Posted 12 May (edited) 1 hour ago, sidewinder said: BTW where do you search a record out of place, I've just lost a Red Garland Trio, that was supposed to be with the others Garland Trios... edit: found it in Mal Waldron section, pretty easy my unconscious associations: Piano Coltrane Prestige edit edit I cancelled my consideration about Cecil by mistake typing on my phone instead of pc I had and always had a problem listening “avant-garde “ musicians on records. I loved and love them live, but at home? I guess too much distractions. I mean I lost the directions of the music in a zoom. Edited 12 May by porcy62 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 May (edited) 3 hours ago, JSngry said: Did Buddy Collette have a Kindle that soon before the rest of us? Dont know but as a West Coast Jazz collector I liked his music and Contemporary is one of my favorite labels. Missed "A nice day" however and have to look it up at Discogs. Edited 12 May by jazzcorner Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 May Both Pepper Adams and the Tommy Banks Trio are great on this - atmosphere very well captured too. The only negatives are the skimpy booklet and the lack of numbering on my copy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 13 May (edited) Gerald Clayton - Bells On Sand Trombone Shorty - Lifted and finally Cody Chesnutt - The Headphone Masterpiece Edited 13 May by jcam_44 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 13 May Tumi Mogorosi - Project Elo [Jazzman, UK 2014] New one of the way imminently but this is another example of the great music coming out of SA in the past few years Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 13 May (edited) Really liking this one, Pepper Adams really on form. Good article on ‘Room at the Top’ by Marc Myers on his blog. Must have walked past it at the UofA campus but don’t recall ever going in and can’t recall any jazz gigs there. The Tommy Banks Trio couldn’t have done a better job ! Hopefully Marc Vasey’s tape archive results in more gems like this. Edited 13 May by sidewinder Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May (edited) Now on my 'table: Various Artists - Singin' the Blues: A Treasury of Great Jazz Singers of the 1930s, '40s, and '50s (MCA, 2 LPs, rel. 1974) Selections previously released on the Decca & Coral labels; issued as part of the "Leonard Feather Series" Edited 14 May by HutchFan Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May I'm listening to another V.A. compilation: They All Played Bebop (Columbia) LP sides 3 & 4 Excellent "leftovers" from the Henri Renaud-produced I Remember Bebop 2-LP set. I bought this album primarily to hear the four cuts by Al Haig -- but there's also good stuff from Duke Jordan, Jimmy Rowles, John Lewis, and others. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May the new Acoustic Sounds edition. I think I heard a tick at 5:35 so will send it back immediately and file a complaint….. *Steve Hoffmann Board Mode off* it sounds freakin great Not at all into male vocals but Hartman has one warm and deep voice. Not a Trane favorite but still: a great record. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May 18 minutes ago, Pim said: the new Acoustic Sounds edition. I think I heard a tick at 5:35 so will send it back immediately and file a complaint….. *Steve Hoffmann Board Mode off* it sounds freakin great Not at all into male vocals but Hartman has one warm and deep voice. Not a Trane favorite but still: a great record. I'm going to skip that one as I really like the sound of the SACD. Plus, as I've said elsewhere, my days of hearing a gnat fart from across the room are well behind me, so I doubt that I'd hear any difference between the two versions. Now playing: David 'Fathead' Newman - Resurgence! (Muse). I picked this up in the recent sale. Sealed and yet still has a slight musty, basement-y smell - weird. I'm not really digging this one a lot. The recording sounds off, particularly on the piano. Oh well, you miss on some. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Posted 14 May 51 minutes ago, bresna said: I'm going to skip that one as I really like the sound of the SACD. Plus, as I've said elsewhere, my days of hearing a gnat fart from across the room are well behind me, so I doubt that I'd hear any difference between the two versions. Now playing: David 'Fathead' Newman - Resurgence! (Muse). I picked this up in the recent sale. Sealed and yet still has a slight musty, basement-y smell - weird. I'm not really digging this one a lot. The recording sounds off, particularly on the piano. Oh well, you miss on some. Got that one too with moisture damage (is it cursed?) and not too fond about it either. You would expect more from a group like that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May Albert Dailey, Textures (Muse) Jaki Byard, Family Man (Muse) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 14 May 20 hours ago, sidewinder said: Really liking this one, Pepper Adams really on form. Good article on ‘Room at the Top’ by Marc Myers on his blog. Must have walked past it at the UofA campus but don’t recall ever going in and can’t recall any jazz gigs there. The Tommy Banks Trio couldn’t have done a better job ! Hopefully Marc Vasey’s tape archive results in more gems like this. Bought the CD version. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Posted 15 May Now chilling out with Mongo: Craft LP reissue. Just arrived in the mail today. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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