a track on Side B. But repeated listening paid off; the standout track on this album is "Balance", a phenomenal spiritual jazz monster with extremely cool and menacing tuba sounds from Howard Johnson. The line-up is pretty much the best you could hope for, with two of my favourite bassists (McBee and Sirone) and Sonny Sharrock on guitar. "Prince of Peace", later re-recorded for "Jewels of Thought" (on Impulse) as "Um-Allah" is quite raw and less accessible than the later version, but if I had to choose between both, I'd take this one, just for the exceptional playing by the rhythm section by the end of the track. [MEDIA=youtube]tIR6Z7aIeuo[/MEDIA] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HutchFan Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 10 hours ago, Rabshakeh said: Now on my second play of Raul de Souza’s Colors (Milestone, 1975), Yeah! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rabshakeh Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 25 minutes ago, cds23 said: PHAROAH SANDERS | IZIPHO ZAM_MY GIFTS | STRATA_EAST | 1969 | US PROMO STEREO PRESSING SES_19733 LP Need some distraction from all the flood, destruction and clearing work in my hometown, so I decided to work on some pictures of a record I admittedly took some time getting into; I was kinda turned off by the 28 minutes behemoth of a track on Side B. But repeated listening paid off; the standout track on this album is "Balance", a phenomenal spiritual jazz monster with extremely cool and menacing tuba sounds from Howard Johnson. The line-up is pretty much the best you could hope for, with two of my favourite bassists (McBee and Sirone) and Sonny Sharrock on guitar. "Prince of Peace", later re-recorded for "Jewels of Thought" (on Impulse) as "Um-Allah" is quite raw and less accessible than the later version, but if I had to choose between both, I'd take this one, just for the exceptional playing by the rhythm section by the end of the track. [MEDIA=youtube]tIR6Z7aIeuo[/MEDIA] I'm with you. Balance is one of the best tracks Sanders ever recorded. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rostasi Posted July 17, 2021 Report Share Posted July 17, 2021 (edited) limited edition of 75 copies a tribute to sun ra disc one the 6th international waitawhile sun ra convention 1999 participants: detlef thiel, marion schole, anton kuchelmeister, trudy morse, suso navarrete, sigi hauff, hartmut geerken trudy morse reciting 3 poems by sun ra with sun ra's "lanquidity" blind man (8:19) tell me (6:30) the desperate soul (8:10) trudy morse reciting with hartmut geerken on sun ra's sun harp improvisation (25:08) recorded by hartmut geerken, may 30, 1999 edited by suso navarrete,valencia/spain disc two the 9th international sun ra convention 2002 sanyang/gambia/west africa, march 8 - 26, 2002 participants: rudie kagie, detlef thiel, sigi hauff, hartmut geerken, markku salo gambian bush in rheakunda /sanyang 'round midnight with bats, birds & sunny I (2:13) the gambian poet edrissa ken joof reads sun ra's poem "cosmic standards" (0:55) the two griots malang kamara & djalimadi suso from gunjur/gambia sing a song of praise to sun ra on the islamic new year's day (20:44) children of sanyang sing "space is the place" (1:41) edrissa ken joof reads sun ra's poem "other gods have i heard of" (1:26) a palmwine version of "space is the place" with gambian & guinean musicians & hartmut geerken on a turkish flute gambian bush in rheakunda/sanyang 'round midnight with bats, birds & sunny II (2:58) children of sanyang with hartmut geerken "nuclear war" (1:08) another palmwine version of "space is the place" (1:08) the sun ra tribute trio I (yaya diobaté/balafon, mohammad/bolongbato, mohammad/kongoma) from conakry/guinea (2:37) "space is the place" with the sun ra tribute trio plus omar & sarja on djembe (3:00) the sun ra tribute trio II (7:38) rudie kagie with sanyang children "space is the place" I (0.47) edrissa ken joff reads sun ra's poem "cosmic potential" (1:44) the sun ra tribute trio III (6:23) rudie kagie with sanyang children "space is the place" II (0:41) recorded & edited by hartmut geerken originally produced by waitawhile herrsching, redrudie publications amsterdam & swumfsl wiesbaden april 2002 transfer: roman bunka disc three the 10th international waitawhile sun ra convention 2003 may 31 - june 1, 2003 participants: detlef thiel, suso navarrete, chris trent, joy mather, ben franklin, bernd hefele, anton kuchelmeister, malcolm green, trudy morse, alexander johnson, grace yoon, roman bunka, sigi hauff, hartmut geerken "strange herrschings" a tribute to sun ra's album "strange strings" with hartmut geerken (sun ra's sun harp, comp.), malcolm green (swarmandal), chris trent (violin), joy mather (turtle string from marocco), suso navarrete (g), ben franklin (afghan string instrument), detlef thiel (kora, baglama), bernd hefele (tuba, baglama, coconut string), birds (birds) recorded by hartmut geerken, open air may 31, 2003 edited by suso navarrete, valencia/spain disc four the 13th international waitawhile sun ra convention 2006 "sounds from outer space" may 26 - 28, 2006 participants: chris trent, joy mather, suso navarrete, eulalia martin, detlef thiel, bernd hefele, chris hilling, alexander johnson, rudie kagie, anton kuchelmeister, salah ragab, peter dennett, trudy morse, don moye, grete wehmeyer, roman bunka, grace yoon, volker müller, sigi hauff, hartmut geerken recitation by trudy morse with hartmut geerken (sun ra's sun harp, rainmaker) "solar gongation" by members of the convention (rec. may 27, 2006) closing speach by rudie kagie in dutch simultaneously translated into german by hartmut geerken. incomplete because of a recording failure, but published in account of its unquestionable interest "outer space ham session under the stars" by members of the convention (rec. may 28, 2006) recorded by hartmut geerken edited, mixed and published by suso navarrete, valencia/spain 2006 disc five the 13th international waitawhile sun ra convention 2006 [cont.] "trudy morse speaks" (with birds, hartmut 'hartman' geerken, sigi hauff, detlef thiel, suso navarrete) about 'mit', visit to morton street, bottom line, on the road, philadelphia-birmingham, sun ra's death in hospital, village vanguard, in love with marshall allen, munich 1992, 'mit' multimedia lab, cecil taylor, poetry, mikel ray, chopin prelude, immeasurable equation, pythagoras... (49:30) rec. may 30, 2006 by hartmut geerken Edited July 17, 2021 by rostasi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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