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By Guy Berger · Posted
I’m listening to Joe Farrell’s first album on CTI… imho this period of John McLaughlin is my favorite. I like a lot of the Mahavishnu stuff, love some of it, but imho he was really good on freeish postbop music from this period. This album, Lifetime, Miroslav Vitous’s Infinite Search, the various Miles recordings… it was a special moment in time. -
By Guy Berger · Posted
It’s funny because 1969 Wayne was more radical and skronky than 1964 Rivers. Miles’s tastes clearly evolved over the intervening 5 years. Miles’s playing is certainly challenged by physical ailments in the Dec 1965 Plugged Nickel recordings, but was quite strong, often spectacular, from Miles Smiles through Live Evil. 1969-70 was his technical zenith as a trumpeter. (OK, JSngry said it before me but it’s worth repeating…) -
And this performance has yet to be reissued in any form on any label? Unbelievable... -
Gotta admit I first heard him on a Lamberts, Hendricks and Ross Lp. Then noticed him on earlier Basie records. Saw him in a club when I moved to LA in '80. A pick up group with Bob Cooper tenor. Good stuff! -
By Kevin Bresnahan · Posted
Depending on what they do on stage, it may bring about a new definition of "flash mob".
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