soulpope Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 3 hours ago, T.D. said: This is a good one. And the sound is vivid, which is not always the case with Enja releases. Although this is a Japanese reissue. The Cover Art used comes from the (later) Ensayo release .... Quote
Gheorghe Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 4 hours ago, T.D. said: This is a good one. And the sound is vivid, which is not always the case with Enja releases. Although this is a Japanese reissue. Dușco Goicovici was kind of a hero of our youth back then, His trumpet sound, I mean you have the Miles-sound and love it, and over here you had the Goicovici -Sound, different, but nevertheless there was something familiar. We loved his hard to find albums "After Hours" and "Balcani Jazz" with "Saga Secorama" or how they said it in Iugoslavia. This one must be great too ! Quote
soulpope Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 1 minute ago, Gheorghe said: We loved his hard to find albums "After Hours" and "Balcani Jazz" with "Saga Secorama" or how they said it in Iugoslavia. This one must be great too ! "After Hours" = "Ten To Two Blues" .... Quote
Rabshakeh Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Blacknuss Spinning this given the recent mention of Black Root Strata. Quote
soulpope Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 7 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Blacknuss Spinning this given the recent mention of Black Root Strata. 🥳🥳🥳 .... Quote
T.D. Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 6 hours ago, soulpope said: "After Hours" = "Ten To Two Blues" .... Yes, that album has a strange history with multiple reissues and different titles/cover art. Certainly good, though. Quote
HutchFan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 5 hours ago, T.D. said: Yes, that album has a strange history with multiple reissues and different titles/cover art. Certainly good, though. Yep. A few months ago, I picked up a U.S. version issued on Musical Heritage Society (MHS). I found it filed in the record shop's classical bins! As you say, though, it's excellent music, regardless of the packaging. NP: Geri Allen - The Nurturer (Blue Note, 1991) with Marcus Belgrave (tr & flhn), Kenny Garrett (as), Robert Hurst (b), Jeff Watts (d), and Eli Fountain (perc) Quote
mjazzg Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 3 minutes ago, HutchFan said: NP: Geri Allen - The Nurturer (Blue Note, 1991) with Marcus Belgrave (tr & flhn), Kenny Garrett (as), Robert Hurst (b), Jeff Watts (d), and Eli Fountain (perc) That's a memory jog, bet it still sounds good Something a bit more recent playing here, Chien Chien Lu - Built In System, Live in New York Quote
HutchFan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 2 minutes ago, mjazzg said: That's a memory jog, bet it still sounds good It does! Quote
mjazzg Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 10 minutes ago, HutchFan said: It does! 👍 just pulled it off the shelf Quote
HutchFan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 Now listening to the music originally released on the Revelation Records LP Secrets, as heard on this set: Carter is a superb instrumentalist -- but the thing that sets his music apart (for me, at least) are his skills as a composer. And I mean "composer" in both the traditional sense as well as the Wayne Shorter-articulated idea of improvisation-as-spontaneous-composition. . . . For all his ties with & comparisons to Ornette Coleman, John Carter has an artistic voice that strikes me as entirely his own. In other words: Phew! This is good stuff! Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 Eddie Harris - Mighty Like A Rose (Vee Jay). I have this as one half of a Collectibles two-fer (with the other half being "Goes To The Movies"). This is a nice & mellow date from Harris. Quote
mjazzg Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 59 minutes ago, HutchFan said: Now listening to the music originally released on the Revelation Records LP Secrets, as heard on this set: Carter is a superb instrumentalist -- but the thing that sets his music apart (for me, at least) are his skills as a composer. And I mean "composer" in both the traditional sense as well as the Wayne Shorter-articulated idea of improvisation-as-spontaneous-composition. . . . For all his ties with & comparisons to Ornette Coleman, John Carter has an artistic voice that strikes me as entirely his own. In other words: Phew! This is good stuff! Sounds like I should get myself a copy Quote
HutchFan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 6 minutes ago, mjazzg said: Sounds like I should get myself a copy Ha!!! Quote
mjazzg Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 2 hours ago, HutchFan said: Geri Allen - The Nurturer (Blue Note, 1991) with Marcus Belgrave (tr & flhn), Kenny Garrett (as), Robert Hurst (b), Jeff Watts (d), and Eli Fountain (perc) On this now, better than I remember Quote
HutchFan Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 12 minutes ago, Chuck Nessa said: A fascinating archeological survey = Chuck - I'm curious. Is the Hotsy Totsy Gang drawn from the ranks of Duke's and Cab Calloway's bands? Quote
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