jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 It would have been my Dad’s 92nd today, and he has been gone just shy of two years. I’m playing a box set I got for him that he loved. I Got Rhythm: The Smithsonian George Gershwin Collection 760×1500 156 KB Quote
jazzcorner Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 2 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: Love it. More good ones on the DAWN label! Quote
felser Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 My favorite Shepp album, especially with the two great CD bonus cuts ("New Africa" and "Bakai"). Quote
mjazzg Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Keiji Haino & Peter Brötzmann - 'The Beginning Or The End, Which Will Be The First To Admit It's Opponent' from the Black Editions box set Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 with Roy Campbell, Richard Dunbar, Curtis Clark, Wilbur Morris & John Betsch - 1984 Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 A new version of this monumental music will be out this week, sourced from a better source tape supposedly–that said I love the sound on this Japanese set and wanted to give the second disc a spin tonight. Rollins was really something else at this time (and beyond!) Sonny Rollins “Complete A Night at the.Village Vanguard” 24 Bit by RVG TOCJ 2 cd set Blue Note Japan Quote
Gheorghe Posted April 24 Report Posted April 24 19 hours ago, jazzbo said: Miles Davis “Water Babies” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 This is sort of a schizophrenic cd as both sides are so different. I remember how exciting it was when this was first released on LP! I remember it was out when all them wonderful Miles albums of the 70´s were out (On the Corner, In Concert, Live Evil, and so on and I was expecting a new Miles Davis album, and to my astonishment this was a thing of older stuff from the 60´s, but I was not disappointed at all, since I love Miles from 1948, 58, 68 same like Miles from 1978 or 1988..... 5 hours ago, rostasi said: Strange, they took the cover photo from a later Bud Powell album (Return of Bud Powll). There was a series of photos hot during that 1964 studio album and I like those photos most from Bud Powell, they are wonderful. But Sure Thing must have been around the early 50´s I think it was broadcasted quite often. The piece as some classical approach with fugue like lines, not exactly my alley, but it´s wonderful, how Mingus does all those bass figures. Okay, I like the piece, but never to the same amount like if he played let´s say "Woodyn You", "Salt Peanuts", I wanna be Happy or all them ballads...... Quote
jazzbo Posted April 24 Report Posted April 24 “Jazz Crusaders: the Pacific Jazz Quintet Studio Sessions” Mosaic Records disc 3 Quote
jazzbo Posted April 24 Report Posted April 24 This morning calls for some Jobim. Virginie Daïdé Feat Tom Harrell “Dream Jobim” 600×538 135 KB Quote
jazzbo Posted April 24 Report Posted April 24 Ray Bryant featuring Kenny Burrell “No Problem” Emarcy cd With Peter and Kenny Washington. Quote
jazzbo Posted April 24 Report Posted April 24 “No Problem” made me think of the incredible rendition on this disc so. . . . Barney Wilen Quintet “New York Romance” Venus cd 700×688 101 KB An alternate cover, both covers feature his gal Marie Moor. Quote
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