What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

5 hours ago, Misterioso said:

Classic.

[mjazzg]

1 hour ago, Clunky said:

Jones/Kikuchi-----------Hollow Out-------------(Philips Jpn)

 

Elvin at his finest, percussive date and then some. Kikuchi and Gene Perla also knock the stuffing out of their instruments .Thanks Mark (mjazzg) for pointing me in the direction of this one.

Glad you like it, Adrian. It is very good

meanwhile I have thanks to pass onto Niko for posting the Mike Zwerin Trio earlier this week as I've now  been enjoying these two

as Niko observed, Giuffre-esque but with Django instead of Jim Hall. Lovely stuff

[Clunky]

 

Billy Bang -----Outline No. 12-------(Celluloid OAO)

 

This perhaps lack the "danceable" quality of some Bang but it's definitely better than it's cheap price ($10)  on Discogs might suggest.  Eleven players are listed but they're rarely playing together at the same time. It sounds like a very small group playing chamber free jazz.  Amongst the cast are Wilbur Morris, David Murray, Charles Tyler, Khan Jamal and Sunny Murray.

 

 

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Kenny Burrell with the Brother Jack McDuff Quartet - Crash! (Prestige). A nice date that I didn't even realize was on CD as I've never seen it.

[mjazzg]

inspired by up thread.The nearest I have. Sadly with no Cherry on top but tasty enough

Edited April 25, 2018 by mjazzg

[clifford_thornton]

Good one.

Third World Underground is quite something. The stars aligned for that album.

[corto maltese]

2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

 

as Niko observed, Giuffre-esque but with Django instead of Jim Hall. Lovely stuff

More trivia: the Stockhausen piece that I mentioned in my earlier post ("Treffpunkt" or "Meeting Point") is also on the live album, but this time credited to Mike Zwerin.

[Clunky]

53 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

inspired by up thread.The nearest I have. Sadly with no Cherry on top but tasty enough

That’s the nearest I have too. Ward is under appreciated but he plays well. I’ve been enjoying his “Lito” on Leo lately 

[mjazzg]

Pat Martino - We'll Be Together Again [Muse]

spare and beautiful duets with Gil Goldstein on electric piano. I need some more Martino of this vintage, I think

Edited April 25, 2018 by mjazzg

[Clunky]

29 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Pat Martino - We'll Be Together Again [Muse]

spare and beautiful duets with Gil Goldstein on electric piano. I need some more Martino of this vintage, I think

With time I’m getting the feeling that Pat is always good. I don’t have many discs or LPs but all seem excellent 

[sidewinder]

1 hour ago, mjazzg said:

Pat Martino - We'll Be Together Again [Muse]

spare and beautiful duets with Gil Goldstein on electric piano. I need some more Martino of this vintage, I think

When I saw him at Ronnie’s some years ago I took my Prestige and Muse vinyl along and he signed the lot ! His signature itself is a work of art. Pride of place goes to the signed ‘El Hombre’.

I remember him and his tour manager commenting favourably on seeing vinyl when I plonked the bundle on the table. 

Edited April 25, 2018 by sidewinder

[mjazzg]

1 hour ago, sidewinder said:

When I saw him at Ronnie’s some years ago I took my Prestige and Muse vinyl along and he signed the lot ! His signature itself is a work of art. Pride of place goes to the signed ‘El Hombre’.

I remember him and his tour manager commenting favourably on seeing vinyl when I plonked the bundle on the table. 

as is said in certain Jazz clubs...Nice. Both the story and the signed 'El Hombre'

any particular recommendations amongst the Muse titles? I was looking at 'Exit' earlier

Edited April 25, 2018 by mjazzg

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Bill Evans - Live at Art D'Lugoff's Top Of The Gate (Resonance). I forgot I bought this 10" record at a previous Record Store Day.

Keeping it going with more Bil Evans - How My Heart Sings! (OJC pressing). An exclamation point record! It must be good!

[Clunky]

18 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

as is said in certain Jazz clubs...Nice. Both the story and the signed 'El Hombre'

any particular recommendations amongst the Muse titles? I was looking at 'Exit' earlier

I like "Live" and "One , two , free"  by Eric Kloss - both from 1972 on Muse

[paul secor]

5 hours ago, Clunky said:

 

Billy Bang -----Outline No. 12-------(Celluloid OAO)

 

This perhaps lack the "danceable" quality of some Bang but it's definitely better than it's cheap price ($10)  on Discogs might suggest.  Eleven players are listed but they're rarely playing together at the same time. It sounds like a very small group playing chamber free jazz.  Amongst the cast are Wilbur Morris, David Murray, Charles Tyler, Khan Jamal and Sunny Murray.

 

 

 Very good one!

[mjazzg]

35 minutes ago, Clunky said:

I like "Live" and "One , two , free"  by Eric Kloss - both from 1972 on Muse

Thanks. I've been meaning to check out Kloss so this would be a good opportunity

[sidewinder]

‘Consciousness’ and ‘Live’ are both very good too. Plus a thumbs up for ‘One, Two, Free’.

[paul secor]

Khan Jamal Quartet: Dark Warrior

[HutchFan]

3 hours ago, sidewinder said:

‘Consciousness’ and ‘Live’ are both very good too. Plus a thumbs up for ‘One, Two, Free’.

Yeah!  I like ALL of Martino's Muse recordings, but Consciousness and Live are my two faves.  32 Jazz reissued them in a 2-CD set called Head and Heart.

Along with One, Two, Free, don't overlook Martino's work with Kloss on Sky Shadows (also featuring Jaki Byard).

 

 

8 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Pat Martino - We'll Be Together Again [Muse]

spare and beautiful duets with Gil Goldstein on electric piano. I need some more Martino of this vintage, I think

I LOVE that LP too.  Funny that sidewinder mentioned bringing some LPs to a Martino gig. I did the same at a performance here in Georgia and got We'll Be Together Again signed.  Martino was very gracious and friendly -- and he put on a helluva show!  

 

Edited April 26, 2018 by HutchFan

[paul secor]

Jimmy Lyons: Wee Sneezawee (Black Saint)

[soulpope]

4 hours ago, paul secor said:

Khan Jamal Quartet: Dark Warrior

Superb ....

[mjazzg]

 

'Big' John Patton - Blue John [Blue Note, France]

Not sure how many times I've looked at this cover and not spotted "George Braithwaite". He loses the "waite" on the back cover. Music's still good

Edited April 26, 2018 by mjazzg

[mjazzg]

Paul Horn - Impressions of Cleopatra [CBS]

packaged to tie in with the film obviously but the music doesn't have any discernible influence from the film that I can make out

[clifford_thornton]

Roswell Rudd -- Blown Bone -- (Philips, JP)

the Patti Bown thread reminded me to dig this one out.

[mjazzg]

8 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:

Roswell Rudd -- Blown Bone -- (Philips, JP)

the Patti Bown thread reminded me to dig this one out.

Nice Roswell. I assume it's what Emanem reissued

Stephen McCraven Quartet - Intertwining Spirits [Free Lance]