soulpope Posted Tuesday at 08:22 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:22 PM 2 hours ago, HutchFan said: Good one 🤓 .... Quote
optatio Posted Tuesday at 09:01 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:01 PM Stanley Cowell: Regeneration. Charly Records ‎CDGR 247 [Germany 1998] Quote
soulpope Posted Tuesday at 09:35 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:35 PM 5 hours ago, HutchFan said: Now: Excellent Piano Solo platter .... very good sound too .... Quote
adh1907 Posted Tuesday at 10:02 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 10:02 PM Horace Silver Trio Blue Note CD. Safari and Yeah are the same tune, yes? Feather and Blumenthal liner notes don’t seem to acknowledge this. Quote
JSngry Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM Author Report Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM Just picked up the new Audiophile Blu-ray LP this afternoon at Mega Lo Mart!!! Quote
Gheorghe Posted 19 hours ago Report Posted 19 hours ago 12 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: It´s my favourite Curtis Fuller record. In my youth I had the wish to gather at least one record from all those heroes of mine. Let´s say my first jazz was the First Miles Davis Quintet and sure I had records from each of the members, let´s say "Blue Trane", "Whims of Chambers" "Blues for Dracula" and "Garlands of Red" or so, and sure when I heard "Blue Trane" I heard Curtis Fuller and got that "Opener". That´s how I bought records.... 6 hours ago, JSngry said:  Indeed a great event. But somehow I remember that Mingus was not very happy with the results and later said "too many friends". But as an ultimate Mingus Fan in my youth I sure had that double CD. But somehow, from all listening I have the feeling that the Mingus from 1970-1973 still was not the Mingus with all that power, especially on his own bass. Ironically I found the bands from 1975-77 much sharper, especially because Richmond was back, and Mingus was playing more of those exiting solos up into the highest register of the bass. I never will forget his solo on "For Harry Carney" in summer 1977, where he played that pizzicato up into the register of a violin and back to the deep deep notes, the best school to learn to play the bass fiddle.... Quote
EKE BBB Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago ...originally on Wynne, with "El Gato" as the leader: Quote
jazzbo Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago Allen Lowe, “Louis Armstrong’s America Volume 1” disc 2   Fascinating set. Like a bizarro universe at times, but truly involving. Quote
jazzbo Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago Followed by “Bill Evans in Norway” Elemental Music cd  Quote
Peter Friedman Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Bags and Monty Alexander work extremely well together. This is among my many favorite Milt Jackson recordings. Quote
EKE BBB Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago Dexter Gordon - Gordon’s Gotham (Everest, 1970) Quote
soulpope Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago 1 minute ago, optatio said: Â Rhythm Section .... ? Quote
optatio Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago 3 minutes ago, soulpope said: Rhythm Section .... ? I have to check it out ... Quote
HutchFan Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago The Inimitable Teddy Edwards (Xanadu/Elemental, 1976) Oh yeah. Â Quote
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