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Fats Navarro/Tadd Daneron complete blue note
mjzee replied to bigbandrecord's topic in Offering and Looking For...
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I remember that, even though I only saw it on our black & white TV. But yeah, stern voice, blaring brass...it sounds more like a warning than an invitation.
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Congrats on the book...I'm looking forward to reading it! Will there be an accompanying CD?
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Dave Frishberg "My Dear Departed Past"
mjzee replied to sgcim's topic in Jazz In Print - Periodicals, Books, Newspapers, etc...
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This always scared me. It felt very foreign (and the cheap, ominous animation, and the white flakes and film wear that were often on the visuals didn't help). I'm still not a fan of kettle drums and blaring brass in music, in general.
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Craft is a Concord imprint. See: https://craftrecordings.com/about-us/
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Happy birthday!
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https://market.systemdialingrecords.com/products/new-vocabulary-new-vocabulary
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Very hip!
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Interesting...the same year BN went full-on into modern jazz. And didn't they go into hibernation in 1946? The "official" explanation is that Lion wanted to fully understand the changes going on in the jazz world, but there may have also been a change in the business side. Maybe something like: Lion wanted to go fully modern, Margulis was a moldy fig, they didn't agree, Margulis wanted to get out, it took some time for Lion to get the funding to buy out Margulis.
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So, with time, has it held up - is it good music?
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RIP. Great, great illustrator.
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(RIP) Is Jack Wilson (Atlantic & Blue Note 60s pianist) dead?
mjzee replied to monkboughtlunch's topic in Re-issues
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Larry, I wonder if you've heard volume 5. I've started listening to disc 2, and it continues to confirm my earlier impressions: sound levels are low and transfers sound dull. Listening now to "Love, I'd Give My Life For You," and it sounds sad compared to the two versions currently on YouTube. Would love to hear some of these transfers done by Off The Record, or even straight from 78 to CD.
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Just noticed this series on eMusic. While CDs are expensive on Amazon, d/l's are pretty cheap on eMusic. Here's a list: https://www.emusic.com/search/polish radio jazz archives/albums Some titles are intriguing (I haven't heard any). Johnny Griffin/Kenny Drew Quartet doing a 20-minute version of Now's The Time?