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Great Post-War big band swing records (No Basie / Ellington)
Rabshakeh replied to Rabshakeh's topic in Recommendations
That might have been an easier job. -
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What is he wearing?
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Kids and wife love this one. Happy place music. Kids currently happily charging around and enormous fake castle playground, so they're good.
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Thanks. Which are your favourites. I can use these as a threat if the kids don't behave.
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I hadn't listened to them for ages. I forgot how good many of them are (although some are a bit snoozy). The decision to have the string players was a good one. What are the later ones that you're referring too? I mainly know the ECMs. Actually, listening through a couple of Best of the 1990s lists from randoms on the internet. They show up a fair bit, along with the endless Keith Jarretts.
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Byard Lancaster – It's Not Up To Us Trying to get the kids into a better mood before a road trip to Leeds Castle
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Ralph Lalama & His Manhattan All Stars – Feelin' And Dealin' First time listening to this one and I really knocked me out, which these Criss Crosses rarely do. I'd be interested to hear more about Lalama. There's not much out there in the internet.
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Barney Kessel – Bossa Nova Another record I assumed would be better than it is. So kitsch it could be a 90s band like the Cherry Popping Daddies overdoing it.
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Amir ElSaffar – Two Rivers first listen to this, and really enjoying it. As with other records by ElSaffar, I wonder what he'd sound like playing on someone else's record as a sideman. He seems to be a really great trumpeter. I'd love to hear him playing e.g. label mate Henry Threadgill's compositions.
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Great Post-War big band swing records (No Basie / Ellington)
Rabshakeh replied to Rabshakeh's topic in Recommendations
Great news. Sorry to be a parameters dictator. -
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Great Post-War big band swing records (No Basie / Ellington)
Rabshakeh replied to Rabshakeh's topic in Recommendations
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I posted about him yesterday. Will definitely give this a listen.
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May ard Ferguson - M.F. Horn Two Ferguson's one of those guys who looks absolutely enormous in contemporaneous discourse and in historical recollection, but who makes no appearance in history books. I still struggle with all the squealing, but it's a pretty good record. What an ugly cover, though. I like #4&5 much better though, as I assume most people do.
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Great Post-War big band swing records (No Basie / Ellington)
Rabshakeh replied to Rabshakeh's topic in Recommendations
With the clean shaved head?
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