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Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” Mobile Fidelity One Step, LP 1
I really hesitated but I’m glad I went for this, the sound is really good.
Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” Mobile Fidelity One Step, LP 1
I really hesitated but I’m glad I went for this, the sound is really good.
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Hope everyone had as good and safe a holiday as possible. I had a great one with in-laws from NYC and Austin. It was so good to be able to comfortably discuss things with like minds so openly.
Now playing “The Angel’s Share Working Man’s Dead 1970” SECOND half on cdr
Sound quality is surprisingly good. Some amazing vocal tracks.
I’m especially enjoying the takes of “Easy Wind.” -
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Resident Alien, Season 4
My wife started watching this with me and finds it hilarious. I like it a lot as well. I may be going back through the first 3 seasons with her.
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3 hours ago, optatio said:
"Another great jazz trumpeter, Muggsy Spaniel,..." A spaniel is a dog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaniel 😂
Duh I know, spell check got me. Thank you Captain Obvious.
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Another great jazz trumpeter, Muggsy Spaniel, in his release in Richard Parker’s Jazz Classics in Digital Stereo, “1931 and 1939”
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Nice and cool this morning. . . going to be a nice day with in-laws from Austin and NYC.
Though I really celebrate his other birthday as I share it, I always play some Louis Armstrong on July 4. This one is one of the first of his that I owned (on LP) and sound so good on this edition.
“Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy” Columbia SACD
A document of a working band in a Chicago studio during a night off from the bandstand. (Plus a few really nicely remastered earlier 78 sides). Just love this music. . . have for many decades.
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Gerald Clayton “Happening: Live at the Village Vanguard” Bllue Note cd
Great band on this one. Gerald on piano with:
Logan Richardson on alto saxophone, Walter Smith III on tenor saxophone, Joe Sanders on bass, and Marcus Gilmore on drums
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“The Angel’s Share Working Man’s Dead 1970” first half on cdr
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Joshua Redman/Brad Mehldau/Christian McBride/Brian Blade “RoundAgain” Nonesuch Records cd
I like this one more the more I play it. Great sound as well.
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OK I don't have the same environment or experience and I feel mine, you feel yours.
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Immanuel Wilkins “The 7th Hand” Blue Note cd
I love this cd.
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It doesn't have to be either/or for me either. I've pre-ordered every Mosaic set for a long time.
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I don't know. . . those I am referring to are mostly in their fifties and sixties. . . and have a few decades possibly left in their collecting. Jazz has for over fifty years been a niche audience. . . and Mosaic is firmly in the niche. I think they can continue to be among the only ones truly conscientiously mining and refining the earlier decades of jazz for some time to come. . . at least as long as the producers wish to.
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1 hour ago, jazzbo said:
I think there is a pretty significant market still for pre-1950 music; most jazz fans in my real life and in my penpal life are interested still in this music. That's just my personal assessment but it's a real tangible one.
And interestingly these same persons are not that interested in the Sanders set.
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Monday Michiru “Recollections” Polydor cd
Haven’t spun this one in a while, a compilation gathering some tracks that were released on compilation albums and a few unreleased remixes.
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I think there is a pretty significant market still for pre-1950 music; most jazz fans in my real life and in my penpal life are interested still in this music. That's just my personal assessment but it's a real tangible one.
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Grant Green “Goin’ West” Blue Note Japan 24 bit by RVG lp facsimile cd
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A cool morning, and going to be a cooler day than yesterday. Looking forward to that.
Pulled a random disc off the shelves from my row of Blue Note 85th Anniversary discs from Universal Japan, and pulled out this one: the Wayne Shorter “Speak No Evil” SHM-SACD
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I don't look at many places, this set has been discussed in the Hoffman forums, and has about the same audience as far as age and very similar comments there.
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My favorite cycle.
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Rahsaan Roland Kirk “The Case of the Three Sided Dream in Audio Color” Atlantic cd.
This man. . . he was the epitome of “something else.” -
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His 4A and 4B recordings on IPO Records recorded 2008 are very strong, this should be great.
So, What Are You Listening To NOW?
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I find Iago to be an intriguing pianist, I’ll pick up any of his leader or sideman dates. This has the usual excellent Adventure Music sound.