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Disc 1
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More electric Miles Davis: It's About That Time: Live at the Fillmore East (March 7, 1970) (Sony) Incredible.
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This is really knocking me out today. Without a doubt, it's some strange and impressive music.
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Elvin Jones - Time Capsule (Vanguard)
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One of my all-time favorite records. NP: Sun Ra - Astro Black (Impulse)
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My favorite KD! I'm still in the thick of my recent James Moody bender: The Blues and Other Colors (Milestone/OJC) Heritage Hum and The Teachers (Perception/Collectables)
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Heavenly.
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Elvin Jones - The Main Force (Vanguard) Helluva record.
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Thanks. I'll keep an eye out for A Touch of the Blues. Regarding your inquiry with Enja: Yes, it would be wonderful to hear all of the recordings from both Plays the Blues and Black Glory in unedited form. Now listening to the "companion disc":
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Hmm. I'm not familiar with that record, soulpope. Maybe one to add to the list. Prompted by your Waldron-listening, I've cued up this one:
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Dizzy Gillespie - Odyssey: 1945 - 1952 (Savoy) Disc 3 On this election night, all I have to say is. . .
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Duke Ellington - At the Alhambra: Recorded in Paris, 1958 (Pablo)
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Willie "The Lion" Smith & Jo Jones - The Lion and the Tiger (Frémeaux) Disc 1
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What Classical Music Are You Listening To?
HutchFan replied to StarThrower's topic in Classical Discussion
Jascha Heifetz performs violin concertos by. . . Sibelius with Walter Hendl and the Chicago SO Prokofiev No. 2 with Charles Munch and the Boston SO, and Glazunov with Walter Hendl and the RCA Victor SO -
Duke Ellington - Up in Duke's Workshop (Pablo/OJC)
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James Moody - Moods (UpFront) Vinyl reissue of Running the Gamut (Scepter, 1965); with Thad Jones, Patti Bown, Reggie Workman & Tootie Heath
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Rooster, These two quartet records aren't recent -- they're about 20 years old -- but when I listen to Dave Douglas' records Magic Triangle and Leap of Faith, I always think of Ornette. Both records feature Douglas with Chris Potter, James Genus, and Ben Perowsky.
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I'm still in the thick of my James Moody kick. These two records are very different. But both are outstanding.
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That's desert-island music for this listener.
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