So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Chuck Nessa]

A favorite

[Larry Kart]

59 minutes ago, JSngry said:

"Now Playing"

Thanks.

[Chuck Nessa]

6 hours ago, bresna said:

What is the story behind this cover? It's not your typical Impulse! cover. Was it Roy's idea?

That is just outside Rudy's studio.

[dougcrates]

[John Tapscott]

[BFrank]

[Gheorghe]

13 hours ago, EKE BBB said:

I love it, one of my favourite Joe Henderson albums. It was recorded in 1978 when I saw him here in Viena for the first time but don´t remember who was with him. I also saw him in 1979 and can´t recall who was with him.

Here it is two top notch all star quartets featuring Chick Corea, Tony Williams, great ! 

[BillF]

8 hours ago, John Tapscott said:

👍

Now playing:

[mikeweil]

10 hours ago, dougcrates said:

I love this one!

[Peter Friedman]

[BillF]

3 hours ago, mikeweil said:

 

👍

[Jim Duckworth]

Listening to the Night Lights program Hope Lives: A Portrait of Elmo Hope from last year, and I just needed some more.

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[mikeweil]

[jazzbo]

Started off with Count Basie Trio “For the First Time.” This is an exceptional session with Ray Brown and Louie Bellson, and the recording is great with a cool stereo effect on the organ tracks. (Basie was an interesting organist).

 

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Followed by something very different, Nucleus “Live at the BBC” box set, disc 3

BBC Radio 1 Top Gear, 27 March 1971

Presented by John Peel

Snakehips’ Dream
Song For The Bearded Lady
Morning Call
Soprano/Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Brian Smith

Baritone Saxophone/Oboe – Karl Jenkins

Trumpet/Flugelhorn – Ian Carr

Piano/Electric Piano – Karl Jenkins

Guitar – Chris Spedding

Bass – Jeff Clyne

Drums – John Marshall

BBC Radio 1 John Peel Sunday Concert, 18 April 1971

Presented by John Peel

Song For The Bearded Lady
Snakehips’ Dream
Crude Blues Part Two
Soprano/Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Brian Smith

Baritone Saxophone/Oboe – Karl Jenkins

Trumpet/Flugelhorn – Ian Carr

Piano/Electric Piano – Karl Jenkins

Guitar – Chris Spedding

Bass – Jeff Clyne

Drums – John Marshall

 

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[HutchFan]

with Paul Chambers and Art Taylor

[jazzbo]

John Mayall “Blues Breakers–with Eric Clapton” disc 1 of 2  

 

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from this box set

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[HutchFan]

It's turning out to be a piano trio sort of morning.  From one favorite to another:

[Peter Friedman]

I really like this early Blue Note Clifford Jordan album, as I do his quintet album with Art Farmer and Sonny Clark also on Blue Note. 

[BillF]

4 minutes ago, Peter Friedman said:

 

 

Now playing:

[sidewinder]

2 hours ago, jazzbo said:

Followed by something very different, Nucleus “Live at the BBC” box set, disc 3

BBC Radio 1 Top Gear, 27 March 1971

Presented by John Peel

Snakehips’ Dream
Song For The Bearded Lady
Morning Call
Soprano/Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Brian Smith

Baritone Saxophone/Oboe – Karl Jenkins

Trumpet/Flugelhorn – Ian Carr

Piano/Electric Piano – Karl Jenkins

Guitar – Chris Spedding

Bass – Jeff Clyne

Drums – John Marshall

BBC Radio 1 John Peel Sunday Concert, 18 April 1971

Presented by John Peel

Song For The Bearded Lady
Snakehips’ Dream
Crude Blues Part Two
Soprano/Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Brian Smith

Baritone Saxophone/Oboe – Karl Jenkins

Trumpet/Flugelhorn – Ian Carr

Piano/Electric Piano – Karl Jenkins

Guitar – Chris Spedding

Bass – Jeff Clyne

Drums – John Marshall

 

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Those were the days !  The nearest that BBC Radio 1 gets to jazz these days is Taylor Swift.

[John Tapscott]

1 hour ago, BillF said:

 

Now playing:

👍 A real favorite.

Now:

[jazzbo]

Late Basie big band this time.

Count Basie “Fancy Pants” Pablo cd

 

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[HutchFan]

Another piano trio.  But this time I'm hopping across the pond and visiting an Englishman.

I've said it before but I'll say it again: Garrick's early-70s run on Argo was stupendous.  From The Heart is a Lotus (1970) through Troppo (1974), he was on fire.  I like his stuff before and after -- but it seems like that five-year period was his peak, a real purple patch recordings-wise.

 

[Peter Friedman]

[sidewinder]

12 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Another piano trio.  But this time I'm hopping across the pond and visiting an Englishman.

I've said it before but I'll say it again: Garrick's early-70s run on Argo was stupendous.  From The Heart is a Lotus (1970) through Troppo (1974), he was on fire.  I like his stuff before and after -- but it seems like that five-year period was his peak, a real purple patch recordings-wise.

 

Absolutely. Then after ‘Troppo’ it went pretty quiet on the recording front until about 1980 and ‘You’ve Changed’ with Don Weller on the Hep label. Fortunately after about 1990 he did get to record more often but largely for his own label. In the ‘quiet’ period I do recall listening to occasional (annual?) late night broadcasts on BBC by his Sextet though. Wish I’d recorded them !

Thinking about it, The last time I saw Garrick perform was in 2010 I think, for the Ian Carr Tribute concert at QEH. He had his Sextet with Norma Winstone and Art Themen, plus Don Rendell guesting on a few numbers. The late Trevor Tomkins was on drums I think, plus Henry Lowther on trumpet. Will have to check.

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