What music did you buy today?

[BillF]

[mjazzg]

the latest Joshua Abrams on Eremite along with some Feldman,Cage and Browne from the Squidco Hat sale

[sidewinder]

Lars Gullin - Lars Gullin Swings (East-West)

 

Tony Fruscella - Tony Fruscella (Atlantic)

 

Phineas Newborn - Here is (Atlantic)

All of those available at FOPP for £3 each, for anyone in London..

[EKE BBB]

Lars Gullin - Lars Gullin Swings (East-West)

 

Tony Fruscella - Tony Fruscella (Atlantic)

 

Phineas Newborn - Here is (Atlantic)

All of those available at FOPP for £3 each, for anyone in London..

Bought them for 5 euros at the Corte Inglés in Oviedo over the past weekend.

[niels]

the latest Joshua Abrams on Eremite along with some Feldman,Cage and Browne from the Squidco Hat sale

I'm interested in your thoughts on the Joshua Abrams record. The record looks very appealing to me, but I'm kinda reluctant because of the high price of the record.

[mjazzg]

the latest Joshua Abrams on Eremite along with some Feldman,Cage and Browne from the Squidco Hat sale

I'm interested in your thoughts on the Joshua Abrams record. The record looks very appealing to me, but I'm kinda reluctant because of the high price of the record.

Not cheap. I purchased from US and will hope it doesn't get stopped for customs charges - always a lottery

[colinmce]

the latest Joshua Abrams on Eremite along with some Feldman,Cage and Browne from the Squidco Hat sale

I bought Cage - Sonata & Interlude, Feldman - For Bunita Marcus, and Polwechsel - Field & Traces of Wood.  Also took advantage and got some erstwhile titles last week.  It's going to be hard not to place an order every week!

[niels]

Rodrigo Amado - This is our Language [2015, Not Two]
To say I'm exited for this one, is an understatement.

[sidewinder]

Lars Gullin - Lars Gullin Swings (East-West)

 

Tony Fruscella - Tony Fruscella (Atlantic)

 

Phineas Newborn - Here is (Atlantic)

All of those available at FOPP for £3 each, for anyone in London..

Bought them for 5 euros at the Corte Inglés in Oviedo over the past weekend.

Bought from FOPP in this series - Charles Lloyd 'In The Soviet Union' and 'Sound Track' plus Chico Hamilton 'A Different Drummer'.

[Steve Reynolds]

Rodrigo Amado - This is our Language [2015, Not Two]
To say I'm exited for this one, is an understatement.

same here

[mjazzg]

Rodrigo Amado - This is our Language [2015, Not Two]
To say I'm exited for this one, is an understatement.

same here

mine's on its way

[xybert]

Father's day next week and the missus allowed me get my own gift, so i took the opportunity to order a few perennial wishlisters:

Horace Silver - Blowin' the Blues Away

Sun Ra - Other Planes of There

Larry Young - Into Somethin'

 

[niels]

Francois Carrier, Michel Lambert, Rafal Mazur - Unknowable [2015, Not Two]
Carrier and Lambert where on my radar for some time now, and seeing that they have a new record out on Not Two (which means great sound quality) with Rafal Mazur seems a good way to get acquainted with them.

Chamber 4 - s/t [2015,FMR]
I think my favorite album from recent months is the "For Sale" album from Deux Maisons on Clean Feed, so I was highly enthusiastic when I saw this morning that three of the members (Luis Vicente, Theo Ceccaldi, Valentin Ceccaldi) released another record on FMR together with Marcelo dos Reis.  

 

[mjazzg]

Niels, the Chamber 4 is very good

Just back from Honest Jons with

Konstrukt & Akira Sakata - Kaishi, Live at Kargart [Holiday Records]
Enrico Rava Quartet - Wild Dance [ECM]
Lloyd McNeill - Tanner Suite [Universal Sound reissue]

 

[danasgoodstuff]

James Clay, I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart for $2 at Music Millennium's sidewalk sale.

