Discovered at the time of Magnolia in the late 90s and it has been a favorite record ever since. I reckon knowing very little about the rest of her discography. I was lucky to attend her concert sometime in 2008 in a small, almost intimate venue in Glasgow.
NP: Joe Henderson - Page One
Thanks for everyone's input, a seminal transitional album that I might enjoy more after mutiple listens.
Aimee Mann – Bachelor No. 2 Or, The Last Remains Of The Dodo
PJ Harvey - Let England Shake
Sarah Vaughan - Sarah Vaughan (EmArcy)
Agreed, excellent performance and great sonics on the Bartz record.
NP:
Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers – Gypsy Folk Tales
Freddie Hubbard – Open Sesame
Duke Ellington – The Far East Suite
Miles Davis Sextet – Someday My Prince Will Come
Gary Bartz NTU Troop – Live In Bremen 1975
Bill Barron – Modern Windows
Pharoah Sanders Quartet – The Creator Has A Master Plan (Japan)
Thank you for the music! A riveting performance when I saw him with Shakti near Grenoble about 20 years ago. He made with Lage and Lloyd a lovely session for Blue Note recently.
Yes, the piano trio side is wonderful and humorous!
Grachan Moncur III – Echoes Of Prayer
Jazz International (Vogue), aka Réunion à Paris with Solal, Eager, Clarke...
The Lloyd McNeill Quartet – Asha
The Ellington Suites (Pablo)
Thank you for the music, Poppa Lou!
I was very fortunate to catch him live back in 2008 (Aug 21st) with Jazzmobile. I was a bit late and a bit lost in the middle of Co-op City when a police officer on a segway drove straight at me shouting "Are you here for the Jazz thing? ". A lovely evening.