wolff Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 (edited) Lee Morgan: Candy Too tough, I quit. Edited May 16, 2005 by wolff Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chuck Nessa Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 Lee Morgan: Candy Too tough, I quit. You can't quit after failing on your first attempt! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slide_advantage_redoux Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 Sinatra - live at the Sands with Basie John Coltrane - Coltrane's Sound Cannonball Adderley - live at the Lighthouse Elvin Jones - live at the Lighthouse Dave Liebman - Songs for my Daughter Duke Ellington - Live in Fargo, 1940 Frank Rosolino - Turn Me Loose Sonny Rollins - at the Vanguard Ornette Coleman - The shape of things to come Joe Henderson - Our Thing Albert Ayler - Spiritual Unity Lee Konitz - Motion Blue Mitchell - The Thing to Do Chick Corea - Three Quartets Roswell Rudd - NYAQ on ESP Albert Mangelsdorff - Tromboneliness I couldn't pick one for Miles. For me, it was impossible because he cut such a wide path with many different approaches. Great idea for a topic! Makes you think. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SEK Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 My first installment: 8 Bold Souls - "Last Option" Art Ensemble Of Chicago - "People In Sorrow" Paul Bley - "Axis" Sonny Clark - "Leapin' and Lopin'" Ornette Coleman - "This Is Our Music" John Coltrane - "A Love Supreme" Miles Davis - "Miles Smiles" Eric Dolphy - "Out To Lunch" Johnny Dyani - "Witchdoctor's Son" Duke Ellington - "Far East Suite" Chico Freeman - "Kings Of Mali" Billy Harper - "Knowledge Of Self" Andrew Hill - "Point Of Departure" Elmo Hope - "Trio and Quartet" Bobby Hutcherson - "Oblique" Abdullah Ibrahim - "Matsidiso" Steve Lacy - "School Days" Charles Lloyd - "Canto" John McLaughlin - "Extrapolation" Jackie McLean - "Jacknife" Charles Mingus - "Tijuana Moods" Roscoe Mitchell - "Snurdy McGurdy and Her Dancing Shoes" Lee Morgan - "Search For The New Land" Thelonious Monk - "Thelonious In Action" Sonny Rollins - "Saxophone Colossus" Archie Shepp - "The Magic of Juju" Wayne Shorter - "Etcetera" Bobo Stenson - "War Orphans" Okay Temiz - "Chila-Chila" Henry Threadgill - "You Know The Number" McCoy Tyner - "Expansions" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EKE BBB Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 A few personal choices (for many artists I didn´t dare pick one): Cannonball Adderley Somethin´ else Albert Ayler Spiritual unity Art Blakey At the Cafe Bohemia Betty Carter The audience with BC John Coltrane A love supreme Miles Davis Kind of blue Eric Dolphy "At the Five Spot" recordings Bill Evans "Village Vanguard" recordings Ella Fitzgerald Duke Ellington songbook Stan Getz Roost quartets Grant Green Complete Quartets with Sonny Clark Herbie Hancock Maiden voyage JJ Johnson The eminent (two volumes) Sheila Jordan Portrait of Sheila John Lewis The wonderful world of jazz Abbey Lincoln Abbey is blue Joe Lovano From the soul Helen Merrill With Clifford Brown Charles Mingus Ah um Thelonius Monk with John Coltrane Tete Montoliu Catalonian Fire Bud Powell The amazing Bud Powell vol.1 Sonny Rollins Tenor madness Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
P.L.M Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 BYRON ALLEN: INTERFACE (ACC PRODUCTIONS) You wouldn't choose the ESP? Why? I should have too? I don't like this album (great cover though) and I didn't care about BYRON ALLEN until I find this gem. It's close to the SONNY SIMMONS'S ANCIENT RITUALS (In fact it's the contrary as the BYRON ALLEN is much older). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Д.Д. Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 KAORU ABE: SOLO 1972.7.13 (PSFD) MUHAL RICHARD ABRAMS: THINGS TO COME FROM THOSE NOW GONE (DELMARK) AIR: AIR TIME (NESSA) BYRON ALLEN: INTERFACE (ACC PRODUCTIONS) AMM: NEWFOUNDLAND (MATCHLESS) FRED ANDERSON: THE MISSING LINK (NESSA) ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: ART ENSEMBLE 1967-68 (NESSA) ALBERT AYLER: SPIRITUAL UNITY (ESP) DEREK BAILEY & JOELLE LÉANDRE: NO WAITING (POTLACH) CONRAD BAUER: BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH (INTAKT) TIM BERNE: THE SHELL GAME (THIRSTY EAR) RAN BLAKE: SHORT LIFE OF BARBARA MONK (SOUL NOTE) ART BLAKEY'S JAZZ MESSENGER: WITH THELONIOUS MONK (ATLANTIC) PAUL BLEY: HOMMAGE TO CARLA (OWL) ANTHONY BRAXTON: WILLISAU (1991) (HAT ART) WILLEM BREUKER: BOB'S GALLERY ( BVHAAST) PETER BRÖTZMANN: DIE LIKE DOG (FMP) CLIFFORD BROWN: MEMORIAL ALBUM (BLUE NOTE) MARION BROWN: WHY NOT? (ESP) JOHN BUTCHER: FIXATIONS (14) (EMANEM) JACKY BYARD: OUT FRONT (CANDID) JOHN CARTER & BOBBY BRADFORD: SEEKING (HAT ART) BAIKIDA CARROLL: SHADOW AND REFLECTIONS (SOUL NOTE) THOMAS CHAPIN: HAYWIRE (KNITTING FACTORY W) DON CHERRY: MU - FIRST PART/ SECOND PART (BYG/ FUEL)) SONNY CLARK: COOL STRUTTIN' (BLUE NOTE) CLUSONE TRIO: SOFT LIGHTS AND SWEET MUSIC (HAT ART) AL COHN & ZOOT SIMS: YOU'N'ME (VERVE) ORNETTE COLEMAN: CHANGE OF THE CENTURY (ATLANTIC) ALICE COLTRANE: PTAH, THE EL DAOUD (IMPULSE) JOHN COLTRANE: INTERSTELLAR SPACE (IMPULSE) COMPANY: COMPANY 2 (INCUS) FRANÇOIS CORNELOUP: JARDINS OUVRIERS (EVIDENCE/ FRANCE) LOL COXHILL: WORMS ORGANISING ARCHDUKES (EMANEM) MARYLIN CRISPELL: SPRING TOUR 1994 (ALICE) ANDREW CYRILLE: NUBA (BLACK SAINT) STEPHANO D'ANNA: LEAPIN'IN (SPLAS©H) EDDIE 'LOCKJAW' DAVIS: VERY SAXY (PRESTIGE) MILES DAVIS: THE COMPLETE LIVE AT THE PLUGGED NICKEL (COLUMBIA) ERNST DAWKINS: CAPE TOWN SHUFFLE (DELMARK) ELTON DEAN: RUMOURS OF AN INCIDENT (SLAM) PAUL DESMOND: TWO OF A MIND (RCA) WALT DICKERSON: TO MY SON (STEEPLECHASE) BILL DIXON: SONS OF SISYPHUS (SOUL NOTE) ERIC DOLPHY: CONVERSATIONS (CELLULOID RECORDS) DAVE DOUGLAS: FIVE (SOUL NOTE) HAMID DRAKE & SABIR MATEEN: BROTHERS TOGETHER (EREMITE) MARK DRESSER & RAY ANDERSON: NINE SONGS TOGETHER (CIMP) PAUL DUNMALL: GHOSTLY THOUGHTS (hatOLOGY) JOHNNY DYANI: ANGOLIAN CRY (STEEPLE CHASE) MARCO ENEIDI: CHERRY BOX (EREMITE) DUKE ELLINGTON: MEETS COLEMAN HAWKINS (IMPULSE) KAHIL EL'ZABAR: FREEDOM JAZZ DANCE (DELMARK) MARTY EHRLICH: LINE ON LOVE (PALMETTO RECORDS) BOOKER ERVIN: THAT'S IT (CANDID) ELLERY ESKELIN: ONE GREAT DAY (hatOLOGY) BILL EVANS: THE BRILLIANT (TIMELESS) JAMES FINN: OPENING THE GATES (CADENCE) SIMON H. FELL: FOOM FOOM (BRUCE'S FINGERS) CHARLES GAYLE: TOUCHIN' ON TRANE (FMP) GIANNI GEBBIA: ARCANA MAJOR/ SONIC TAROTS SESSION (STEREOSUPREMO/ RASTASCAN) STAN GETZ: SERENITY (EMARCY) JIMMY GIUFFRE: 1961 (ECM) GLOBE UNITY ORCHESTRA: 20TH ANNIVERSARY (FMP) VINNY GOLIA: ONE, THREE, TWO (JAZZ'HALO) BENNY GOLSON: TURNING POINT (MERCURY) DENNIS GONZALES: CATHECHISM (MUSIC & ARTS) DEXTER GORDON: DOIN' ALLRIGHT (BLUE NOTE) FRANK GRATKOWSKI/ FRED VAN HOVE/ TONY OXLEY: GRATHOVOX (NUSCOPE) GEORG GRAEWE: IMPRESSIONS OF MONK (NUSCOPE) MATTS GUSTAFSSON: FROGGING (MAYA) BARRY GUY: ODYSSEY (INTAKT) HERBIE HANCOCK: EMPYREAN ISLES (BLUE NOTE) JOHN HANDY: RECORDED LIVE AT THE MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL (COLUMBIA) JOE HARRIOTT: FREE FORM (REDIAL/EMARCY) HAMPTON HAWES: FOR REAL (CONTEMPORARY) COLEMAN HAWKINS: TODAY AND NOW (IMPULSE) GERRY HEMINGWAY: SLAMADAM (RANDOM ACOUSTICS) JULIUS HEMPHILL: RAW MATERIALS AND RESIDUALS (SOUL NOTE) JOE HENDERSON: INNER URGE (BLUE NOTE) ANDREW HILL: POINT OF DEPARTURE (BLUE NOTE) DAVE HOLLAND CONFERENCE OF THE BIRD (ECM) FREDDIE HUBBARD: RED CLAY (CTI) DANIEL HUMAIR: LIBERTÉ SURVEILLÉ (SKETCH) ABDULLAH IBRAHIM: WATER FROM AN ANCIENT WELL (BLACK-HAWK) ICP ORCHESTRA: AAN & UIT (ICP) KEITH JARRETT: EL JUICIO (THE JUDGEMENT) (ATLANTIC) ANDRÉ JAUME: PEACE/ PACE/ PAIX (CELP) SVEN-AKE JOHANSSON: SIX LITTLE PIECES FOR QUINTET (hatOLOGY) CHRIS JONAS: THE SUN SPITS CHERRIES (HOPSCOTCH) ELVIN JONES: LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD (ENJA) FRANZ KOGLMAN: L'HEURE BLEUE (hatOLOGY) LEE KONITZ: OUT OF NOWHERE (STEEPLE CHASE) PETER KOWALD: WAS DA IST (FMP) PETE LA ROCA: BASRA (BLUE NOTE) STEVE LACY (COX/ HUMAIR): WORKS (SKETCH) JOHN LAW: EXPLODED ON IMPACT (SLAM) DAUNIK LAZRO: A.H.O (AND HIS ORCHESTRA) (BLEU REGARD) URS LEIMGRUBER/ JOELLE LÉANDRE/ FRITZ HAUSER: NO TRY NO FAIL (hatOLOGY) GEORGE LEWIS: HOMMAGE TO CHARLES PARKER (BLACK SAINT) JOHN LINDBERG GEORGE LEWIS/ BARRY ALTSCHUL): GIVE AND TAKE (BLACK SAINT) BOOKER LITTLE: OUT FRONT (CANDID) JOHN LlOYD: FOUR AND FIVE (hatOLOGY) LONDON JAZZ COMPOSER'S ORCHESTRA: THEORIA (INTAKT) RAMON LOPEZ: ELEVEN DRUMS SONGS (LEO LAB) FRANK LOWE: THE FLAME (BLACK SAINT) JIMMY LYONS: THE BOX SET (AYLER RECORDS) JOE MANERI: COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN (hatOLOGY) CHARLIE MARIANO: ALTO SAX FOR YOUNG MODERNS (BETHLEHEM) WARNE MARSH: NE PLUS ULTRA (REVELATION/ HAT ART) JACKIE MCLEAN: ONE STEP BEYOND (BLUE NOTE) JOE McPHEE: GRAND MARQUIS (BOXHOLDER) MISHA MENGELBERG: WHO'S BRIDGE (AVAN) PAT METHENY: SONG X (GEFFEN) CHARLES MINGUS: CHARLES MINGUS PRESENTS CHARLES MINGUS (CANDID) ROSCOE MITCHELL: SOUND (DELMARK) MICHAEL MOORE: MONITOR (BETWEEN THE LINES) THELONIOUS MONK: BRILLANT CORNERS (RIVERSIDE) GRACHAN MONCUR III: SOME OTHER STUFF (BLUE NOTE) PAUL MOTIAN: DANCE (ECM) MUJICIAN: COLOURS FULFILLED (CUNEIFORM) DAVID MURRAY (WITH MILFORD GRAVES): REAL DEAL (DIW) OLIVER NELSON: THE BLUES AND THE ABSTRACT TRUTH (IMPULSE) WALTER NORRIS: DRIFTING (ENJA) NRG ENSEMBLE: BEJAZZO GETS A FACE LIFT (ATAVISTIC) ANTHONY ORTEGA: NEW DANCE (REVELATION/ hatOLOGY) TONY OXLEY: THE BAPTISED TRAVELLER (COLUMBIA) EVAN PARKER & PAUL LYTTON: AT THE UNITY THEATRE (PSI) CHARLIE PARKER: NOW'S THE TIME (VERVE) WILLIAM PARKER: THE PEACH ORCHARD (AUM FIDELITY) MARIO PAVONE: DANCERS TALES (KNITTING FACTORY) ART PEPPER: THE INTIMATE ART PEPPER (ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS) IVO PERELMAN: SAD LIFE (LEO LAB) BARRE PHILLIPS: BARRE'S TRIO (EMOUVANCE) MICHEL PORTAL: NO,NO BUT MAYBE- CHATEAUVALLON: 23 AOUT 1972 (UNIVERSAL) EDDIE PRÉVOST: TOUCH -THE WEIGHT, MEASURE AND FEEL OF THINGS (MATCHLESS) BUDD POWELL: A PORTRAIT OF THELONIOUS (COLUMBIA) MAX ROACH: PERCUSSION BITTER SWEET (IMPULSE) HOWARD RILEY: THE DAY WILL COME (COLUMBIA) SAM RIVERS (HOLLAND/ ALTSCHUL): THE QUEST (RED RECORD) SONNY ROLLINS: SAXOPHONE COLOSSUS (PRESTIGE) PAUL ROGERS: TIME OF BRIGHTNESS (RARE MUSIC) SHORTY ROGERS: WHEREVER THE FIVE WINDS BLOW (RCA) SCOTT ROSENBERG'S RED: OWE (CADENCE) NED ROTHENBERG & DENMAN MARONEY: TOOLS OF TRADE (CIMP) ROVA: BINGO (VICTO) KEITH ROWE/ JOHN TILBURY: DUOS FOR DORIS (ERSTWHILE) GEORGE RUSSELL: EZZ-THETICS (RIVERSIDE) PHAROAH SANDERS: BLACK UNITY (IMPULSE) LOUIS SCLAVIS: L'AFFRONTEMENT DES PRÉTENDANTS (ECM) ARCHIE SHEPP: THE MAGIC OF JUJU (IMPULSE) WAYNE SHORTER: ADAM'S APPLE (BLUE NOTE) SONNY SIMMONS: ANCIENT RITUAL (QWEST/ REPRISE) MARTIAL SOLAL: TRIANGLE (JMS) LEO SMITH: DIVINE LOVE (ECM) GLENN SPEARMAN: SMOKEHOUSE (BLACK SAINT) SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE: KARYOBIN (CHRONOSCOPE) SONNY STITT: WITH THE NEW YORKERS (ROOST) SUN RA ARKESTRA: ATLANTIS EVIDENCE) AKI