Peter Friedman

HutchFan, here is a list of items recorded in the 70's I would include on a list I put together. I did not select any that were on your list. Milt Jackson - Soul Fusion - Pablo Duke Ellington - New Orleans Suite - Atlantic Jimmy Rushing - The You And Me That Used To be - RCA Duke Jordan Trio - Two Loves - Steeplechase Teddy Edwards - Feelin's - Muse Johnny Griffin - Bush Dance - Galaxy Kenny Drew Trio - If You Could See me Now - Steeplechase Stan Getz - My Foolish Heart: Live At The Left Bank Ed Bickert - Out Of The Past - Sackville Jay McShann - Going To Kansas City - MJR Al Cohn / Jimmy Rowles - Heavy Love - Xanadu Benny Carter - The King - Pablo Howard McGhee - The Jazz Brothers - Jazzcraft/Storyville Dexter Gordon - Biting The Apple - Steeplechase Red Rodney - Bird Lives - Muse Ruby Braff - Them There Eyes - Sonet Barry Harris Plays Tadd Dameron - Xanadu Ray Brown - Something For Lester - Contemporary Zoot Sims - Warm tenor - Pablo Bill Evans Quintessence - Fantasy Ben Webster - Gentle Ben - Ensayo Ronnie Cuber - Cubre Libre - Xanadu Nat Adderley - A Little Nighttime Music - Galaxy Dizzy Gillespie at Montreux Jazz Festival 1975 - Pablo Horace Silver Quintet 1977 - Promising Music Dave McKenna - Left Handed Complement - Concord Sal Nistico - Neo-Nistico - Beehive Ray Bryant Trio - All Blues - Pablo Chet Baker - Once Upon A Summertime - A & M Scott Hamilton - Tenor Shoes- Concord Roy Eldridge - The Nifty Cat - MJR Sonny Stitt - Constellation - Cobblestone Sam Noto - Act One - Xanadu James Moody/Al Cohn - Too Heavy For Words - MPS Jimmy Knepper - Cunningbird - Criss Cross Mel Lewis and Friends - A & M Charles McPherson - Live In Tokyo - Xanadu Sam Jones - Changes And Things - Xanadu Clifford Jordan - The Adventurer - Muse / 32 Jazz Art Farmer - Yesterday's Thoughts - East Wind Sonny Criss - Saturday Morning - Xanadu Cedar Walton Trio - Pit Inn - East Wind Buddy Tate - The Texas Twister - MJR Horace Parlan Trio - Blue Parlan - Steeplechase Jimmy Heath - Picture Of Heath - Xanadu Doug Raney - Cuttin' Loose - Steeplechase Oscar Peterson Trio - Tristeza On Piano - MPS Stanley Turrentine - Cherry - CTI Count Basie Jam - Montreux '77 - Pablo Jimmy Rowles Trio - Shade And Light - Black & Blue Buck Hill - This Is Buck Hill - Steeplechase Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Straight Ahead - Pablo Red Garland Trio - Crossings - Galaxy Philly Joe Jones - Philly Mignon - Galaxy

Artur Schnabel - Beethoven Piano Sonata No.8,Op.13 "Pathetique" and Ferrenc- Piano Trio No.2, Op.34

This was an excellent project HutchFan. It was a lot of fun to see what you selected each week and add my own thoughts. Would be highly pleased if you started a new series such as Reflections of Jazz in the 60's or Reflections of Jazz in the 80's. Once I have some time I will share some recordings I would have included.

Rimski-Korsakov - Piano Trio

Brahms - Piano Trio No.3, Op.101 and Mendelssohn - Piano Trio No.1

Schubert - Piano Sonata D.960

Op.76/5 and Op.76/6

Derek Han - Haydn - Keyboard Concertino. and. Miro Quartet - Beethoven - String Quartet Op.95

Sorry to hear this sad news. Gene was a fine bass player and led a long and musically productive life.

My wife and I watched it a few days ago. We were both very disappointed. The portions of the film the focused on the main character as a musician were very good. However half or more of the film had nothing at all to do with jazz or really any music. That part of the movie we both found extremely boring. At least in part our expectations were too high. The things I read about the movie gave us the impression it would primarily be about a teacher who taught music, but really wanted to be a full time jazz player. Young kids might like it for the graphics and the non-jazz/music cartoonish characters, but for us it didn't live up to the hype.