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I saw Joe Farrell once in 1983 in a quartet with Joanne Brackeen on piano. Great evening. Even if Chet Baker was scheduled to Play with Joe Farrell but as on so many occasions was not able to make the gig. 

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6 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

I think this one was my first LP of the Messengers. It was the RCA "Black and White" Series.

Really nice with Bill Hardman and Johnny Griffin, and the way how they played stuff like "I could have danced all that night" , otherwise rarely played by jazzmusicians…...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

I think this one was my first LP of the Messengers. It was the RCA "Black and White" Series.

Really nice with Bill Hardman and Johnny Griffin, and the way how they played stuff like "I could have danced all that night" , otherwise rarely played by jazzmusicians…...

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Very fond of this version of the Messengers

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16 hours ago, soulpope said:

Prototypical late 70's cover art when seemingly everything was about Disco ....

You see disco, I see coke, I think we're both seeing the same thing, actually...

11 hours ago, Dan Gould said:

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Yeah but why is Billie Jean King on the cover?

Because Bobby Riggs couldn't hang with Archie Shepp?

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I thought it is Charlie Haden painted. I remember this Album, it was around in the late 70´s. The only strange Thing in this combination is Hampton Hawes, he doesn´t necessarly fit into that Group of free jazz pioneers. 

But the idea to Play Duos with his former emplyoees was very interesting. 

Wasn´t "Soapsuds" also a Ornette - Haden duo ? I don´t have it.

I don´t know who Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs are.

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9 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

I thought it is Charlie Haden painted. I remember this Album, it was around in the late 70´s. The only strange Thing in this combination is Hampton Hawes, he doesn´t necessarly fit into that Group of free jazz pioneers. 

But the idea to Play Duos with his former emplyoees was very interesting. 

Wasn´t "Soapsuds" also a Ornette - Haden duo ? I don´t have it.

I don´t know who Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs are.

Tennis players of yesteryear.

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3 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:

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It takes a lot of courage to match that jacket with that shirt, and even more smarts to know that the ascot will pull it all together somehow.

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3 hours ago, chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez said:

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BEST CUTS: TRACK TWO's ON EACH SIDE (the ones w. george duke coincendently)

George was on most of her albums back then.

Her daughter's recent album is pretty good. She sounds a lot like Flora on a few cuts, too.

Many Bodies One Mind

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Original Jazz Classics LP reissue - flawless pressing.

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Japanese LP reissue.

Newborn is a monster pianist on these! 

Each time I listen to a Contemporary label LP I can't help but think how much better, more natural they sound like all the Rudy Van Gelder recordings.

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Zutty Singleton rocks on side one of this LP!

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9 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Newborn is a monster pianist on these! 

Each time I listen to a Contemporary label LP I can't help but think how much better, more natural they sound like all the Rudy Van Gelder recordings.

Yes. So true. On both counts. :) 

 

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@HutchFan: I also like Disk 1 more than Disk 2. Mostly because the sittin in of Donald Byrd is a painful experience, since Donald Byrd had lost all his chops, he even sounds worse than Miles after is 5 or 6 years Hiatus when he first tried to pick up the trumpet again…...

But Sonny and the Group with Tony Williams is superb. One of my favourite versions of "Don´t stop the carneval" 

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9 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

@HutchFan: I also like Disk 1 more than Disk 2. Mostly because the sittin in of Donald Byrd is a painful experience, since Donald Byrd had lost all his chops, he even sounds worse than Miles after is 5 or 6 years Hiatus when he first tried to pick up the trumpet again…...

But Sonny and the Group with Tony Williams is superb. One of my favourite versions of "Don´t stop the carneval" 

Yep, I agree. It's an uneven album. 

But those first three cuts: "Don't Stop the Carnival" and "Silver City" and "Autumn Nocturne."  Yowza!

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