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7 hours ago, JSngry said:
I missed this one, just ordered. Thanks for shining the light!
You're welcome. Several interviews with composing jazz musicians, Hancock, George Duke, Rushen, Tony Williams etc.
Got the Kindle edition for ten bucks.
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Expanded version from this box set;
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I'm not the drummer. I will be the percussionist. Playing Victor Feldman's conga licks on "Do It Again".
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Listened through a selection of Steely Dan, from this box set, as I have an opportunity to play a gig or two with a Steely Dan cover band in October.
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Thanks a lot! I think Jackie Davis is rather underrated. I guess the recording for Albert Marx is the music released on a Trend LP?
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Very underrated music, only one of these concerti is played regularly. But when performed by such competetnt musicians like here, they are as good as any others form the 18th century. Highly recommended.
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Finished this bottle tonight, which I opened o Sunday. Average.
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The Cal Tjader disco is now updated to include the Penthouse recordings.
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36 minutes ago, Lino22 said:
I can only find a copy here:
https://www.amazon.com/House-Blues-Bobby-Henderson-piano/dp/B00HV0JNUK
The Lord discography matches the album. It’s strange that is wrong in the link.
amazon.com is where I found the covers I linked in the Vanguard discography thread. Never trust any online source without a second independent one.
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The two Brother John Sellers albums had catalogue numbers 7022 and 8005. The first was folk blues, the second a mix of blues, folk and gospel tunes with a jazz backing, thus placed in the 8000 Jazz Showcase series.
Do not ask me why Bobby Henderson's second solo piano album was issued in the 9000 series, I have not heard it, and it cannot be found on discogs:
New York, 1957 
That red sock is a nice detail. Maybe not "jazz" enough?
Just found this, maybe it's helpful: https://www.bsnpubs.com/new/vanguard.pdf
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41 minutes ago, Niko said:
Can someone help me figure out what the second Bobby Henderson album is? I can only find one...
Seems like it isn't listed on discogs:New York, 1957 -
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On 3/17/2025 at 11:41 PM, Kevin Bresnahan said:
83 is a good run. I hope to make it that long,
Has The Youngbloods self-titled LP really only been issued on CD twice, once in the UK in 1988 and again in 2014 in Japan? That seems unbelievable.
It does not surprise me. Back in the day I heard Get Together on the radio and liked it, but never saw one of their records in the shops here.
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10 hours ago, T.D. said:
I thought the glass in the center of the pic had ice cubes in it...
It has! I think that is rather unusual. I never saw anybody drink Vecchia Romagna on the rocks.
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1 hour ago, JSngry said:
Could the be used to make Stone Soup?
Dissolve them in acid before adding to the soup, or grind them thoroughly.
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Just had this:
... which made me look for more, and I found this:
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1 hour ago, T.D. said:
Trying to imagine that pic with some Blue Note whiskey stones in the glass...😁
Haha .... Italian brandy is warmed a bit rather than cooled.
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19 hours ago, JSngry said:
I would quibble about the term "disco"...this stuff if definitely for dancing, but it's evolved way past the stereotypical "disco" beats. A lot more parts to the drum patters.
At least the better stuff is. There's always plenty of shock.
There are repetitive patterns, to be sure. It is dance music and it is programming. But like anything else some people use use it and others actually work with it, sometimes radically som
This is nice, but in the long run I prefer music made on "real" instruments. I am not up to date on the latest developments in the genre as I lost interest during its disco beat phase.
So, What Are You Listening To NOW?
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One of Nina's best live albums, IMO, excellent sound on this reissue:
Afterwrds, one of my favourites: