Jazz Kat

I'm sure it'll seem worth it if it completes your collection. It's a Blue Note classic. I'd get it, if I had all the other essentials already.

Ok, used cd's.. Here's a list of some of the cd's I am looking for: The Jazztet-Meet The Jazztet Lee Morgan- The Cooker Lee Morgan- Cornbread Lee Morgan- Search for the New Land Lee Morgan- Lee-Way Lee Morgan- The Rumproller Lee Morgan- Candy Stanley Turrentine-That's Where It's at Stanley Turrentine- Hustlin Stanley Turrentine- Dearly Beloved Stanley Turrentine- Easy Walker Dexter Gordon- A Swinging Affair Dexter Gordon- One Flight Up Dexter Gordon- Our Man In Paris Dexter Gordon- Doin' Allright Curtis Fuller Vol. 3 1583 Tina Brooks-True Blue Introducing Johnny Griffin Grant Green- Idle Moments Andrew Hill- Judgment Donald Byrd- Fuego Donald Byrd- A New Perspective Donald Byrd- Byrd In Hand Donald Byrd- The Cat Walk Jimmy Smith- Midnight Special Jimmy Smith- Back At The Chicken Shack Jimmy Smith- Crazy Baby Lou Donaldson- Blues Walk Lou Donaldson-Light Foot Ike Queveck- It Might As Well Be Spring Herbie Hancock- Maiden Voyage Hank Mobley- A Caddy for a Daddy Hank Mobley Sextet 1540 Jackie Mclean- Capuchin Swing Jackie Mclean- Bluesnick Jackie Mclean- Right Now! Jackie Mclean- Let Freedom Ring Jackie Mclean- New and Old Gospell Granchan Moncur lll- Evolution Blue Mitchel- Boss Horn Blue Mitchel- Heads Up Kenny Burrell- Midnight Blue Horace Silver- Horace Scope Horace Silver- Serenade To A Soul SIster Horace Silver- The Jody Grind Art Blakey- Indestructible Art Blakey- Buhaina's Delight Freddie Hubbard- Night of the Cookers Kenny Dorham- Una Mas Sam Rivers- Fuchsia Swing Song J

It's Jazz Kat with a K.

Who is this? I bought this album because I've seen the album in theat blue note cover art book. It's pretty groovy. You know him?

I had no idea Ray played sax. There must of been something wrong with my disk. The second set was all fuzzy.

Bird and Dizz were definately more important to the creation of bebop. First of all, Trane wasn't with Monk that long, compared to how long Bird and Dizzy were together. But I love that Carnegie Hall concert. I think if Bird lived longer, he would of made some better quality recordings with the advance of recording technology, and I would like their stuff more than Monk and Trane's recordings.

I don't listen to that much new music anymore, and this was quite a hard question. I guess I'll say Jon Ellis, because Charlie Hunter's Friends Seen and Unseen was just extraudinary.

Didn't we have a lot of conversations about this? Anyway, I play at least a couple hours a day.

I like some of his Christmas stuff, but I have to be in the mood for his voice. I do hope he is well though.

You know that band that plays on Jazz In The Sun. BET.....

I thought it was funny that when Blakey introduced the Clifford Brown, and Lou Donaldson period, he said when they get too old, I'm gonna get me some younger ones. Then he says, I hope to work with them forever. Just puzzled me.. Anyway, any group he had with Lee Morgan was great!

just a post, i haven't sent them out yet. I'm having some problems with my burner, but I'll try to get them out very soon. Sorry for the long wait.

Maybe you guys touched on this before, but I am looking for some great classic Christmas jazz. I know about Jimmy Smith's Christmas Cookin' and Kenny Burrell's Christmas album, but are there any real good ones out there from real hard boppers in the 50's or 60's?

I like the girl with the Che Guevera shirt on.

I'm playing drums on this recording.

Just jivin'! Hope you dig it!

I hope you all love the cd! We'll probaly be going back in a couple of months, but it costs a lot for 3 kids who don't have jobs. We been selling the cd around here for 5.99. Donations are appreciated. But like i said, I want you guys to dig it!

Friday night, we just recorded our album, and we have a finish product. I love it. The track list is: 1. A night in Tunisia 2. Watermelon Man 3. Nardis 4. Well You Needn't 5. Blue Bossa 6. Deluge 7. Summertime 8. Song For My Father I would love for everybody to hear it! Can I send anybody a copy?

Great thread! Lee Morgan!

Happy birthday, even though it's late. Thanks for giving us what jazz drumming is now.

I'll give you a copy.

We got about 5 or 6 hours in the studio and about 7 songs, each about 5 minutes long at the least. Nardis is about 10.

Everything I'd rather be doing.

Man, Howwie really looks like that cop on 7th heaven....

I may have worded what Dominic Duvol has said, a little wrong. I think the big picture he was trying to tell us was that, the majority of our gigs are going to be at small bars and clubs where people just want to have a drink and relax and listen to mainstream quiet music. He stressed that it would be better if we had a chord player, to keep people's attention, because they have no idea what we're doing is actually with some intelligence.