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Posted (edited)
33 minutes ago, soulpope said:

Together with Stafford James an excellent "string section" ....

Still wondering where that orchestra is though…. Did they remain quiet for the full concert? 😅

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Last one for today. 1967 repress. Funky stuff :)

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Posted
12 minutes ago, Pim said:

Still wondering where that orchestra is though…. Did they remain quiet for the full concert? 😅

 

😂😂😂 .... btw Deidre Murray (or Brian Smith) and Fred Hopkins should form a similar but more versatile "string combo" within Henry Threadgill's groups in the early/mid 80's ....

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Now spinning:

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Dizzy in front of a big band is always exciting. 

 

4 hours ago, kh1958 said:

Louis Armstrong, Satchmo Plays King Oliver (Audiofidelity)

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❤️ ❤️ ❤️

 

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14 hours ago, Pim said:

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The Superior Viaduct reissue 

Oh, I think I must buy this, it seems to be my ideal music since I like late Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Ornette Coleman very very much, they were among the first music that counted for me ! 

I remember I saw the cover of Alice Contrane´s Universal Consciousness in a record shop in România, and wanted to buy it the following day, and it was already sold, I was so dumb I had not bought it on the day I saw it !!!!! 

6 hours ago, HutchFan said:

More big band Diz:

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Did Dizzy have a kid ? I never heard of him being a father....

By the way, maybe it´s my fault but I almost never bought acoustic albums of the late 60´s /early 70´s since they somehow depress me: During that time almost all clubs closed, acoustic straight ahead jazz was temporarly dying, so I concentrated on free music and early electric. 
I think I have one Diz record from the mid sixties with Lalo Schifrin, because my wife bought it for me.....

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Now spinning:

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Warren Vaché - Polished Brass (Concord, 1979)
Top-shelf swing revivalism.  Having Cal Collins' guitar as the primary chordal instrument -- instead of a piano -- works very well, giving the music plenty of air.  Vaché's cornet (and occasional flugelhorn) is front-and-center, and he makes some lovely sounds.

 

 

2 hours ago, jazzcorner said:

Cadet LPS 813 (Verve reissue) - Harold Land " The Peace-Maker" - rec. 1968

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❤️ ❤️ ❤️

 

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Now this:

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Bunky Green - Places We've Never Been (Vanguard, 1979)

Alto Saxophone – Bunky Green
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Randy Brecker
Piano – Albert Dailey, Bunky Green (trk: B1), Ronald Kubelik (trk: B2)
Bass – Eddie Gomez
Drums – Freddie Waits

Terrific.

 

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Hampton Hawes - The Two Sides of Hampton Hawes (JAS, 2 LPs)
LP 1 - Originally released as High in the Sky featuring Leroy Vinnegar with Donald Bailey (Vault, 1970)

 

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15 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Now playing:

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Hampton Hawes - The Two Sides of Hampton Hawes (JAS, 2 LPs)
LP 1 - Originally released as High in the Sky featuring Leroy Vinnegar with Donald Bailey (Vault, 1970)

"High in the Sky" is superb ....

Posted
16 hours ago, HutchFan said:

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Hampton Hawes - The Two Sides of Hampton Hawes (JAS, 2 LPs)
LP 1 - Originally released as High in the Sky featuring Leroy Vinnegar with Donald Bailey (Vault, 1970)

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Posted (edited)

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One of the Strata-East/Pure Pleasure LPs. Interesting session - sounds like a bit of 'Bitches Brew' influence in there plus David Lee on drums gives it a sound which is akin to Rollins' Milestone LPs of this era.

Incidentally my Tolliver 'Impact' had an OK side 1 but some unknown Krautrock on side 2. Commendably, Pure Pleasure are replacing it with a new copy.

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9 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

I really like that one.  Bobo Stenson !!!

 

Yes, it's great isn't it. Stenson's so good as the piano shouldn't really fit into the music.

I've been after it for years (saw Temiz in the 90s) and it popped up on a dealer's list the other day.

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48 minutes ago, sidewinder said:

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One of the Strata-East/Pure Pleasure LPs. Interesting session - sounds like a bit of 'Bitches Brew' influence in there plus David Lee on drums gives it a sound which is akin to Rollins' Milestone LPs of this era.

Incidentally my Tolliver 'Impact' had an OK side 1 but some unknown Krautrock on side 2. Commendably, Pure Pleasure are replacing it with a new copy.

weird re: Tolliver reissue!

That Rouse is such a great album. Back in the day I thought it was too "funky" but at this point in time I am quite a fan.

Posted
31 minutes ago, clifford_thornton said:

weird re: Tolliver reissue!

That Rouse is such a great album. Back in the day I thought it was too "funky" but at this point in time I am quite a fan.

Pure Pleasure have never encountered any other incidence of this apparently, must have been a manufacturing balls-up at Pallas.

The Rouse is good - very much 'of its time' but in a good way. Interesting that cello was used as part of the front line.

Posted
40 minutes ago, clifford_thornton said:

That Rouse is such a great album. Back in the day I thought it was too "funky" but at this point in time I am quite a fan.

The bassplaying @ title track performed by Stanley Clarke is ferocious ....

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