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1 hour ago, soulpope said:

For me the ❤best Hampton Hawes session❤ ever .... has to be the extended version ....

It was recorded in 1968 by which time Hawes had modified his style considerably.

For me the classics remain the three Contemporary 1955-56 albums:

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5 minutes ago, Peter Friedman said:

The album on Black Lion is a strong favorite, but I may slightly prefer this one on MPS/SABA. The 3 early albums on Contemporary are certainly very good, but I find he digs in a bit deeper on the Black Lion and MPS sessions.iu.jpeg

Definitely a good one too ....

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14 minutes ago, soulpope said:

Great version of "Milestones" with smoking Frank Strozier solo work ....

Whoa, Strozier with a big band!  Sign me up.

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For Hawes-led sessions, I only have this, For Real! and a short session from a Savoy compilation.  I need to pick up more because he was a brilliant pianist.  Given my love for Roy Haynes and Cecil McBee, the Jazz Showcase album would be a logical choice.

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26 minutes ago, Justin V said:

Whoa, Strozier with a big band!  Sign me up.

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For Hawes-led sessions, I only have this, For Real! and a short session from a Savoy compilation.  I need to pick up more because he was a brilliant pianist.  Given my love for Roy Haynes and Cecil McBee, the Jazz Showcase album would be a logical choice.

Fascinating music near the end of his career ....

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Dave Liebman - Homage to John Coltrane (Owl, 1987)

 

1 hour ago, Justin V said:

I need to pick up more because he was a brilliant pianist.  Given my love for Roy Haynes and Cecil McBee, the Jazz Showcase album would be a logical choice.

I agree with soulpope.  Both volumes are outstanding. :tup 

The only downside is less than ideal audio fidelity. 

 

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