What music did you buy today?

[mikelz777]

John Coltrane - The Impulse! Albums, Vol. 2 (5-CD)

Just a little birthday treat and only $20.00!

Edited November 25, 2008 by mikelz777

[king ubu]

Irene Kral - The Band and I (Capitol/United Artists)

[thomastreichler]

Stan Getz: In Sweden 1958-60 (Dragon, 2 CD)

Hank Mobley: Quintet (Blue Note)

Clark Terry: George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess - with Jeff Lindberg and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (A440)

Mark Masters Ensemble: The Clifford Brown Project (Capri)

Stan Hasselgard & Benny Goodman: At Click 1948 (Dragon)

Jimmy Smith: Plays Fats Waller (Blue Note)

Teddy Wilson: And His All Stars (Chiaroscuro)

Jack Teagarden: Father Of Jazz Trombone (Avid, 3 CD set)

Ruby Braff: Hi-Fi Salute To Bunny (Mosaic)

Curtis Fuller: New Trombone (Prestige)

Georgie Auld: Airmail Special - 1951-1963 Quintet & Septet (Fresh Sound)

Hank Mobley: Peckin' Time (Blue Note)

Miles Davis: Original Album Classics (Columbia, 5 CD set)

Eddie Metz: Bridging The Gap (Arbors)

Marc Hemmeler: Easy Does It (Elabeth)

Lambert, Hendricks And Ross: Sing A Song Of And Sing Along With Basie (Jasmine)

[BillF]

Stan Getz: In Sweden 1958-60 (Dragon, 2 CD)

Hank Mobley: Quintet (Blue Note)

Clark Terry: George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess - with Jeff Lindberg and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (A440)

Mark Masters Ensemble: The Clifford Brown Project (Capri)

Stan Hasselgard & Benny Goodman: At Click 1948 (Dragon)

Jimmy Smith: Plays Fats Waller (Blue Note)

Teddy Wilson: And His All Stars (Chiaroscuro)

Jack Teagarden: Father Of Jazz Trombone (Avid, 3 CD set)

Ruby Braff: Hi-Fi Salute To Bunny (Mosaic)

Curtis Fuller: New Trombone (Prestige)

Georgie Auld: Airmail Special - 1951-1963 Quintet & Septet (Fresh Sound)

Hank Mobley: Peckin' Time (Blue Note)

Miles Davis: Original Album Classics (Columbia, 5 CD set)

Eddie Metz: Bridging The Gap (Arbors)

Marc Hemmeler: Easy Does It (Elabeth)

Lambert, Hendricks And Ross: Sing A Song Of And Sing Along With Basie (Jasmine)

Some lovely stuff there, Tommy! Bit heavy on the wallet, though!

[thomastreichler]

Stan Getz: In Sweden 1958-60 (Dragon, 2 CD)

Hank Mobley: Quintet (Blue Note)

Clark Terry: George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess - with Jeff Lindberg and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (A440)

Mark Masters Ensemble: The Clifford Brown Project (Capri)

Stan Hasselgard & Benny Goodman: At Click 1948 (Dragon)

Jimmy Smith: Plays Fats Waller (Blue Note)

Teddy Wilson: And His All Stars (Chiaroscuro)

Jack Teagarden: Father Of Jazz Trombone (Avid, 3 CD set)

Ruby Braff: Hi-Fi Salute To Bunny (Mosaic)

Curtis Fuller: New Trombone (Prestige)

Georgie Auld: Airmail Special - 1951-1963 Quintet & Septet (Fresh Sound)

Hank Mobley: Peckin' Time (Blue Note)

Miles Davis: Original Album Classics (Columbia, 5 CD set)

Eddie Metz: Bridging The Gap (Arbors)

Marc Hemmeler: Easy Does It (Elabeth)

Lambert, Hendricks And Ross: Sing A Song Of And Sing Along With Basie (Jasmine)

Some lovely stuff there, Tommy! Bit heavy on the wallet, though!

Yes it is, but I simply could not resist... I guess you can fully understand that!

