Hardbopjazz

He died from Covid 19. RIP.

Here are some Sonny Red private recordings. Not much information provided. https://sonnyredmusic.com/audio-archive/

More on the new release on Smoke Records website http://dlmediamusic.com/press-releases/harold-mabern-mabern-plays-coltrane-available-december-3-via-smoke-sessions-records/

Release date is December 3rd.

Yes. I was thinking about him.

“Some bad mother fuckers.”

The TV show Melrose Place, there's some scenes in a jazz club. Cedar Walton is playing piano. I've never watched this show. Anyone know if this is true? There is a CD called Melrose Place Jazz. IT does have Cedar in the credits as well as several other jazz musucuans. https://www.allmusic.com/album/melrose-place-jazz-upstairs-at-mp-mw0000032702

The only copy for sale on Amazon is 54 dollars for a used one. Crazy. I'll look for it from Japan.

Anyone here have this session by Cedar Walton? I can only fine it for sale in Japan. I am wondering if it was ever issued outside of Japan.

So sorry for your loss of a family member. It’s tough doing that. I’ve had to make that hard decision before, but the suffering was over. It was the first time my dog was happy to go to the vet. ☹️

A Terrible loss. RIP

Bill Charlap Trio at the Village Vanguard.

RIP.

This is so good. I am listening to this right now. What a tone Houston has.

All the best, Allen.

I never played the saxophone, but I would think this would not be an easy task playing without a strap. Is this common? Prez seems to be resting his arm on the chair.

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René Marie Marie Curie Alfred Nobel

Sad news. RIP, George.

Although he still was playing at the Blue Note pre-COVID, could it be he slowing down? At 96, why not slow down?

This is very exciting. I’m definitely going to order this one.

Sad. 61 is way young. Cancer is a horrible disease.

I meant OOP.

I like that feature. Also, some OOO sessions are on the streaming service. For example, Charles Kynard's "Your Mama Don't Dance" is there in vinyl. You can hear the pops of the record.

95 is a food long life. Thanks to him the jazz festivals were born. RIP Mr. Wein.