Lewis Porter Substack

[Dan Gould]

I assume that "published" online counts for this subforum ...

https://lewisporter.substack.com/

Lewis Porter has some great posts up on his substack - you can read without subscribing though I don't know how many articles trigger a block. Check out the one about Miles and Coltrane recording together again, as well as a Coltrane playing Monk compositions with Golson arrangements proposal.

[JSngry]

Subscription is free, paid subscription adds bonuses. 

[mjazzg]

Miles Coltrane story has it's own thread 

https://www.organissimo.org/forum/topic/89999-lewis-porter-coltrane-projects-that-never-happened-two-reunion-albums-with-miles-in-1967/

Edited April 18, 2023 by mjazzg

[Dan Gould]

7 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Miles Coltrane story has it's own thread 

https://www.organissimo.org/forum/topic/89999-lewis-porter-coltrane-projects-that-never-happened-two-reunion-albums-with-miles-in-1967/

Funny, I did see that thread but I was reading Porter's pieces about Big Nick Nicolas that made me want to post about his substack ... nicely circular.

 

[mjazzg]

Yeah, I think this thread's a good idea as he's bound to write about a variety of subjects

[Niko]

Thanks for the link, there's indeed some really cool stuff there, like five tracks from Wayne Shorter's first recording session with Johnny Eaton here (and in the posts linked there)

[Dan Gould]

Those were the next posts I was going to check out.

[Ken Dryden]

I haven’t become a paying member yet but it was interesting hearing a rare dub of the Art Tatum Trio on the air circa 1943-1944, something that was unknown when Arnold Laubich and Ray Spencer published their Tatum discography.