paul secor

Wendo: "Nani Akolela Wendo?" (Franc' Amour) I'd forgotten how good this one is - some stunning music.

A bunch of 's

If I listen to those people (and others from those eras), I don't feel any need to listen to him. There have been others who have played in styles before their time whose playing I've enjoyed. Wynton ain't one of them.

I thought it might be interesting for people to list 10 classical recordings that they enjoy - not necessarily their 10 favorites or 10 desert island recordings - just 10 that they enjoy listening to. I'm not going to start it off, because my classical collection isn't that extensive and my knowledge doesn't run that deep, but I hope that anyone who's interested will participate.

Fred McDowell Vol. 2 (Arhoolie)

Your father was evidently a hip guy.

Ornette: Virgin Beauty

Hey, welcome back!

Mingus at Antibes

Thank you for posting that. A lot there to digest. At a first quick read, there are things I may not agree with (and things that I do agree with), but that's not the point. It got me thinking more about Monk, and that is the point.

Thank you. I knew very little about Emarcy before you started this thread, and now I know at least a little more. I'm sure that others will add to our knowledge.

Here's some info: http://thejazzlabels.com/label/emarcy-records/#.Weag7uRe75o

Amarcord Nino Rota

Elmore James: Come Go With me

A belated !

Two good ones. Hope you enjoyed.

Elvis: Reconsider Baby

Eric Dolphy in Europe Vol. 2

Yes!

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

When did money become more important than music for you? Snarky and sarcastic, I know, but I had to throw it in.

I listened to this somewhat recently after reading Haruki Murakami's Pinball, and the protagonist was listening to the live version of "Jumping with Symphony Sid" and whistling along with Getz's solo.