Dub Modal Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 7 minutes ago, dougcrates said: My favourite Wu solo album It's great but I put Cuban Linx slightly above it. Quote
JSngry Posted June 5 Author Report Posted June 5 45 minutes ago, JSngry said: ..."The Tune Of The Hickory Stick"...no, no such thing, not on this record. Maybe there is? Discogs pictures insist on it but I have no recollection of it being on that Everest record. But this does sound familiar from somewhere: So I guess it is there but just didn't take for whatever reason. Maybe "Weaver Of Dreams" just obliterated it Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 (edited) Newport Jazz Festival All Stars “Bern Concert '89” Concord cd Some great Ricky Ford! 7 hours ago, JSngry said: Maybe there is? Discogs pictures insist on it but I have no recollection of it being on that Everest record. But this does sound familiar from somewhere: So I guess it is there but just didn't take for whatever reason. Maybe "Weaver Of Dreams" just obliterated it ???? Hickory Stick does appear here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jump_for_Joy_(Cannonball_Adderley_album) Edited June 5 by jazzbo Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 McCoy Tyner “Sahara” Mobile Fidelity Labs SACD 600×600 92.2 KB Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 This is one of those rare recordings where the engineering is an essential part of the story-telling, and Kevin Gray’s mastering lets that story ring out. Where RVG placed Jones’ drums as an anchor, how delicately he recorded Wilbur Little’s bass and Candido’s drums, where and with such careful attention to volume and intensity he placed the horns and flutes. . . there is mastery here that is a perfect vehicle for the music. This is one of the 85th Anniversary UHQCDs that has really impressed me by bringing out the heart of the music. Elvin Jones “Poly-Currents” Blue Note Japan 85th Anniversary UHQCD It’s nice that Mrs. Jones is featured on the cover as well as her composition included is one of the best performances Quote
HutchFan Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Taking a voyage to Strata-East (via Mosaic): Charles Tolliver - Mosaic Select 20 Now -- Disc 2: Originally released as Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live in Tokyo Last night -- Disc 1: Originally released as Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live at Slugs', Vols. 1 & 2 Powerful, serious, swaggering music !!! Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Grant Green “Live at the Lighthouse” Blue Note Rare Groove cd Quote
soulpope Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 1 hour ago, HutchFan said: Taking a voyage to Strata-East (via Mosaic): Charles Tolliver - Mosaic Select 20 Now -- Disc 2: Originally released as Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live in Tokyo Last night -- Disc 1: Originally released as Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live at Slugs', Vols. 1 & 2 Powerful, serious, swaggering music !!! Spot on 🥳🥳🥳 .... Quote
HutchFan Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 (edited) Now streaming: Jasper van 't Hof's Pork Pie - The Door Is Open (MPS, 1976) with Charlie Mariano, Philip Catherine, Bo Steif, and John Marshall QUESTION: I know that Philip Catherine is half English and half Belgian. How does he pronounce his name? Phi-LEEP CAT-er-ina (French)? Or PHIL-up CATHER-in (English)? Or some other way? Edited June 5 by HutchFan Quote
Peter Friedman Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 I especially enjoy Sonny Clark's piano work here. Quote
mjazzg Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 David Murray Octet - Ming Inspired by discussion in the Vinyl thread. First time in years, this was a big album for me in my early Jazz listening days Quote
soulpope Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Near time re-play ..... finally it clicked .... it took 25 years, but good things come to those who wait .... Quote
HutchFan Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Now streaming, prompted by some recent discussion on this thread: Joachim Kühn - This Way Out (MPS, 1973) features some superb drumming by Daniel Humair 1 hour ago, soulpope said: Near time re-play ..... finally it clicked .... it took 25 years, but good things come to those who wait .... Perhaps the title should have been Not Two, Not One, but Twenty-Five. Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 This is one I have bought three times. The 2 LP set is gorgeous. The US cd was really nice sounding. Then I bought the Japanese SHM-CD version and was really surprised how superior it sounds to the US cd. A marvelously recorded session played by real masters. And James created a deeply moving tribute to Billie–without singing like Billie at all or even arranging the material in a way that mimicked or echoed the way the material was done for Billie. A very impressive work. Jose James “Yesterday I had the Blues–the Music of Billie Holiday” Blue Note Japan SHM-CD Quote
jazzbo Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Rudolph Johnson “Spring Rain” Black Jazz Records/Collector’s Choice Music cd Spring Rain. . . because spring rain is falling right now. Bass – Reggie Johnson Drums – Ray Pounds Piano – John Barns Tenor Saxophone – Rudolph Johnson Quote
soulpope Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 10 hours ago, HutchFan said: Perhaps the title should have been Not Two, Not One, but Twenty-Five. Good point 😂😂😂 .... Quote
jazzbo Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 Ricky Ford “Loxodonta Africana” New World cd Ricky’s first as a leader. Ricky Ford - tenor saxophone Oliver Breener, Charles Sullivan – trump Janice Robinson – trombone Jonathan Dorn – tuba James Spaulding - alto saxophone Bob Neloms – piano Richard Davis – bass Dannie Richmond – drums LP cover: 600×589 180 KB cd cover: 700×700 230 KB Quote
soulpope Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 11 hours ago, mikeweil said: The title track with a killer bassline by Chuck Rainey .... Quote
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