Posted 11 August 42 minutes ago, mjazzg said: I don't know Szabados's work either. Onto YouTube I go, thanks Remember seeing him in solo recital at the Bath Festival many moons ago. Pump Room, as I recall. Misha Mengelberg also did a solo set there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August The Awakening: Mirage (Black Jazz CD reissue) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August Anita Brown Jazz Orchestra - 27 East Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August 54 minutes ago, soulpope said: that's a beautiful record Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August 2 minutes ago, mjazzg said: that's a beautiful record Definitely .... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August (edited) When Misha Mengelberg departed in 2017, among the things he left behind was an archive of cassettes and DAT tapes, primarily public performances that had been professionally recorded but never released for one reason or another. We are working to make these recordings public in as complete a manner as possible, with the acknowledgment that we currently know very little about most of their origins outside of whatever cryptic descriptor is written on the cassette case. This one, for example, simply says: "17-18-4-88 berlijn solo", indicating that this music was recorded on the 17th and 18th of April 1988 in Berlin; however, incoming research suggests that the correct year of this recording is actually 1987. Further research is ongoing, more detail to come. In terms of the track labelling/credits, the decision has been made to leave the tracks as unedited improvisations despite Misha's brief or extended explorations of composed pieces within those sets. Edited 11 August by rostasi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August 3 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: Now playing: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August (edited) 19 hours ago, Gheorghe said: Re: Jazz At The Philharmonic Sure a bunch of great musicians. Maybe if I would have lived around that time, I might have attended those JATP events just to see all those giants. Here are 3 more from that 10 LP reissue series by the late Bob Porter Wont miss a copy even I have some of the original CLEFS and Verves issued under the supervision of Norman Granz with some duplicate tracks. The compilations are really great. These times will never come back. Have seen one of the concerts in Frankfurt with Ella and have still the program. Sweet memories. Edited 12 August by jazzcorner more text Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August Sonny Stitt / Don Patterson - Brothers-4 (Prestige, 2001) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 August With some from Henry Cow: - Tim Hodgkinson (Keyboards, Clarinet, Alto Sax) - Dagmar Krause (Vocals) - Chris Cutler (Drums) - Lindsey Cooper (Bassoon) - Guy Segers (Bass) - Bill Gilonis (Guitar) - Richard Bolton (Cello) - Dominic Weeks (Xylophone) - Nancy Ruffer (Flute) - Clarissa Melville (Flute) - John Impett (Trumpet) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 August Bernard Herrmann - White Witch Doctor Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 August (edited) 13 hours ago, BillF said: Nice response, Gheorghe. I, too, was too young for this JATP session, as I didn't start listening till I was 17 in 1957. But, anyway, the British Musicians Union had a ban on visiting Americans at the time, though I seem to have heard that JATP got into Essex (?) in about '53 at an American airbase (?). (Someone will know about this.) The nearest Kenton got to the UK in '53 was Ireland and I've spoken to slightly older fans who made the journey. But at least I was early enough to see Jimmy Rushing and Hines with Teagarden (all in '57). That album is a gas! I´ve heard about that ban on visiting Americans during that time, but never understood it. We European musicians anyway are or were first of all "students" of that beautiful American form of art, like let´s say here in Viena you see japanese girls runnin´ around with small and big fiddles to study the music of Beethoven and all that historic European stuff, though they are from another continent. So cuttin´ them out and exclude them from playing in a european country is really a heavy thing. Is this ´cause they were "jealous" ? But thanks God it didn´t last long. Later, UK was one of the best places to listen to good concerts, all them greats at Ronnie Scott´s , and music halls......, all the greats played in UK 4 hours ago, rostasi said: Who´s playing on the Romanian Jazz from the Electrecord Archives 66-78? I got to know some Romanian jazz musicians and saw a lot of them on Festivals in Sibiu and Costinești . One of the older was Johnny Răducanu, who also wrote a book about his live (în limba română -romanian language) , others was Mircea Tiberian, Marius Pop, Harry Tavitian with Corneliu Stroe (duo creativ) , the vocal jazz quartet from Sibiu (Nicolae Ionescu, who died in the 90´s and I knew him well), now the in western Europe living Nicolae Simion, and lots of others , but I haven´t heard that eastern european jazz lately ..... 11 hours ago, Dub Modal said: One of my favourite Joe Henderson records. About the time when I heard him first. I love it ! Edited 12 August by Gheorghe Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 August 11 hours ago, Simon8 said: 👍Excellent👍 .... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 August 14 hours ago, Dub Modal said: 14 hours ago, John Tapscott said: Now playing: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 12 August 3 hours ago, Gheorghe said: Who´s playing on the Romanian Jazz from the Electrecord Archives 66-78? Like usual, clicking on the cover(s) will give you that info. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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