TAKASE (RUDI MAHALL): THE DESSERT (LEO RECORDS) HORACE TAPSCOTT: THE DARK TREE (hatOLOGY) CECIL TAYLOR: ONE TOO MANY SALTY SWIFT AND NOT GOODBYE (hatOLOGY) LENNIE TRISTANO: TRISTANO (ATLANTIC) McCOY TYNER: THE REAL McCOY (BLUE NOTE) MASSIMO URBANI: EASY TO LOVE (RED RECORD) FRED VAN HOVE: FLUX (POTLACH) KEN VANDERMARK: SIMPATICO (ATAVISTIC) EDWARD VESALA: ODE TO THE DEATH OF JAZZ (ECM) ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH: ELF BAGATELLEN (FMP) MAL WALDRON (WITH STEVE LACY): SEMPRE AMORE (SOUL NOTE) BENNIE WALLACE: THE ART OF THE SAXOPHONE (DENON) PER HENRIK WALLIN: TIVEDEN (PHONO SUECIA) DAVID S. WARE: WISDOM OF UNCERTAINTY (AUM FIDELITY) TREVOR WATTS & VERYAN WESTON: 6 DIALOGUES (EMANEM) BEN WEBSTER: SOULVILLE (VERVE) RANDY WESTON: THE SPIRIT OF OUR ANCESTORS (VERVE) VERYAN WESTON/ JOHN EDWARDS/ MARK SANDERS: GATEWAY TO VIENNA (EMANEM) WHAT WE LIVE: ESPECIALLY THE TRAVELLER TOMORROW (METALANGUAGE) ANTHONY WILLIAMS: LIFETIME (BLUE NOTE) WORLD SAXOPHONE QUARTET: W.S.Q. (BLACK SAINT) FRANK WRIGHT: TRIO (ESP) JACK WRIGHT & BOB MARSH: BIRD IN THE HAND (PUBLIC EYESORE) YOSUKE YAMASHITA: DAZZLING DAYS (VERVE) LARRY YOUNG: UNITY (BLUE NOTE) CARLOS ZINGARO: SOLO (IN SITU) JOHN ZORN MASADA: LIVE IN JERUSALEM (TZADIK) Thank to Steve Reynolds to have give me the "impulsion". It was a pleasant evening (european time), but, well, I wonder already what I've forget. And, of course, some add the following day: AALY TRIO + KEN VANDERMARK: STUMBLE (WOBBLY RAIL) CHET BAKER: BLUES FOR A REASON (CRISS CROSS) ROB BROWN: HIGH WIRE (BLACK SAINT) DELBECQ/ ORTI/ CARVER/ ARGÜELLES: PAINTINGS (DEUX Z) VON FREEMAN: THE IMPROVISOR (PREMONITION RECORDS) FULHER/ BENNINK/ DE JOODE: BELLAGRAM (GEEST GRONDEN) FRODE GJERSTAD (WITH JOHN EDWARDS & MARK SANDERS): THE WELSCH CHAPEL (CADENCE) CHARLIE HADEN: LIBERATION MUSIC ORCHESTRA (IMPULSE) MARK HELIAS' OPEN LOOSE (MALABY/ RAINEY): NEW SCHOOL (ENJA) FRANÇOIS HOULE: SCHIZOSPHERE (RED TOUCAN) ROLAND KIRK: RIP, RIG AND PANIC (LP) (LIMELIGHT) MICHAEL MARCUS: BLUE REALITY (SOUL NOTE) CHRISTOPHE MARGUET (DENZLER/ TEXIER/ SENS): LES CORRESPONDANCES (LABEL BLEU) GÜNTER MÜLLER/ OTOMO YOSHIHIDE: TIME TRAVEL (ERSTWHILE) PAUL MURPHY TRIO (ENEIDI/ KILLION): SHADOW - INTERSECTIONS - WEST (CADENCE) MAX NAGL: CAFÉ ELECTRIC ( (NOVEMBER MUSIC) LÊ QUAN NINH: LE VENTRE NEGATIF (MENISCUS) LENNY POPKIN: POPKIN (LIFELINES RECORDS) PAUL SMOKER: GENUINE FABLES (HAT ART) MICHAEL JEFFRY STEVENS/ DOMINIC DUVAL QUINTET: ELEMENTS (LEO) JOHN STUBBLEFIELD: CONTIN' THE BLUES (ENJA) RICHARD TABNIK: IN THE MOMENT (NEW ARTISTS) JOHN TCHICAI: GRANDPA'S SPELLS (STORYVILLE) HENRY THREADGILL: MAKIN' A MOVE (COLUMBIA) KEITH TIPPETT: MUJICIAN (I) (LP VERSION) (FMP) TRIAGE (REMPIS/ AJEMIAN/ DAISY): PREMIUM PLASTICS (SOLITAIRE RECORDS) NILS WOGRAM - KONRAD BAUER - DOMINIC DUVAL: SERIOUS FUN + ONE (CIMP) Great list, P.L.M.! I would make different choices for 90% of the artists you list, though . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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P.L.M Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 Great list, P.L.M.! I would make different choices for 90% of the artists you list, though . That the difference between you and me my friend. But please do. I'm curious to see the result. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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P.L.M Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 (edited) any of the artists in the list. Here we go, nonetheless. MUHAL RICHARD ABRAMS: Blues Forever (Black Saint) Don't know that one. AIR: AIR TIME (NESSA) - agree BYRON ALLEN: INTERFACE (ACC PRODUCTIONS) - don't know much AMM: NEWFOUNDLAND (MATCHLESS) -don't know much. You should FRED ANDERSON: THE MISSING LINK (NESSA) - Vintage Duets 1980 (Okka) A possible choice. ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: ART ENSEMBLE 1967-68 (NESSA) - Phase One (America /Verve) Nothing equal the Nessa batch. ALBERT AYLER: SPIRITUAL UNITY (ESP) - oh yes. DEREK BAILEY & JOELLE LÉANDRE: NO WAITING (POTLACH) - Duo & Trio Improvisations (Kitty /Universal Japan) Don't Know this one, anyway I have way too much Bailey to whom I don't listen much CONRAD BAUER: BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH (INTAKT) - don't know much TIM BERNE: THE SHELL GAME (THIRSTY EAR) - Ornery People (Little Borther). Could has choice SCIENCE FRICTION but the presence of DUCRET forbide me to. RAN BLAKE: SHORT LIFE OF BARBARA MONK (SOUL NOTE) - can't stand Blake, really. Really? ART BLAKEY'S JAZZ MESSENGER: WITH THELONIOUS MONK (ATLANTIC) - don't know much PAUL BLEY: HOMMAGE TO CARLA (OWL) - agree ANTHONY BRAXTON: WILLISAU (1991) (HAT ART) - tough one. Probably 8 Dutes. Hamburg 1991 (with Peter-Niklas Wilson). No comment. WILLEM BREUKER: BOB'S GALLERY ( BVHAAST) - don't know much. You Should PETER BRÖTZMANN: DIE LIKE DOG (FMP) - 14 Love Poems + more (FMP) CLIFFORD BROWN: MEMORIAL ALBUM (BLUE NOTE) - don't know much. This album I like. MARION BROWN: WHY NOT? (ESP) - haven0't heard ESPs, which seem to be essential. Of what I know, Reeds & Vibes (IAI). JOHN BUTCHER: FIXATIONS (14) (EMANEM) - Guerilla Mosaic (482 Music). I like BUTCHER mostly in solo. He doesn't interfer so well with others. JACKY BYARD: OUT FRONT (CANDID) To Them -To Us (Soul Note) JOHN CARTER & BOBBY BRADFORD: SEEKING (HAT ART) - haven't heard much. BAIKIDA CARROLL: SHADOW AND REFLECTIONS (SOUL NOTE) - Marionette on a High Wire (Omnitone). MARIONETTE is, to this ears, his