paul secor

B.B. King: Do the Boogie! - Early 50's Classics

Cecil Taylor made our world a richer place. I heard him play live with Jimmy Lyons, Henry Grimes and Andrew Cyrille in late 1965, and he opened up worlds of listening for me. It was the most intense musical experience I've ever gad. So much giving on his part. Any thanks I would offer to Cecil Taylor would never be enough.

Very interesting material. Thanks for posting the link.

The Stylings of Silver

Jepsen discographies

Bennie Moten: Band Box Shuffle 1929-1932 (Hep)

Finger Poppin' with the Horace Silver Quintet

YES!!!

Gonna Head for Home (Flyright)

I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Fine Strozier and Booker Little plus Miles' rhythm section.

Fantastic Frank Strozier

John Patton: Soul Connection (Nilva)

Good one!

Happy Birthday!

John Patton: Select - disc 1

Low Down Memphis Barrelhouse Blues (Mamlish)

Bird: The Complete Rockland Palace Concert

Any comments/opinions?

Thanks for that, Jeff. Interesting commentary.

Big Maybelle: The Complete Okeh Sessions 1952-55

It seems that Buell Neidlinger could play almost any genre of music.

Muggsy Spanier & Bud Freeman: 1944-45 - The Complete V-Disc Sessions

Ellington: Will Big Bands Ever Come Back?

Fabulous music, especially if listened to in small doses.

Robert Pete Williams: Legacy of the Blues Vol. 9 (Sonet)