[Chuck Nessa]

Just returned from Chicago with 3 new releases sourced from the artists -

Nicole Mitchell / Tomeka Reid / Mike Reed "Artifacts" 482 Music

Mike Reed's People Places & Things "A New Kind of Dance" 482 Music

Josh Berman Trio "A Dance and a Hop"  Delmark

 

 

[jlhoots]

Just returned from Chicago with 3 new releases sourced from the artists -

Nicole Mitchell / Tomeka Reid / Mike Reed "Artifacts" 482 Music

Mike Reed's People Places & Things "A New Kind of Dance" 482 Music

Josh Berman Trio "A Dance and a Hop"  Delmark

 

 

I guess you had to be there.

None of those seem to actually be released yet.

[Steve Reynolds]

Happy to place an order today which included:

Ken Vandermark Territory Band 6: Collide - with Fred Anderson

John Butcher Trio: Way Out Northwest

Roscoe Mitchell: Celebrating Fred Anderson

Barry Guy New Orchestra: Inscape/Tableau - to replace a long lost copy - desert island recording for me

Conference Call: Seven/Live at The Firehouse - I've been loving the earlier 2 CD set - Michael Jefry Stevens finally hit the spot for me after many years of never "hearing" him - on not two records so I'm sure the sound/production is first rate

Italian Instabile Orchestra - again trying to order the London Hymns concert - last time it didn't ship

also Totally Gone and the 94-97 Live disc from the great Italian Instabile. 

[Chuck Nessa]

Survival Unit III (McPhee, Lonberg-Holm, Zerang) Straylight on Pink Palace Portal

Gebhard Ullmann Mingus! on Jazzwerkstatt

Steve Swell Kanreki: Reflection and Renewal on Not Two

Resonance Ensemble Double Arc on Not Two

[Larry Kart]

On their way:

Garner — Complete “Concert By the Sea”

 

Christoph Bernhard — Geistliche Harmonien 1665, Herman Max (CPO)

 

Bernhard was a Heinrich Schutz disciple with his own voice. I have a 2-disc set of of Bernhard's complete Geistliche Harmonien (sacred concerti), but it has some less than top-flight singers (the works are very demanding in terms of range); this one disc selection comes highly recommended. 

 

Alexander Goehr — Since Brass, nor Stone…, Nash Ensemble (NMC)

[niels]

 

Resonance Ensemble Double Arc on Not Two

Allmost ordered this one also today, but but it just didn't make it in the end (wasn't to sure about the use of electronics on this one).
The records that did make it:

Benjamin Duboc & Alexandra Grimal - Le Retour D'Ulysse (Promenade) [2015, Improvised Beings]

 

Tetterapadequ - Chlopingle [2015, Creative Sources]
Giovanni Di Domenico, Daniele Martini, João Lobo, Gonçalo Almeida

 

RED Trio + John Butcher - Empire [2011, NoBusiness / vinyl]

 

David S Ware - Planetary Unknown: Live at Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2011 [2012, AUM Fidelity]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Steve Reynolds]

 

Resonance Ensemble Double Arc on Not Two

 

Allmost ordered this one also today, but but it just didn't make it in the end (wasn't to sure about the use of electronics on this one).
The records that did make it:

Benjamin Duboc & Alexandra Grimal - Le Retour D'Ulysse (Promenade) [2015, Improvised Beings]

 

Tetterapadequ - Chlopingle [2015, Creative Sources]
Giovanni Di Domenico, Daniele Martini, João Lobo, Gonçalo Almeida

 

RED Trio + John Butcher - Empire [2011, NoBusiness / vinyl]

 

David S Ware - Planetary Unknown: Live at Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2011 [2012, AUM Fidelity]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I would embrace the inclusion of Christof Kurzmann on Double Arc. Vandermark has been very successful in incorporating electronics within his music in the past and he selects exceptional masters of the form and he does so again with the great improvisor/sonic mastermind, Kurzmann.

ill be getting the recording but then again, I've become a huge aficionado of Ken's large groups - I've been more interested in his large scale works recently than I ever have been in the past. 