weakest album to date THOMAS CHAPIN: HAYWIRE (KNITTING FACTORY W)- don't know much DON CHERRY: MU - FIRST PART/ SECOND PART (BYG/ FUEL)) - Old & New Dreams (ECM), or if this one does not count, Eternal Rhythm. Yeah, great album but not particularly a DON CHERRY one. SONNY CLARK: COOL STRUTTIN' (BLUE NOTE) - that's the only one I know. I like it. CLUSONE TRIO: SOFT LIGHTS AND SWEET MUSIC (HAT ART) - don't know much AL COHN & ZOOT SIMS: YOU'N'ME (VERVE) - don't know much ORNETTE COLEMAN: CHANGE OF THE CENTURY (ATLANTIC) - Science Fiction sessions (Columbia / Sony) Sure, but ATLANTIC'S album have no equal for me. ALICE COLTRANE: PTAH, THE EL DAOUD (IMPULSE) - Universal Consciousness (Impulse /Verve) The Only AC that I've ever liked JOHN COLTRANE: INTERSTELLAR SPACE (IMPULSE) - sure COMPANY: COMPANY 2 (INCUS) - don't know, shame on me. Shame on you FRANÇOIS CORNELOUP: JARDINS OUVRIERS (EVIDENCE/ FRANCE) - ignorant. Yes, you're ignorant LOL COXHILL: WORMS ORGANISING ARCHDUKES (EMANEM) - very ignorant. Yes, you're very ignorant. MARYLIN CRISPELL: SPRING TOUR 1994 (ALICE) - can't stand Crispell. No comment. ANDREW CYRILLE: NUBA (BLACK SAINT) - don't have much yet STEPHANO D'ANNA: LEAPIN'IN (SPLAS©H) - first time heard about the man. And you were supposed to have lived in Italy! EDDIE 'LOCKJAW' DAVIS: VERY SAXY (PRESTIGE) - hmm.. MILES DAVIS: THE COMPLETE LIVE AT THE PLUGGED NICKEL (COLUMBIA) Live at Filmore (Columbia /Sony) ERNST DAWKINS: CAPE TOWN SHUFFLE (DELMARK) -don't know ELTON DEAN: RUMOURS OF AN INCIDENT (SLAM) - that's the one with Rudd, yes? didn't like it. PAUL DESMOND: TWO OF A MIND (RCA) - agree WALT DICKERSON: TO MY SON (STEEPLECHASE) - agree BILL DIXON: SONS OF SISYPHUS (SOUL NOTE) - In Italy (Soul Note) ERIC DOLPHY: CONVERSATIONS (CELLULOID RECORDS) - Live with Little, Waldron, Blackwell and Davis (forgot where exactly). This one feature the best and the most moving tune DOLPHY has ever recorded, his duet with ART DAVIS on ALONE TOGETHER. But I like as much LIVE AT THE FIVE SPOTS. DAVE DOUGLAS: FIVE (SOUL NOTE) - don't know HAMID DRAKE & SABIR MATEEN: BROTHERS TOGETHER (EREMITE) - don't like either MARK DRESSER & RAY ANDERSON: NINE SONGS TOGETHER (CIMP) - Aquifer (Cryptogrmophon) for Dresser. Don't know Anderson too well. PAUL DUNMALL: GHOSTLY THOUGHTS (hatOLOGY). Don't know much, but of what I heard "Ghostly Thoughts" is his less interesting release. So far I'd go for Master Musicians of MU (Slam). Nop. I've more than twenty rec. from Dunmall. This one still stand as the best JOHNNY DYANI: ANGOLIAN CRY (STEEPLE CHASE) -don't have this one. Of what I heard I like Some Jive Ass Boer (Terrones) the most. Don't know this Terrones one. MARCO ENEIDI: CHERRY BOX (EREMITE) Final Disconnect Notice (Boticelli). Stand with my choice. This one is beautifully recorded, by the way DUKE ELLINGTON: MEETS COLEMAN HAWKINS (IMPULSE) - can't make a judgement KAHIL EL'ZABAR: FREEDOM JAZZ DANCE (DELMARK) - don't know much MARTY EHRLICH: LINE ON LOVE (PALMETTO RECORDS) - don't like Ehrlich. I can understand. BOOKER ERVIN: THAT'S IT (CANDID) - don't like Ervin. Why? ELLERY ESKELIN: ONE GREAT DAY (hatOLOGY) - Ramifications (hatOLOGY). Ramification, really? BILL EVANS: THE BRILLIANT (TIMELESS) - Interplay What a strange choice. JAMES FINN: OPENING THE GATES (CADENCE) - haven't heard yet SIMON H. FELL: FOOM FOOM (BRUCE'S FINGERS) - don't know this one. Liked Kalidozeiklin (Bruce's Fingers) the most. Don't know this one either CHARLES GAYLE: TOUCHIN' ON TRANE (FMP) -don't like Gayle, but yet, this is the best one GIANNI GEBBIA: ARCANA MAJOR/ SONIC TAROTS SESSION (STEREOSUPREMO/ RASTASCAN) - heh-heh. Not on the same level of the best BRAXTON solo, though. And his tarot/mysticisme is annoying me STAN GETZ: SERENITY (EMARCY) - Focus (Verve). The least choice that I could make. I can't stand this SAUTER orchestra. JIMMY GIUFFRE: 1961 (ECM) - yes! Could have choose FREE FALL or EMPHASIS & FLIGHT, though. GLOBE UNITY ORCHESTRA: 20TH ANNIVERSARY (FMP) - agree VINNY GOLIA: ONE, THREE, TWO (JAZZ'HALO) - haven't heard that much. This one is good. Of what I heard I liked "Hunting the spirits inside them" (Music & Arts) the most. LINEAGE is also a great one BENNY GOLSON: TURNING POINT (MERCURY) -don't know DENNIS GONZALES: CATHECHISM (MUSIC & ARTS) -agree NEW YORK MIDNIGHT SUITE is his equal. DEXTER GORDON: DOIN' ALLRIGHT (BLUE NOTE) -don't know OUR MAIN IN PARIS is a close second FRANK GRATKOWSKI/ FRED VAN HOVE/ TONY OXLEY: GRATHOVOX (NUSCOPE) - didn't like it. Id go fro Facio (Leo) I can understand GEORG GRAEWE: IMPRESSIONS OF MONK (NUSCOPE). San Francisco Concert 1995 (Music & Arts) MATTS GUSTAFSSON: FROGGING (MAYA) - don't know this one. Of what I know - Impropositions BARRY GUY: ODYSSEY (INTAKT) -that's the one with my favorie Crispell?? Don't know Guy that well. It's with CRISPELL, alright HERBIE HANCOCK: EMPYREAN ISLES (BLUE NOTE) - agree JOHN HANDY: RECORDED LIVE AT THE MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL (COLUMBIA) - sure JOE HARRIOTT: FREE FORM (REDIAL/EMARCY) - Indo-Jazz Fusion I don't get it, here. You like this? HAMPTON HAWES: FOR REAL (CONTEMPORARY) - don't know at all COLEMAN HAWKINS: TODAY AND NOW (IMPULSE) - don't know too well GERRY HEMINGWAY: SLAMADAM (RANDOM ACOUSTICS) - Johnny' Corner Song (Auricle) JULIUS HEMPHILL: RAW MATERIALS AND RESIDUALS (SOUL NOTE) - Coon Bid'ness (DA Music) I have this one on FREEDOM, what is this DA MUSIC label? JOE HENDERSON: INNER URGE (BLUE NOTE) - Elements (Milestones / Fantasy) ELEMENTS? Strange choice. JOE HENDERSON is not JOE HENDERSON here, but some kind of clone of COLTRANE. To play this part, SANDERS would have been a better choice ANDREW HILL: POINT OF DEPARTURE (BLUE NOTE) - oh yes DAVE HOLLAND CONFERENCE OF THE BIRD (ECM) - Don't like this one. Music from Two Basses (ECM) That seems impossible to me but everything can happen, I suppose FREDDIE HUBBARD: RED CLAY (CTI) - agree DANIEL HUMAIR: LIBERTÉ SURVEILLÉ (SKETCH) - Hummair / Jeanneau / Texier 1979 (Owl / Universal France) ABDULLAH IBRAHIM: WATER FROM AN ANCIENT WELL (BLACK-HAWK) - this duo with Dyanni on ENja, forgot the title. Yes, ECHOES FROM AFRICA is a good choice too ICP ORCHESTRA: AAN & UIT (ICP) - don't know much. You should! KEITH JARRETT: EL JUICIO (THE JUDGEMENT) (ATLANTIC) - don't know much ANDRÉ JAUME: PEACE/ PACE/ PAIX (CELP) - agree! SVEN-AKE JOHANSSON: SIX LITTLE PIECES FOR QUINTET (hatOLOGY) - agree, but haven't heard much (the man has a huge discogrpahy on his own label). I choose this one because I like it a lot but I must confess that I don't know much about JOHANSSON as a leader CHRIS JONAS: THE SUN SPITS CHERRIES (HOPSCOTCH) - pardon my ignorance ELVIN JONES: LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD (ENJA) - don't have much solo Elvin FRANZ KOGLMAN: L'HEURE BLEUE (hatOLOGY) - Affair with Strauss (between the lines) AAWS is a good one but less interesting than the best HAT LEE KONITZ: OUT OF NOWHERE (STEEPLE CHASE) - goo one, but I prefer It's you (SteepleChase) MOTION could have been another choice for me. But I like IT'S YOU to PETER KOWALD: WAS DA IST (FMP) - can't get away from it. Me either PETE LA ROCA: BASRA (BLUE NOTE) - don't know STEVE LACY (COX/ HUMAIR): WORKS (SKETCH) - great one, but if I had to choopse one, I'd go for Morning Joy (hatOLOGY) JOHN LAW: EXPLODED ON IMPACT (SLAM) - don't know much. Liked his hatOLOGY CD a lot. ABACUS? I find it rather academic. DAUNIK LAZRO: A.H.O (AND HIS ORCHESTRA) (BLEU REGARD) - Hauts Plateaux (Potlatch) Yes, a good choice to. URS LEIMGRUBER/ JOELLE LÉANDRE/ FRITZ HAUSER: NO TRY NO FAIL (hatOLOGY) - oh yes GEORGE LEWIS: HOMMAGE TO CHARLES PARKER (BLACK SAINT) - don't have htis one! You really should JOHN LINDBERG (GEORGE LEWIS/ BARRY ALTSCHUL): GIVE AND TAKE (BLACK SAINT) - haven't heard this one, from what I know - The Catbird Sings BOUNCE is also a good one BOOKER LITTLE: OUT FRONT (CANDID) - And Friend (Bethlehem) JOHN LlOYD: FOUR AND FIVE (hatOLOGY) - yes LONDON JAZZ COMPOSER'S ORCHESTRA: THEORIA (INTAKT) - don't know much. HARMOS is its equal. RAMON LOPEZ: ELEVEN DRUMS SONGS (LEO LAB) - yes FRANK LOWE: THE FLAME (BLACK SAINT) - yes JIMMY LYONS: THE BOX SET (AYLER RECORDS) - Wee Snezawe (Black Saint). I like WEE SNEZAWE to JOE MANERI: COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN (hatOLOGY) -don't like Maneri. Don't go to tell this to the good people at BAGATELLEN! CHARLIE MARIANO: ALTO SAX FOR YOUNG MODERNS (BETHLEHEM) - duo with Andre Jaume on CELP WARNE MARSH: NE PLUS ULTRA (REVELATION/ HAT ART) - don't have this one. Coming soon on hatOLOGY JACKIE MCLEAN: ONE STEP BEYOND (BLUE NOTE) - don't have too much. You should got more McLEAN JOE McPHEE: GRAND MARQUIS (BOXHOLDER) - agree! MISHA MENGELBERG: WHO'S BRIDGE (AVAN) - don't have much. PAT METHENY: SONG X (GEFFEN) - hmmm CHARLES MINGUS: CHARLES MINGUS PRESENTS CHARLES MINGUS (CANDID) East Coasting ROSCOE MITCHELL: SOUND (DELMARK) - Snurdy McGurdy and her dancing shoes (Nessa) MICHAEL MOORE: MONITOR (BETWEEN THE LINES) -don'^t have much. THis one is verry good. Try BERING or THE MUSIC OF BOB DYLAN with JEWELS AND BINOCULARS if you don't have them already THELONIOUS MONK: BRILLANT CORNERS (RIVERSIDE) - Plays Ellington (yeah,m I know, not a trivial choice). a strange one, at least GRACHAN MONCUR III: SOME OTHER STUFF (BLUE NOTE) - don't like Moncur. Well, forget about the best McLean in this case PAUL MOTIAN: DANCE (ECM) -don't know MUJICIAN: COLOURS FULFILLED (CUNEIFORM) - agree DAVID MURRAY (WITH MILFORD GRAVES): REAL DEAL (DIW) -don't like Murray. and GRAVES? OLIVER NELSON: THE BLUES AND THE ABSTRACT TRUTH (IMPULSE) - More Blues and the Abstract Truth (Impulse!) Really? WALTER NORRIS: DRIFTING (ENJA) -ignorant NRG ENSEMBLE: BEJAZZO GETS A FACE LIFT (ATAVISTIC) - Hal's Story (ECM) I like NRG but not RUSSELL ANTHONY ORTEGA: NEW DANCE (REVELATION/ hatOLOGY) - don't have this one. Scattered Clouds is great. Not so great in my opinion. ORTEGA ON EVIDENCE is my second choice. TONY OXLEY: THE BAPTISED TRAVELLER (COLUMBIA). Tough one. I liked Duos with Alan Davey (a/l/l) a lot. EVAN PARKER & PAUL LYTTON: AT THE UNITY THEATRE (PSI) - 50th Burthday concert (Leo) Yes of course CHARLIE PARKER: NOW'S THE TIME (VERVE) - don't know much !!!!!!! WILLIAM PARKER: THE PEACH ORCHARD (AUM FIDELITY) - no Parker What's your problem with guys named PARKER? MARIO PAVONE: DANCERS TALES (KNITTING FACTORY) - don't know much ART PEPPER: THE INTIMATE ART PEPPER (ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS) - one of the VIllage Vanguard discs. No, ALL the VILLAGE VANGUARD disc. But the INTIMATE is very interesting as you get PEPPER playing clarinet, and TWICE IN SOLO. IVO PERELMAN: SAD LIFE (LEO LAB) - The Eye Listens (Boxholder) THE HAMMER could be another choice for me BARRE PHILLIPS: BARRE'S TRIO (EMOUVANCE) - don't know this one, but can't imagine it being better that Camouflage (Victo) Not better but different. It's with MICHEL DONEDA MICHEL PORTAL: NO,NO BUT MAYBE- CHATEAUVALLON: 23 AOUT 1972 (UNIVERSAL) - Didn't like this one too much. I'd go for Dejarme solo! (Dreyfus) EDDIE PRÉVOST: TOUCH -THE WEIGHT, MEASURE AND FEEL OF THINGS (MATCHLESS) - don't know much. You should, it's right in your alley BUDD POWELL: A PORTRAIT OF THELONIOUS (COLUMBIA) - Amazing Pt. 1 (Blue Note) Yeah, great choice to but I like better POWELL in trio. MAX ROACH: PERCUSSION BITTER SWEET (IMPULSE) - Drums Unlimited (Atlantic / Rhino) HOWARD RILEY: THE DAY WILL COME (COLUMBIA) -don't know much SAM RIVERS (HOLLAND/ ALTSCHUL): THE QUEST (RED RECORD) - actually, Vista (Meta, 2004) is probably my favorite at the moment. But do you know this one? VISTA is much in this style, only less interesting for me SONNY ROLLINS: SAXOPHONE COLOSSUS (PRESTIGE) - Freedom Suite (Riverside / Fantasy) I like FREEDOM but I will give secondplace to IN THE WEST PAUL ROGERS: TIME OF BRIGHTNESS (RARE MUSIC) -don't know this one. With DUNMALL AGAIN SHORTY ROGERS: WHEREVER THE FIVE WINDS BLOW (RCA) -ignorant SCOTT ROSENBERG'S RED: OWE (CADENCE) - V. Solo improvisations (Umbrella) NED ROTHENBERG & DENMAN MARONEY: TOOLS OF TRADE (CIMP) - Don't know this one. I'd go for the The Crux (Leo). Yep, but this disc with MARONEY is a neglected gem to discover. ROVA: BINGO (VICTO) - As Was (Atavistic) Good one too KEITH ROWE/ JOHN TILBURY: DUOS FOR DORIS (ERSTWHILE) - of (little) Rowe I've heard, I'd go for The World Turned Upside Down (Erstwhile). No! Nothing compare with DUOS FOR DORIS but if you like ROWE in solo try A DIMENSION OF PERFECT ORDINARY REALITY on MATCHLESS GEORGE RUSSELL: EZZ-THETICS (RIVERSIDE) - sure PHAROAH SANDERS: BLACK UNITY (IMPULSE) - Tauhid Yeah, I like TAUHID to LOUIS SCLAVIS: L'AFFRONTEMENT DES PRÉTENDANTS (ECM) - Ellington on the Air (IDA) ARCHIE SHEPP: THE MAGIC OF JUJU (IMPULSE) - don't know this one! my favorite it Way Ahead (Impulse!) Get this one and you will change of favorite. THE STROLLER is damn good piece, though WAYNE SHORTER: ADAM'S APPLE (BLUE NOTE) - OK SONNY SIMMONS: ANCIENT RITUAL (QWEST/ REPRISE) - the one on ESP. MARTIAL SOLAL: TRIANGLE (JMS) -agree (thanks for recommendation) LEO SMITH: DIVINE LOVE (ECM) - don't know much. Try it, you'll like it. GLENN SPEARMAN: SMOKEHOUSE (BLACK SAINT) - Free Worlds (Black Saint) SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE: KARYOBIN (CHRONOSCOPE) -don't know. You SHOULD know. Essential to have, really SONNY STITT: WITH THE NEW YORKERS (ROOST) - don't like Can't help SUN RA ARKESTRA: ATLANTIS (EVIDENCE) - agree AKI TAKASE (RUDI MAHALL): THE DESSERT (LEO RECORDS) - can't stand Mahall! I'd go for Le cahier du bal (leo) HORACE TAPSCOTT: THE DARK TREE (hatOLOGY) - Nimbus solos, vol. 8. Nothing equal DARK TREE for me. CECIL TAYLOR: ONE TOO MANY SALTY SWIFT AND NOT GOODBYE (hatOLOGY) - any disc from Two T's for a lovely T (Codanza) box LENNIE TRISTANO: TRISTANO (ATLANTIC) - agree McCOY TYNER: THE REAL McCOY (BLUE NOTE) - agree MASSIMO URBANI: EASY TO LOVE (RED RECORD) -don't know to well. Man, you were suppose to have live... FRED VAN HOVE: FLUX (POTLACH) - Passing Waves (Nuscope). I'd say KEN VANDERMARK: SIMPATICO (ATAVISTIC) - don't know much EDWARD VESALA: ODE TO THE DEATH OF JAZZ (ECM) -ignorant ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH: ELF BAGATELLEN (FMP) - Physics (FMP), but haven't heard a lot. There's lot of AVS that I could have choice either. But this one is particularly well recorded MAL WALDRON (WITH STEVE LACY): SEMPRE AMORE (SOUL NOTE) - One Up-manship (Enja MW). Don't know this one. I'vealways liked WALDRON live better than on record. BENNIE WALLACE: THE ART OF THE SAXOPHONE (DENON) -don0t like. I do PER HENRIK WALLIN: TIVEDEN (PHONO SUECIA) - don't know much. His hatOLOGYstuff is good, Yes, very good. This one is his big band stuff. Really great with a mingusian flavour. DAVID S. WARE: WISDOM OF UNCERTAINTY (AUM FIDELITY) - no love for Ware. I'm also a pacifist but difficult to turn WARE completely out when you like the kind of music that you like. TREVOR WATTS & VERYAN WESTON: 6 DIALOGUES (EMANEM) - haven't heard much Watts. This one is a very neglected Gem BEN WEBSTER: SOULVILLE (VERVE) - agree RANDY WESTON: THE SPIRIT OF OUR ANCESTORS (VERVE) - Afrikan Nite (Owl) VERYAN WESTON/ JOHN EDWARDS/ MARK SANDERS: GATEWAY TO VIENNA (EMANEM) -don't know much. A pure and simple masterpiece WHAT WE LIVE: ESPECIALLY THE TRAVELLER TOMORROW (METALANGUAGE) - Never Was (Soul Note) ANTHONY WILLIAMS: LIFETIME (BLUE NOTE) - Emergency Man! WORLD SAXOPHONE QUARTET: W.S.Q. (BLACK SAINT) -don't know too well FRANK WRIGHT: TRIO (ESP) - haven't heard the ESP. Lik the Free America reissue the most, JACK WRIGHT & BOB MARSH: BIRD IN THE HAND (PUBLIC EYESORE) - Places to go (Spring Garden) YOSUKE YAMASHITA: DAZZLING DAYS (VERVE) - don't know much LARRY YOUNG: UNITY (BLUE NOTE) - OK CARLOS ZINGARO: SOLO (IN SITU) - agree! Thanks for recommendation. JOHN ZORN MASADA: LIVE IN JERUSALEM (TZADIK) - have only 5-6 Ziorn's CDs - too little to make any judgement. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AALY TRIO + KEN VANDERMARK: STUMBLE (WOBBLY RAIL) - I thought I was screaming (Crazy Wisdom) CHET BAKER: BLUES FOR A REASON (CRISS CROSS) - With Russ Freeman Trio (Pacific Jazz) ROB BROWN: HIGH WIRE (BLACK SAINT) -don't like Brown DELBECQ/ ORTI/ CARVER/ ARGÜELLES: PAINTINGS (DEUX Z) - ignorant VON FREEMAN: THE IMPROVISOR (PREMONITION RECORDS) - Have no Fear (Nessa / Bomba). Yep, I could have choose this one FULHER/ BENNINK/ DE JOODE: BELLAGRAM (GEEST GRONDEN) -don't know much FRODE GJERSTAD (WITH JOHN EDWARDS & MARK SANDERS): THE WELSCH CHAPEL (CADENCE) - don't know much. One of the rare GJERSTAD that I really like. The ryhm section (EDWARD & SANDERS) is amazing as usual CHARLIE HADEN: LIBERATION MUSIC ORCHESTRA (IMPULSE) - Duets (A & R) MARK HELIAS' OPEN LOOSE (MALABY/ RAINEY): NEW SCHOOL (ENJA) - Fictionary (GM) yeah, if you want FRANÇOIS HOULE: SCHIZOSPHERE (RED TOUCAN) -ignorant ROLAND KIRK: RIP, RIG AND PANIC (LP) (LIMELIGHT) -don't like Kirk, but yes, this is his best one MICHAEL MARCUS: BLUE REALITY (SOUL NOTE) -don't know much CHRISTOPHE MARGUET (DENZLER/ TEXIER/ SENS): LES CORRESPONDANCES (LABEL BLEU) - ignorant GÜNTER MÜLLER/ OTOMO YOSHIHIDE: TIME TRAVEL (ERSTWHILE) - La Voyelle Liquide (Erstwhile), Yes, LA VOYELLE but it's as much a LÊ QUAN NINH record. I wanted LÊ QUAN to have a rec. under his sole name. PAUL MURPHY TRIO (ENEIDI/ KILLION): SHADOW - INTERSECTIONS - WEST (CADENCE) -dunno MAX NAGL: CAFÉ ELECTRIC ( (NOVEMBER MUSIC) - ignorant LÊ QUAN NINH: LE VENTRE NEGATIF (MENISCUS) - OK OK for now. Not that many differences actually. And many could stem more from my ignorance rahter than our taste differences. Edited May 17, 2005 by P.L.M Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ralphie_boy Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 Ayler - Spiritual Unity Jackie Mac - Destination Out Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil Andrew Hill - Judgement Woody Shaw - Little Red's Fantasy George Braith - Extensions Marion Brown - Quintet (ESP) Archie Shepp - Live in SF More to come.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
B. Goren. Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 Myra Melford- Jump. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SEK Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 My first installment: 8 Bold Souls - "Last Option" Art Ensemble Of Chicago - "People In Sorrow" Paul Bley - "Axis" Sonny Clark - "Leapin' and Lopin'" Ornette Coleman - "This Is Our Music" John Coltrane - "A Love Supreme" Miles Davis - "Miles Smiles" Eric Dolphy - "Out To Lunch" Johnny Dyani - "Witchdoctor's Son" Duke Ellington - "Far East Suite" Chico Freeman - "Kings Of Mali" Billy Harper - "Knowledge Of Self" Andrew Hill - "Point Of Departure" Elmo Hope - "Trio and Quartet" Bobby Hutcherson - "Oblique" Abdullah Ibrahim - "Matsidiso" Steve Lacy - "School Days" Charles Lloyd - "Canto" John McLaughlin - "Extrapolation" Jackie McLean - "Jacknife" Charles Mingus - "Tijuana Moods" Roscoe Mitchell - "Snurdy McGurdy and Her Dancing Shoes" Lee Morgan - "Search For The New Land" Thelonious Monk - "Thelonious In Action" Sonny Rollins - "Saxophone Colossus" Archie Shepp - "The Magic of Juju" Wayne Shorter - "Etcetera" Bobo Stenson - "War Orphans" Okay Temiz - "Chila-Chila" Henry Threadgill - "You Know The Number" McCoy Tyner - "Expansions" My second installment: Ahmed Abdul-Malik - "Eastern Moods" John Abercrombie - "Gateway" Fred Anderson - "The Missing Link" Billy Bang - "Rainbow Gladiator" Gato Barbieri - "The Third World" Gary Bartz - "Harlem Bush Music: Uhuru" Carla Bley - (Gary Burton's) "A Genuine Tong Funeral" Roy Brooks - "The Free Slave" Tina Brooks - "True Blue" Jaki Byard - "Sunshine Of My Soul" Baikida Carroll - "Orange Fish Tears" Betty Carter - "The Audience With Betty Carter" Don Cherry - "Nu: Live at the Bracknell Jazz Festival, 1986" Walt Dickerson - "Unity" Kenny Dorham - "Afro-Cuban" Marty Ehrlich - "The Welcome" Booker Ervin - "Freedom Book" Ethnic Heritage Ensemble - "Three Gentlemen From Chicago" Mongezi Feza - "Rejoice" Von Freeman - "Serenade and Blues" Egberto Gismonti - "Sol Do Meio Dia" Vinny Golia - "Slice Of Life" Dennis Gonzalez - "Old Time Revival" Dexter Gordon - "Our Man in Paris" Johnny Griffin - "Little Giant" Griot Galaxy - "Live At The DIA" Charlie Haden - "Liberation Music Orchestra" (Impulse) Julius Hemphill - "Dogon AD" Joe Henderson - "Inner Urge" Freddie Hubbard - "Breaking Point" Khan Jamal - "Dark Warrior" Joseph Jarman - "Inheritance" Keith Jarrett - "Backhand" Clifford Jordan - "Glass Bead Games" Rahsaan Roland Kirk - "Rip, Rig and Panic" Oliver Lake - "Prophet" Hank Mobley - "Soul Station" Jemeel Moondoc - "Revolt of the Negro Lawn Jockeys" Paul Motian - "Tribute" Oliver Nelson - "Straight Ahead" Herbie Nichols - "The Prophetic Herbie Nichols, Volumes 1 & 2" Faruq Z. Bey with the Northwoods Improvisers - "Auzar" Old And New Dreams - "Old And New Dreams" (ECM) Eddie Palmieri - "El Rumbero Del Piano" William Parker - "O'Neal's Porch" Barre Phillips - "Mountainscapes" Tito Puente - "Cuban Carnival" Don Pullen - "Live ... Again" Sun Ra - "The Magic City" Dewey Redman - "Tarik" Sam Rivers - "Contours" Max Roach - "Members Don't Get Weary" Louis Sclavis - "L'Affrontement Des Prétendants" Woody Shaw - "Little Red's Fantasy" Leo Smith - "Spirit Catcher" Horace Tapscott - "Live at IUCC" Sarah Vaughan - "Sarah Vaughan With Clifford Brown" (Emarcy) Collin Walcott - "Cloud Dance" Trevor Watts (w/ Amalgam) - "Innovation" Randy Weston - "The Spirits Of Our Ancestors" Larry Young - "Unity" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jazz Kat Posted May 17, 2005 Report Share Posted May 17, 2005 Walter Wanderley, Rain Forest. Heck, they all sound the same. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clifford_thornton Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 BYRON ALLEN: INTERFACE (ACC PRODUCTIONS) You wouldn't choose the ESP? Why? I should have too? I don't like this album (great cover though) and I didn't care about BYRON ALLEN until I find this gem. It's close to the SONNY SIMMONS'S ANCIENT RITUALS (In fact it's the contrary as the BYRON ALLEN is much older). 'course not! Just a real surprise, especially since it rarely comes to light that he had two, let alone one, dates under his own name. There was a great interview with Paul Byron Allen in Cadence several years ago; I should dig that one up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marcello Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 Woody Shaw - The Moontrane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brownian Motion Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 (edited) Coltrane. My Favorite Things Monk. Monk's Music Bud Shank. Brazilville MJQ. Third Stream Music David Grisman. Quintet '80 Larry Coryell/Emily Remler. Together Roy Eldridge. In Paris Red Allen. The World On a String Claude Hopkins. Yes Indeed Laurindo Almeida. Brazilliance Miles Davis. Sketches of Spain Horace Silver. Song for My Father Duke Pearson. Sweet Honey Bee Edited May 18, 2005 by Brownian Motion Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jazzbo Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 "Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy"--I'd keep my SACD. This would be the one Pops cd (I have so many!) I would keep. It has great sentimental value --- finding this lp really excited me and I listened to it over and over and learned a lot from it; I made a few great rest of my life long friends in concert with this recording; and this album helped me to spend some quality time with a beautiful woman wnen I was fresh to college and really needed to. But beyond that I think it represents the best of Pops. It is pure entertainment, Pops the charmer and disarmer. It is pure artistry--classic songs reinvented and executed with elan and verve and gravity. And it's a showcase for stupendous trumpeting (yes, I really think so) and singing from a man at a high point, ambassador of jazz to the world, wise man of jazz and pop who had something to say and was saying it. On top of that I feel it is a spectacular recording from an engineering standpoint. Vivid, real, deep sound that fits the material like a glove. Trummy is scary real at times! I love this work. No one could take it away from me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jazzscot Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 If I only had to choose ONE recording, it would be, JOHN McLAUGLIN's "EXTRAPOLATION (Featuring JOHN SURMAN) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marcello Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 Cliford Jordan - Glass Bead Games Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clifford_thornton Posted May 20, 2005 Report Share Posted May 20, 2005 Sun Ra - Futuristic Sounds JR Monterose - The Message Peter Brotzmann - More Nipples Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame Teddy Charles - Tentet Sunny Murray - s/t on Shandar Charles Moffett - The Gift Joe Henderson - Inner Urge George Russell - The Stratus Seekers Kent Carter - The Wilisau Suites Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RDK Posted May 21, 2005 Report Share Posted May 21, 2005 In no particular order and off the top of my head... Charles Mingus – Ah Um Thelonious Monk – Misterioso Wes Montgomery – Full House Modern Jazz Quartet – Last Concert Jimmy Smith – Cool Blues Duke Ellington – Piano in the Foreground Sam Rivers – Fuchsia Swing Song Keith Jarrett – Koln Concert Bobby Hutcherson – Happenings Paul Chambers – Quintet Joe Henderson – Page One Eric Dolphy – Outward Bound Archie Shepp – Attica Blues Pharoah Sanders – Karma John Coltrane – A Love Supreme Julian Adderley – In San Francisco Dave Brubeck – Time Out Miles Davis –Kind of Blue Bill Evans – Waltz For Debby/Sunday at VV Ella Fitzgerald – Cole Porter Songbook Stan Getz – Jazz Samba Andrew Hill – Smoke Stack Hank Mobley – Soul Station Donald Byrd – At the Half Note Horace Silver – Song For My Father Grant Green – Idle Moments Harry Sweets Edison Sweets – Swinger & Mr. Swing Clark Terry – In Orbit Roy Eldridge – Swingin’ on the Town Dizzy Gillespie – Jazz at Massey Hall (gotta put it somewhere) Art Blakey – Indestructible Weather Report – Heavy Weather Herbie Hancock – Maiden Voyage Chick Corea – My Spanish Heart Ben Webster – Soulville Sonny Rollins – Way Out West Horace Tapscott – The Dark Tree Freddie Hubbard – Blue Spirits Tina Brooks – The Waiting Game Randy Weston – Saga Clifford Brown – Brown & Roach Mal Waldron – The Quest Coleman Hawkins – Hawk Flies High Art Pepper – Intensity Steve Lacy – Live at Dreher Wayne Shorter – Adam’s Apple Oliver Nelson – Blues & Abstract Truth Lee Morgan – Leeway Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marcello Posted May 21, 2005 Report Share Posted May 21, 2005 Tommy Flanagan - Jazz Poet Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clifford_thornton Posted May 21, 2005 Report Share Posted May 21, 2005 Dewey Redman - Redman & Blackwell in Wilisau Albert Manglesdorff - Tension Burton Greene Quartet (ESP) Keith Tippett - Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening Amalgam - Prayer for Peace Revolutionary Ensemble - The Psyche Bill Evans - Undercurrent (w/ Jim Hall) Booker Little - Booker Little and Friend* Don Friedman/Atilla Zoller - The Horizon Beyond Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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