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Koerner, Ray & Glover – Blues, Rags And Hollers One of my favourites. The second side in particular.

“Ella & Basie – On the Sunny Side of the Street” Verve cd

Alfredo Valdés "Entre Dos" (Caiman Records) 1984 .... dominated by Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros ....

Joachim Palden / Etta Scollo / Fritz Ozmec / Martin Wichtl – Be-Baba-Leba-Boogie ... Austria 1982

Yep, that's the best known I believe ..... btw great co-operation with Philippe Paringaux .....

Barney Wilen – La Note Bleue … France 1987 Cover Art – Jacques De Loustal 😎

Paul Quinichette “Basie Reunion” OJC cd 640×640 63.7 KB A swinging affair. Paul with Buck Clayton, Shad Collins, Jack Washington, Nat Pierce, Freddie Greene, Eddie Jones, Jo Jones

Proves that some musicians can interpret the composers of their motherland particularly well ....

Klaus Doldinger "Doldinger In New York" (WEA) 1994 .... Cover Art by Jacques de Loustal 😇😎 ....

Sharel Cassity "Relentless" Jazz Legacy Productions cd Alto Flute – Don Braden Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute – Sharel Cassity Bass – Dwayne Burno Drums – E.J. Strickland Flugelhorn – Thomas Barber Piano – Orrin Evans Tenor Saxophone – Andres Boyarsky Trombone – Michael Dease Trumpet – Jeremy Pelt I bought this because Orrin Evans was at the keys. It's pretty good. Back to top

Arild Andersen .... definitely underrated ....

Chala Cubana – Chinchorrero … Switzerland 2004 Artwork by Jacques de Loustal

For me marred by the ostensible playing of Larry Corryell .... taste differs ....

As much as I remember from those happy years when I saw Mingus live, that long track "Three Worlds of Drums" was planned while Mingus had toured North Africa during his fantastic world tour in Spring/Summer 1977 (also in Europe as witnessed by myself). Though his label Atlantic wanted to press him into a certain direction of short tracks to get radio play, which he fulfilled with shorter tunes, but he always managed to get larger works recorded, like the wonderful opus "Music for Todo Modo", "Three or Four Shades of the Blues", "Cumbia and Jazz Fusion" and finally this "Three Worlds of Drums". It was planned to be performed live, like "Cumbia" but it never happened. After Mingus could not play the bass fiddle anymore I heard that the band with Mingus on bass replaced by Eddy Gomez or Jiri Mraz under the direction of Danny Richmond continued to perform at Vanguard and it´s there where they also played the live version for quinted of "Three Worlds of Drums". When this album came out, I first didn´t buy it because I didn´t want to hear a Mingus record without Mingus himself on bass (I don´t like some of the early 60´s albums where he played piano only). But later I changed my mind and love that "Three World of Drums" since I love drummers and percussion, and this became a favourite of mine. On side B there is a fantastic version of "Devil Woman" , much better than the original (on which Mingus also didn´t play bass). So finally, in spite of the fact that nobody could play the bass as great as Mingus did, this is a fine album where I can learn a lot of stuff for my own musical plans for the future.....

Saw him live in Göttingen with the Kenny Wheeler Quintet, November 12, 1993. Line-up: Kenny Wheeler (tp, flh), John Abercrombie (g), John Taylor (p), Palle Daniellson (b), Joe LaBarbera (dr) and with the Rita Marcotulli Trio, November 5, 2010. Line-up: Rita Marcotulli (p), Palle Daniellson (b), Roberto Gatto (dr).

👍 - with Marion Brown!

http://solodoublebass.blogspot.com/ For further inspiration ....

Thank you

An early morning in Schubert wonderland .....

Palle Danielsson .... what a bassplayer .... R.I.P ....

Reminds me strongly of Jacques de Loustal ....

Although integral part of some widely acclaimed recordings (Keith Jarrett's "European Quartet" comes to my mind) he seemed comparatively underrated .... btw saw him inter alias with Michel Petrucciani and Sun Ship Theus @ Wiesen Jazzfest in 1983 - was interesting to watch him being spured even more by an extroverted drummer ....

RIP. He was great

That works! Another good one

This was my first exposure to Coryell. I thought it was the most schizo playing ever, at least in one solo. It kinda is, really.