soulpope Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 8 hours ago, HutchFan said: NP: Laurindo Almeida, Bud Shank - Brazilliance, Vol. 2 (World Pacific/BN) with Gary Peacock and Chuck Flores I think this second volume is even more impressive than the first. Among the reasons why: Gary Peacock. Yep .... at that time he already implemented an original bass sound similar still clearly distinctive to Scott LaFaro .... Quote
Gheorghe Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 10 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: Joe Newman was a solid trumpet player and I enjoyed his playing here in Viena, but soon no musician here wanted to play more gigs with him, since he was an asshole on the stand, lecturing experienced local musicains how to play as if they didn´t know how to play. Strange, other very prominent artists like Woody Shaw, Art Farmer, Benny Golson etc. never lectured the musicians on bandstand and it was everything cool, to enjoy the gig on stand..... 16 hours ago, jazzbo said: This one again. Sound so good. Buster Williams is one of my very very special favourites, period. Wonderful band here. Quote
soulpope Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 5 minutes ago, Gheorghe said: Buster Williams is one of my very very special favourites, period. Same here .... btw although having been part of many important recordings his work of body still underappreciated by some .... Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 (edited) 5 hours ago, HutchFan said: Back to Almeida: 👍 Yep! How about this one? Edited April 18 by jazzcorner Quote
soulpope Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 8 hours ago, Brad said: For me sort of companion album to Helen Merrill and Sarah Vaughan on EmArcy .... Quote
jazzbo Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 Tom Harrell “Time’s Mirror” RCA cd This is a 1999 Grammy nominated big band session that really delivers. Quote
kh1958 Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 Melissa Aldana, Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note) Quote
rostasi Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 On 4/16/2024 at 9:09 PM, JSngry said: I believe that the guitarist on this record, Lee Robinson, ended up in Dallas doing studio work and playing jazz with Fred Crane, Peyton Park, Jimmy Zitano, etc I didn't know that. Apparently, there's a scholarship opp available that's in his name. Quote
jazzbo Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 This one again. A brilliant fusion of jazz and classical imo. Ethan Philion “Meditations on Mingus” Quote
soulpope Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 Bass world championship .... as good as it gets .... Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 Tall Tree TT 6004 - Terry Gibbs & Buddy DeFranco " Now's The Time" - rec. 1984 - Enginees: Bill Dawes Quote
optatio Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 58 minutes ago, soulpope said: Bass world championship .... as good as it gets .... 👍 - The original from 1971 on my shelf. Saw both, but not together ... Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 9 hours ago, Rabshakeh said: Peterson & Pass & Brown – The Giants 👍 Quote
Stompin at the Savoy Posted April 18 Report Posted April 18 (edited) Would love to find a cd copy of this. Unfortunately the clip above has a few skips. Snowden was leader of the Washingtonians before the Duke took over. Here playing with stride pianist Cliff Jackson. Edited April 18 by Stompin at the Savoy Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Willem Breuker Kollektief – A Paris / Summer Music Quote
jazzbo Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Larry Willis “Inner Crisis” Groove Merchant/Solid Records Japan cd Bass – Eddie Gomez, Roderick Gaskin Composed By, Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – Larry Willis Drums – Al Foster, Warren Benbow Guitar – Roland Prince Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Harold Vick Trombone – Dave Bargeron Quote
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