Hardbopjazz

Yes it is a wonderful album. He recorded two from the Vanguard.

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Tyrone Washington Natural Essence

This will go on my never decreasing list of recordings to buy.

Chris Angel Angels with Dirty Faces James Cagney

Doctor Deep (Pepper Adams) Doctor Honoris Causa (Cannonball Adderley) Doctor Why (Carla Bley) Dawn of the Doctors (Doctor Feelgood) Doctor Jazz (Fatty George) Next up: Mind

This American group features much improvisation in most of their pieces, but I was very taken with this piece - improvisation or not, jazz or not. This has been identified by Alex as "You Do Me Any Old Way" by Big Bill Broonzy. It does share a verse with Elmore James' song. Any comments on the trumpet player? Not Stan Getz. I included this artist to see if I could get away with it, if that makes sense. He has a distinctive sound which I thought would be instantly recognizable to those familiar with him, but this is a very untypical recording by him. I have to give you this one, Bill - it's not just someone in the J. J. Johnson tradition, it's Johnson himself. Maybe Hardbopjazz can tell us more about this track, which gets to me deeply every time I hear it. Bit of research suggests it's from J J's Quintergy: Live at the Vanguard, recorded in 1988 with Stanley Cowell on piano, Rufus Reid bass and Victor Lewis drums. I can't find that CD right now. I believe you are right Bill. Lament

This American group features much improvisation in most of their pieces, but I was very taken with this piece - improvisation or not, jazz or not. This has been identified by Alex as "You Do Me Any Old Way" by Big Bill Broonzy. It does share a verse with Elmore James' song. Any comments on the trumpet player? Not Stan Getz. I included this artist to see if I could get away with it, if that makes sense. He has a distinctive sound which I thought would be instantly recognizable to those familiar with him, but this is a very untypical recording by him. I have to give you this one, Bill - it's not just someone in the J. J. Johnson tradition, it's Johnson himself. Maybe Hardbopjazz can tell us more about this track, which gets to me deeply every time I hear it. I have to pull out my J. J. Johnson performances. This is from a live concert. At one point I listened to this one over and over. Is that Renee Rosnes on piano fir track 7?

Track 6 I believe is an Elmore James piece, "Whose Muddy Shoes." Track 7 I have this and am hutting through my collection to find it. It is beautiful.

Track 3 reiminds me of the Stan Getz in his final year. The same style of playing of Getz from People Time.

Doctor Why? (Carla Bley) Doctor Pitt (Pharoah Sanders) Doctor Deep (Pepper Adams) Doctor Jackal (John McLaughlin) I Don't Need a Doctor (John Scofield) Next up: Roll

Chuck Yeager Jagermeister The Hunter Master

Ringo Gringo Dingo

Dave Brubeck Quartet Time Out

Bohemia After Dark (Cannonball Adderley Quintet) Bohemia After Dark (Ron Carter) Bohemia (Hank Jones) Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) Bohemia Rag (Chris Barber) Next up:Start(ed)

Sonny Rollins The Bridge

Jack and the Beanstalk Peter Pan Peter Wolf

I was most interested in this because the seller listed Grant Green on guitar. Turns out it was a typo, the seller contacted me.

WKCR is doing their customary memorial broadcast. They are playing some great music of Sam Rivers right now.

LA Woman (The Doors) L.A. (Art Porter) Los Angeles (Brad Mehldau) Los Angeles (Kevin Eubanks) Los Abgeles (David Binney) Next up: Room You and the Night and the Music (Ron Carter) Music Man (Don Cherry) Let's Face the Music and Dance (Kenny Clake and Francy Borland) Let's Face the Music and Dance (Frank Sinatra) Song of Music (John Coltrane) Next up: Room

Jim Rockford Nelson Rockefeller Spiro Agnew

Thanks. Grant Green isn't on this session as the seller claims.

Does anyone here have this session? CADET LP 785. There's an eBay auction for this LP. Who is on this session? The auction claims Grant Green is guitar. Is Grant Green actually on guitar? I did send an email to the seller but haven't heard back yet.

Twice through the tracks and nothing I can name yet.

I'm To Sexy For Myself (Alan Purves) Superman Sexy (Nicolas Stephan) Sexy Sady (Beatles) You Sext Thing (Hot Chocolate) I Want Your Sex (George Michael) Next up:Easy