The last Resonance double disc set is pretty damn great, IMO.

[niels]

 

Resonance Ensemble Double Arc on Not Two

 

Allmost ordered this one also today, but but it just didn't make it in the end (wasn't to sure about the use of electronics on this one).
The records that did make it:

Benjamin Duboc & Alexandra Grimal - Le Retour D'Ulysse (Promenade) [2015, Improvised Beings]

 

Tetterapadequ - Chlopingle [2015, Creative Sources]
Giovanni Di Domenico, Daniele Martini, João Lobo, Gonçalo Almeida

 

RED Trio + John Butcher - Empire [2011, NoBusiness / vinyl]

 

David S Ware - Planetary Unknown: Live at Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2011 [2012, AUM Fidelity]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I would embrace the inclusion of Christof Kurzmann on Double Arc. Vandermark has been very successful in incorporating electronics within his music in the past and he selects exceptional masters of the form and he does so again with the great improvisor/sonic mastermind, Kurzmann.

ill be getting the recording but then again, I've become a huge aficionado of Ken's large groups - I've been more interested in his large scale works recently than I ever have been in the past. 

The last Resonance double disc set is pretty damn great, IMO.

I think I just may need to hear some soundclips from the album before I pull the trigger.

When I want to hear electronics in music, I normally rather just listen to techno/elektro/idm, than have it incorporated in Jazz. I can't really think of one album where electronics really "made" the album for me (although I have to say I was rather enthusiastic about Peter Evans' Ghosts album from a few years back). Besides that, large groups are a little "hit and miss" with me. From the Resonance ensemble I only have Kafka in Flight which I like, but don't regard as essential stuff.  All that being said, the Resonance Ensemble sure has a mouth watering group of players, so I would really like to give them a second chance.

 

[Buddha the Magnificent]

Orrin Evans - The Evolution of Oneself
Nils Wogram's Lush (w/ Colin Vallon) - Pretty Good News
Christian McBride Trio - Live at the Village Vanguard
Perez Patitucci Blade - Children of the Light

 

[colinmce]

 

Resonance Ensemble Double Arc on Not Two

 

Allmost ordered this one also today, but but it just didn't make it in the end (wasn't to sure about the use of electronics on this one).
The records that did make it:

Benjamin Duboc & Alexandra Grimal - Le Retour D'Ulysse (Promenade) [2015, Improvised Beings]

 

Tetterapadequ - Chlopingle [2015, Creative Sources]
Giovanni Di Domenico, Daniele Martini, João Lobo, Gonçalo Almeida

 

RED Trio + John Butcher - Empire [2011, NoBusiness / vinyl]

 

David S Ware - Planetary Unknown: Live at Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2011 [2012, AUM Fidelity]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I would embrace the inclusion of Christof Kurzmann on Double Arc. Vandermark has been very successful in incorporating electronics within his music in the past and he selects exceptional masters of the form and he does so again with the great improvisor/sonic mastermind, Kurzmann.

ill be getting the recording but then again, I've become a huge aficionado of Ken's large groups - I've been more interested in his large scale works recently than I ever have been in the past. 

The last Resonance double disc set is pretty damn great, IMO.

I think I just may need to hear some soundclips from the album before I pull the trigger.

When I want to hear electronics in music, I normally rather just listen to techno/elektro/idm, than have it incorporated in Jazz. I can't really think of one album where electronics really "made" the album for me (although I have to say I was rather enthusiastic about Peter Evans' Ghosts album from a few years back). Besides that, large groups are a little "hit and miss" with me. From the Resonance ensemble I only have Kafka in Flight which I like, but don't regard as essential stuff.  All that being said, the Resonance Ensemble sure has a mouth watering group of players, so I would really like to give them a second chance.

 

You should absolutely grab the RE disc What Country Is This? It's amazing, and better than Kafka.  I ordered Double Arc but won't have it for about a month.