jazzbo

Pharoah Sanders “Shukuru” Theresa 500×500 37.2 KB From this box set

On to the latest Mosaic. Really enjoying the first disc of “Classic Decca Recordings Of Bob Crosby And His Orchestra & The Bob Cats (1936-1942)” Mosaic Records box set.

Due to Lucinda’s broken arm we opted out of our usual Halloween dispensing and had a quiet evening. It’s a cold morning, but the quietness continues. Starting off the morning before Lucinda awakens with Pharoah Sanders “Heart is a Melody” from this box set

Yes, I'm a Sanders fan. Have been for decades. He had such an interesting evolution as a player and he was an amazing human being. The spelling of his name does mess me up though. As a student of Egyptian history I feel it should be "Pharaoh."

No time to play them but it was a big day for music deliveries. . . got this set in the mail And this box set delivered by amazon

My copy arrived today--#274

Pharoah Sanders “Live” Theresa cd 500×500 48.2 KB From this box set, where it is disc III

Roxy Coss “Restless Idealism” Origin cd

Miles Davis “Paris Jazz Festval - Salle Pleyel - 10/1/1964” Cardboard Sleeve Sony Japan 2 SACD disc 2

Finally stopped raining, but it may return later this morning. Rained almost the entire day yesterday! Starting off with a Bill Evans session I haven’t played in a long time, with a steller cast of musicians. Bill Evans “Loose Blues” Milestone/OJC cd

My set should arrive tomorrow, perhaps Saturday.

Miles Davis “Someday My Prince Will Come” Sony SRCS 9105 20 bit lp facsimile cd

Oh gosh, sad news. What a man. . . .

Francisco Mora Catlett “Mora/Mora 2” Far Out cd Mexican-American percussionist from Detroit, a spiritual jazz player who even performed with Sun Ra. Nice material with Kenny Cox on piano.

Gregory Groover Jr. “Negro Spirituals Songbook, Vol. 2 (The Message)” Jazz Urbane cd

A cold rainy morning. Somehow reflective of my moods. Starting off with David Sanchez “Cultural Survival” Concord Picante cd I love how Sanchez injects Latin elements into jazz without overpowering jazz elements.

Brother Jack McDuff “Who Knows What Tomorrow’s Gonna Bring?” Blue Note/Water cd

“Don Goldie’s Dangerous Jazz Band” Jazzology cd 497×500 70.1 KB Bass – Mark Trail Clarinet – Ernie Goodson Drums – Red Hawley Piano – Jack Keller Trombone – Hank Bredenberg Trumpet, Vocals – Don Goldie

Trying to be attentive to my wife’s needs now that she is home and re-establish some normalcy for us. Sneaking in a liten to Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian “The Old Country” ECM Japan UHQCD. 300×269 8.53 KB

Gheorghe, Sorry to hear that about your wife, I know how much you loved her. My first wife died when we were both 52, after a two plus year long battle with cancer, and that too was too young. I was lucky to find love again--love is the one thing I've been lucky in when my thirties finally came around. My nightmare is sort of over. . .except now there is about four or five weeks of my wife's recuperating where I will be the nurse. I'm up for it.

I finally got a bit more time with the new Silver. I like it a lot. Especially "Sayonara Blues"--Everyone is great there. . . but JOE. Wow.

Not yet, it's a mess.

A lot of badness happening here right now, I got two tracks in and won't be listening to anything for a spell. Sound is good.

Well 24 hours a personal nightmare began and today will be wiping up aftereffects and a few actions that are going to be datytime nightmares for me. Just time to sneak in a partial listen to

A sort of reissue of a release, yes. Discussion here begins: