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I think it's too late to delete, and the question how to deal with the fact that so much great music and documentation came to us via Cadence remains important... we just need to return to Tyler and his music soon because, yes, it's his thread...
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"The Greatest Jazz Piano Albums of All Time" & My Favorites
Niko replied to HutchFan's topic in Miscellaneous Music
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Probably something like the paragraph titled "Sexual Abuse" here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Rusch
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On the Folkways homepage, you can download scans of the liner notes to many releases for free, including this one https://folkways.si.edu/new-orleans-jazz-the-twenties/ragtime/music/album/smithsonian Just scroll to "download liner notes"... It's a pretty amazing resource actually
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Like the others said, you should definitely sample it before buying... If you hate Bob Dylan, it's probably not for you... I like it quite a bit...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Mtume
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yes, this one: https://www.discogs.com/release/2938487-Charles-TylerEnsemble-Voyage-From-Jericho and there is even a chance that some folks will part with their copies in the coming months when the reissue in their preferred format hits the market... got some nice BYG LPs that way recently...
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What makes this particular case potentially tricky is that it's a Polish name, Garbarek's father was Polish ... So unless the pronunciations in the two languages coincide, it also depends on Jan's preferences which of the two pronunciations he prefers for his name...
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"The Greatest Jazz Piano Albums of All Time" & My Favorites
Niko replied to HutchFan's topic in Miscellaneous Music
In Iverson's list, it's completely subjective, if you pull it out to listen to piano, it's a piano record... Like, for me, Up in Volly's Room by Art Hodes is clearly a piano record despite the horns, just like Tales of Another by Gary Peacock despite the leader... But the typical piano record is solo or trio and the pianist is the leader... -
Phil Schaap Jazz Archive Reels are LIVE and available for streaming!
Niko replied to Dan Gould's topic in Miscellaneous Music
Nice, thanks for letting us know! -
Tizian Jost's claim to fame is that he was the last pianist of Günther Klatt, one of Germany's greatest talents on tenor... here you can see a nice documentary on Klatt, including remembrances by Marty Cook and people from Enja... https://olatv.de/film-serie/film-der-woche-guenther-klatt-maler-und-musiker/
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one of the more surprising things in Iverson's fine post is the claim that Masabumi Kikuchi was only really good after 2000... so much of his work in the 90s is magnificient imho... but there's also awesome stuff from the 60s, especially the 70s, and the 80s... such as this album here
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I have a copy where someone combined the American 1980s reissue with the beautiful original French cover Btw, regarding Parallel a Stitt, that one looks similar on paper but in fact the large band is only on a few tracks and most of it is a small group with Don Patterson... (Even though it's not their finest collaboration)
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I bought the Booker Pitman record with the same cover as the book, so that one is smiling at me... "The World's Soprano Sax Nr 1" or something like that, released a few months after Bechet's death ... From what I know, it's a fascinating biography...
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It's a pretty wonderful thesis though, based on the author's own interviews with Patton, Harold Alexander, Marvin Cabell, Leroy Williams, Grachan Moncur III and others and with loads of detail on things that are barely documented otherwise... There's always room for more research...