What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[JSngry]

If you drag and drop an image, it will save to your profile account. There's a limit to how much of that you can have, which is why you're now getting size/error messages when trying to keep doing it.

Probably...

[clifford_thornton]

4 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Thanks, I have the Evan Parker and I'm on the look out for the Barry Guy, I didn't realise there was one with Van Hove, I'll check that out but prices are crazy

yeah, Assist is excellent. I don't know why people on Discogs are charging $200+ when the going rate is like $75 max for a nice copy. Surely you'll find one.

[Chuck Nessa]

[mjazzg]

7 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:

yeah, Assist is excellent. I don't know why people on Discogs are charging $200+ when the going rate is like $75 max for a nice copy. Surely you'll find one.

Yeah it'll turn up.

Just realised that 'Assist' has van Hove on it, so that's what corto maltese referred to above

[clifford_thornton]

Right, yeah. 30 minute duo on one side.

[Gheorghe]

On 9/4/2024 at 12:55 PM, Niko said:

yes, I love that cover, too... it was one of those moments that make you love record stores, you walk in and then right by the door is this beautiful record you've never even heard of, with a lineup composed from some of your favorite scenes (Belgium: Quersin, Netherlands: Ilcken, didn't record much, France: Solal, Bay Area: Dickie Mills...) in half-decent condition for a really nice price... I actually had another experience like that recently, quite a similar record, in a way... playing that now

 

Wonderfully described ! Really !

 

Wasn´t Henry Renault the guy who was so crazy about first hand bop players he went to NY to hear them all and also be photographed together with them. 

There is a famous picture of him with Bud, another with Monk, another with Duke Jordan and so on....isn´t he the guy who had invited Monk to his first trip to Paris ? 

And was´n he the one who interviwed Bud, and produced a sample of surviving bop pianists somewhere in the 70´s "I remember Bebop?"

[JSngry]

Henri Renauld, yes.

https://concord.com/concord-albums/the-birdlanders-vol-1/#:~:text=1,-BUY OR LISTEN&text=Creative as a player and,in the spring of 1954.

Charlie Smith on drums btw, the same guy who played on TV with Bird.

[Rabshakeh]

Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues

Breakfast listen.

[mjazzg]

18 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues

Breakfast listen.

That'll set the day up nicely

[Niko]

2 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

Wonderfully described ! Really !

 

Wasn´t Henry Renault the guy who was so crazy about first hand bop players he went to NY to hear them all and also be photographed together with them. 

There is a famous picture of him with Bud, another with Monk, another with Duke Jordan and so on....isn´t he the guy who had invited Monk to his first trip to Paris ? 

And was´n he the one who interviwed Bud, and produced a sample of surviving bop pianists somewhere in the 70´s "I remember Bebop?"

Ah, I'd forgotten he was behind "I remember bebop" as well ... That 10in LP is indeed one of those sessions, with Milt Jackson, Al Cohn, JJ Johnson.... There's a track where Milt Jackson sings that's been missing on most later reissues (and I can kind of see why)

Edited September 6, 2024 by Niko

[hopkins]

Ira Sullivan - Peace.

I made a needle drop of one of the tracks. 

Very nice album.

[mjazzg]

Rob Mazurek, Exploding Star Orchestra - Dimensinal Stardust [International Anthem, USA 2020]

Ken McIntyre - 'Way, 'Way Out [United Artists Records, USA 1963]

Very surprisngly I'm hearing some crossover between these two

Edited September 6, 2024 by mjazzg

[Rabshakeh]

2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

That'll set the day up nicely

The four year old is starting to learn piano at the moment. She is clearly very inspired by Cecil Taylor's percussive approach. Quite derivative at times, but hopefully she will find her own voice.

Edited September 6, 2024 by Rabshakeh

[mjazzg]

52 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

The four year old is starting to learn piano at the moment. She is clearly very inspired by Cecil Taylor's percussive approach. Quite derivative at times, but hopefully she will find her own voice.

Brilliant, your own resident Cecil

now playing,

Cecil McBee - Music From The Source [Enja, Germany 1978]

[Rabshakeh]

2 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Brilliant, your own resident Cecil

now playing,

Cecil McBee - Music From The Source [Enja, Germany 1978]

Another Cecil.

[soulpope]

15 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Now playing,

Cecil McBee - Music From The Source [Enja, Germany 1978]

Was easily available at time of release, but (fi compared to India Navigation) never took off within jazz circles .... 

[Chuck Nessa]

and this

Edited September 6, 2024 by Chuck Nessa

[clifford_thornton]

Both excellent choices.

[mjazzg]

Jazztrack And Norma Winstone - Flying Stork [Musicians Record Company, Germany 1979]

I have only recently become aware of this album, prime wordless Norma, absolutely lovely

 

Nala Sinephro - Space 1.8 [Warp Records, UK 2021]

Edited September 6, 2024 by mjazzg

[mjazzg]

Makaya Ntshoko - Makaya & The Tsotsis [Enja, West Germany 1975]

[soulpope]

12 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Makaya Ntshoko - Makaya & The Tsotsis [Enja, West Germany 1975]

Hard groovin`n band .... btw Isla Eckinger (!!) ....

[mjazzg]

34 minutes ago, soulpope said:

Hard groovin`n band .... btw Isla Eckinger (!!) ....

👍 A new name to me before this purchase

Edited September 6, 2024 by mjazzg

[soulpope]

55 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

👍 A new name to me before this purchase

Reg. Isla Eckinger you should also consider this one ....

[mjazzg]

2 minutes ago, soulpope said:

Reg. Isla Eckinger you should also consider this one ....

I have that! I'll get it out for a spin

[soulpope]

25 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

I have that! I'll get it out for a spin

👍 ....