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Craig Chaquico, Russ Freeman – From The Redwoods To The Rockies (Windham Hill, 1998)

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I've been having fun with the Rippingtons recently, and been trying to find a similar hit of fizzy pop. It's not this. This one is dreadful.

Charles Fambrough – The Proper Angle (CTI, 1991)

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This one's cool. Sadly no Rippingtons connection though. We all have room for self improvement.

Any others of his records worth listening to? They all have enticing line ups.

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20 hours ago, Dub Modal said:

Roach's playing is intense on this album. I've got that Mosaic Single as well - love it!

I picked up that Farewell record recently via the Octave Lab Deep Jazz Reality series. Excellent record!

Yes, it is a gem for sure. Agree totally re: Roach too. He is absolutely on fire but in a 100% controlled manner on tracks such as ‘Lover’. Glorious stuff.

Great feature for Yusef in ‘Like Someone in Love’ too.

Back on deck for a well deserved re-spin or three.

8 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Next up:

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Wonderful !

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49 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

I've never seen that one before.  Good stuff?

Very good. Brawny slightly Avant adjacent Chicago big band with a commitment to the tradition. Similar concept to Kahil El Zabar's smaller groups.

Early 00s weren't a great time for mainstream jazz in my opinion. This is one of my favourites from that era. 

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54 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Very good. Brawny slightly Avant adjacent Chicago big band with a commitment to the tradition. Similar concept to Kahil El Zabar's smaller groups.

Early 00s weren't a great time for mainstream jazz in my opinion. This is one of my favourites from that era. 

:tup Thanks!

 

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