[Hot Ptah]

Cannonball Adderley--Black Messiah (2 LP live set; $3.98 at Half Price Books)

[AndrewHill]

Cannonball Adderley--Black Messiah (2 LP live set; $3.98 at Half Price Books)

THAT album cover is badazzz!

[AndrewHill]

Coming in the mail:

Ray Russell Quartet-Turn Circle-CBS Realm Jazz

Lowell Davidson Trio-ESP Disk

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Arrived some time today

Orchestre No 1 - No 2 de No 1 - Dakar Sound

Just caught up with this - it's been around since 2000 and I didn't know. Probably recorded around 1976. Unlike "No 1 de No 1", which had vocals mainly by Pape Seck (and was by Star Band No 1, the alternate name for the band), this has all vocals by Mamadou Allasane Sow and Mar Seck, whom I like very much, I have 2 of his recent K7s.

Very nice stuff. Glad I've got "No 3 de No 1" coming in.

MG

[papsrus]

Ordered tonight while at work:

Lester Young -- "The Complete Aladdin Recordings"

"Jazz Giants '58"

Fletcher Henderson -- "The Big Reunion"

Dave Holland Sextet -- "Pass It On"

[EKE BBB]

Martial Solal Trio - Longitude (CamJazz)

[papsrus]

Two more on order:

Billie Holiday -- "Lady Sings the Blues"

Frank Sinatra -- "A Voice in Time: 1939 - 1952"

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Wow! Another Dakar Sound release I missed! This came out ten years ago. It's a two CD set. The first is studio recordings (ie made at the Sangomar night club during the day), the second is a live gig. All recorded between 1964 and 1974. Dexter Johnson was a Nigerian saxophonist who was a leader in the transition of Senegalese music towards modern Mbalax. These recordings are mainly Latin-style. These are the first recordings of Dexter Johnson I've heard. You can't really tell that he was (as he obviously was) an admirer of a certain Bebop tenor player...

Really good and interesting stuff. There's another volume which I've just ordered.

MG

[papsrus]

And one more ... make that two:

Billie Holiday -- "Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles" and King Oliver --"Off The Record: The Complete 1923 Jazz Band Recordings"

Edited November 28, 2008 by papsrus

[B. Goren.]

Ordered tonight while at work:

Lester Young -- "The Complete Aladdin Recordings"

These 2 CDs were my first LY recordings I bought and they still my favorite together with his keynote.

[papsrus]

These 2 CDs were my first LY recordings I bought and they still my favorite together with his keynote.

Very much looking forward to listening to that one.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

These 2 CDs were my first LY recordings I bought and they still my favorite together with his keynote.

Very much looking forward to listening to that one.

Is the Keynote material still available? The only Young I've got is the Aladdin material. I should certainly get more.

MG

[B. Goren.]

These 2 CDs were my first LY recordings I bought and they still my favorite together with his keynote.

Very much looking forward to listening to that one.

Is the Keynote material still available? The only Young I've got is the Aladdin material. I should certainly get more.

MG

This is for you MG: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Lester-Youn...e/dp/B000004728

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

You got me, Bentsy!

Even with higher postage, that was cheaper than Amazon UK's lowest.

Funny, I thought there'd be more than just 8 tracks with alternative takes. Prez got three R&B chart entries out of these recordings. So that's three out of four singles on the chart. He was pretty popular! (And rightly so.)

Thanks!

Oh, and this one turned up this morning

Unfortunately, it has this cover

But it's still HOT!

MG

[papsrus]

Thanks to jhoots for sniffing out a place where this is available:

Mostly Other People Do The Killing -- "This Is Our Moosic"

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Two more albums of early African recordings of Salsa turned up this morning.

A compilation of seventies material by Star Band No 1, in various guises.

SO impressed with Dexter Johnson's even earlier stuff that I got on Thursday, I ordered this one, which is material recorded between 1964 and 1968.

MG

[Swinging Swede]

Bobby Hutcherson - Oblique

And with Herbie Handcock.

[Sundog]

Enrico Pieranunzi- Current Conditions

[save0904]

Oliver Nelson - The Blues And The Abstract Truth

[save0904]

Sonny Rollins - Live In Vienne (DVD)