Hardbopjazz Posted February 27, 2012 Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 With the month nearly over, it's time to reveal the answers. BFT number 95. February 2012. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01. Roots Hamburg, Fabrik, (DE) 1991-10-19 Arthur Blythe- as, (2nd Solo) Sam Rivers- ts, Chico Freeman- ts, Nathan Davis- ts, ss, (3rd solo) Don Pullen- p, (4th solo) Santi Debriano- b Tommy Campbell- d (1st solo) St. Thomas 14:03 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02. Charles Mingus Jazz Workshop Ensemble with the NDR Big Band Hamburg, Fabrik, (DE) 04. New Jazz Festival 1979 1979-10-18 Solisten: Tomasz Stanko-tp, Georg Adams- ts Don Pullen- p, Lucas Lindholm- b, Dannie Richmond- d, Dieter Glawischnig- con. NDR Big Band Self-Portrait In 3 Colors 3:11 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 03. Kurt Edelhagen All Star Band with Guest: Don Byas 1961-06-29 Köln, WDR, Studio, (DE) Erich Kleinschuster- tb, Rest not known Don Byas- ts. Autumn In New York 4:03 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 04. Buck Clayton Allstars Essen, Grugahalle, Essener Jazztage 1961 1961-04-14 Buck Clayton- tp, Emmett Berry- tp, Dickie Wells- tb, Earl Warren- as, Buddy Tate- ts, Sir Charles Thompson- p, Gene Ramey- b, Oliver Jackson-d, Jimmy Witherspoon- voc * Robbin’s Nest 8:24 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 05. NDR Big Band - George Coleman - Frances Hall - Leader: Slide Hampton Hamburg, Fabrik (DE) 1974-11-02 Solisten: Benny Bailey- tp, Slide Hampton- tb, arr, con Herb Geller- as, ss, fl George Coleman- ts, Wolfgang Schlüter- vib, Lucas Lindholm- b, Tony Inzalaco- d, *Frances Hall- voc * Chega de Saudade 4:29 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 06. Sonny Stitt Quartet on the island of Kyushu, Japan 1980-11-12 Sonny Stitt- ts Hank Jones- p, George Duvivier- b, Grady Tate- d Star Dust 3:42 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 07. George Coleman Quartet Harlem Amsterdam 1988-08-11 George Coleman- ts, Harold Mabern- p, Ray Drummond- b, Alvin Queen- d. Every time we say goodbye 8:37 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 08. Art Hodes Quartet with guest Jeanne Carroll Lünen, (DE) 1981-10-27 Art Hodes- p, Benny Waters- ts, George Linges- b, Coolie Dunkan- d, Jeanne Carroll- voc. A Good Man Is Hard To Find 4:52 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 09. Junior Cook - Bill Hardman - Quintet Hamburg, Onkel Pö (DE) 1978-10-05 Bill Hardman- tp, Junior Cook- ts, Walter Bishop Jr.- p, Chin Suzuki- b, Leroy Williams- d When Sunny Gets Blue 10:49 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Renee Rosens Quartet 2011-07-11 Village Vanguard, NYC Renee Rosnes- p, Rich Perry- ts, Peter Washington- b, Lewis Nash- d. Travessia 7:25 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Kurt Edelhagen All Star Band - Featuring Lucky Thompson 1959-01-02 Köln, WDR, Studio, (DE) Kurt Edelhagen All Star Band / Guest: Lucky Thompson- ts, ss. Have You Met Miss Jones 2:31 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 12 Kleinschuster Erich Sextett & Big Band - Featuring - Slide Hampton - Dexter Gordon and Idress Sulieman Wien, Austria, Unknown studio 1973-05-29 Erich Kleinschuster Sextett: Idrees Sulieman,tp Slide Hampton,tb Dexter Gordon,ts Fritz Pauer,p Rudolf Hansen,b Erich Bachträgl,dr, Big Band: Erich Kleinschuster, Slide Hampton, Garney Hicks tb, Idrees Sulieman, Art Farmer tp, Dexter Gordon,ts Leszek Zadlo,ts Fritz Pauer,p Rudolf Hansen,b Erich Bachträgl,dr Fritz Ozmec,perc Every Man is King 7:46 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13. Tete Montoliu 1994-10-11 NDR Jazz Workshop #192 Hamburg (DE), Funkhaus des NDR, Studio 10 Tete Montoliu- p A Child Is Born / Oleo 3:41 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. Joe Turner 1982-03-24 Duisburg, (DE) Joe Turner- p. Goin' To Chicago 2:38 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Michael Weiss Thelonious Monk Piano Competition 1989-00-00 Location not known Michael Weiss- p. Laura/ Cherokee and a sprinkling of other tunes 6:20 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16. Dorothy Donegan 1982-03-24 Duisburg, (DE) Dorothy Donegan- p. These Follish Things/ Tea for Two 10:09 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 17. Art Hodes 1977-11-22 Köln, Kauri, (DE) Art Hodes- p. Willow Weep For Me 2:40 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 18.Hank Jones The Great Jazz Trio 2009-02-00 Blue Note, Tokyo, Japan Hank Jones - solo piano In a Sentimental Mood 2:56 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tkeith Posted February 27, 2012 Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 Track 3 - How did I miss Don Byas?!?!?! My Dad will disown me! Track 15 - Well, sh!t. First, props to Michael Weiss for making me think it was Barry Harris. Second, props for making me looking like an even bigger @$$ for my comments about modern players. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BillF Posted February 27, 2012 Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 (edited) Wow! All got a bit complicated around #13 and #15. I identified 15 as Montoliu, but he's at 13, while 15 is Michael, who identified chunks of this BFT, but not himself! Very pleased to find what I called a "beautiful Bud Powell-influenced bop pianist" is Michael. He deserves a whole box of cigars IMHO. Edited February 27, 2012 by BillF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Michael Weiss Posted February 27, 2012 Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 #15: I recognized it was me a few bars in. I didn't ID it because I was curious to see guesses and comments. It's Cherokee all the way. I just happened to quote Laura on the bridge of the first chorus. The date was November 19, 1989 at Baird Auditorium in Washington, DC. A little background: I was hired to transcribe and provide the Monk Competition with lead sheets of Monk tunes, so I wasn't considering competing. At the time of the competition I was working a three week engagement with the Art Farmer/Clifford Jordan Quintet at Sweet Basil. But Barry Harris, who was one of the judges (the others being Ahmad Jamal, Horace Silver, Walter Bishop, Jr., and Hal Galper) talked me into it. I had to take two nights off from the Art Farmer gig. Admittedly I was a little cocky and didn't prepare as seriously as I should have. I didn't know what I was really in for until I was sitting at the piano with a couple of TV cameras breathing down my neck. In the end I placed second behind Bill Cunliffe, who performed, of all things, a very polished S'Wonderful. What any of this had to do with Thelonious Monk I'll never know. Far more rewarding though was winning the Monk Composition Competition in 2000 which Wayne Shorter presented me with. That was sweet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hardbopjazz Posted February 27, 2012 Author Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 great story Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spontooneous Posted February 28, 2012 Report Share Posted February 28, 2012 Phew. Glad I didn't say anything bad about Michael. But I did say bad things about Tete and Mabes, both of whom I adore. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lipi Posted March 2, 2012 Report Share Posted March 2, 2012 Good stuff! Will have to hunt down the Buck Clayton. Sorry I didn't contribute this month. Work caught up with me, I'm afraid. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hardbopjazz Posted March 2, 2012 Author Report Share Posted March 2, 2012 Good stuff! Will have to hunt down the Buck Clayton. Sorry I didn't contribute this month. Work caught up with me, I'm afraid. That's quite alright. The Clayton will be very hard to find since it was never issued. My copy came from the radio station. I had a friend that work at the station in Germany are rescued a number reels after the station switched formats. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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