Chalupa Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Professor Emerson Meyers - Provocative Electronics (Westminster Gold/ABC/Dunhill) Quote
jeffcrom Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Taking a page from the Book of the Magnificent Goldberg: "Back-Stabbers" by my homeboy Reverend Jasper Williams (Mainstream). After this fire-breathing sermon, I'm glad I'm not a back-stabber - the Rev. lets 'em have it! Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Taking a page from the Book of the Magnificent Goldberg: "Back-Stabbers" by my homeboy Reverend Jasper Williams (Mainstream). After this fire-breathing sermon, I'm glad I'm not a back-stabber - the Rev. lets 'em have it! Cor! Is that on Bob Shad's Mainstream label, or some other Mainstream label? This afternoon/evening, it's been Milt Buckner & Buddy Tate - Midnght slows vol 4 - Black & Blue Mildred Clark & the Melodaires - I can't give up now - Savoy Rev Leo Daniels - Looking for a bargain - Peacock MG Quote
jeffcrom Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Taking a page from the Book of the Magnificent Goldberg: "Back-Stabbers" by my homeboy Reverend Jasper Williams (Mainstream). After this fire-breathing sermon, I'm glad I'm not a back-stabber - the Rev. lets 'em have it! Cor! Is that on Bob Shad's Mainstream label, or some other Mainstream label? It's Shad's label - "Spiritual Series" from 1974. Do you have any stuff by Rev. Willie Morganfield? He was Muddy Waters' cousin and preached at the Bell Grove Baptist Church in Clarksdale, Mississippi. I have a sermon on cassette and a CD of songs (on Jewel) by the Rev. Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Taking a page from the Book of the Magnificent Goldberg: "Back-Stabbers" by my homeboy Reverend Jasper Williams (Mainstream). After this fire-breathing sermon, I'm glad I'm not a back-stabber - the Rev. lets 'em have it! Cor! Is that on Bob Shad's Mainstream label, or some other Mainstream label? It's Shad's label - "Spiritual Series" from 1974. Ah, so that's after his early Jewel stuff and before his later Jewel stuff Do you have any stuff by Rev. Willie Morganfield? He was Muddy Waters' cousin and preached at the Bell Grove Baptist Church in Clarksdale, Mississippi. I have a sermon on cassette and a CD of songs (on Jewel) by the Rev. I've been interested in him for some time, through seeing his LPs advertised on the back of other Jewel records, but never seen any. Never knew he was Muddy's cousin. I'm hoping Atlanta International will get round to reissuing some of his Jewel material. MG Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 Rusty Bryant - Rusty rides again - Phoenix Jazz MG Quote
JohnS Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 Don Cherry; Relativity Suite. JCOA (original US pressing). Side one is incredible. Quote
porcy62 Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 Keith Jarrett - Expectations - Columbia. Quote
Chalupa Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 Don Cherry; Relativity Suite. JCOA (original US pressing). Side one is incredible. Oh yeah. Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 A few twofers from the seventies & eighties, this afternoon Savannah Community Choir & Rev Isaac Douglas - Stand up for Jesus - Creed Howlin' Wolf - Moanin' in the moonlight/Howlin' Wolf - Chess Howlin' Wolf - The real folk blues/More real folk blues - Chess MG Quote
jeffcrom Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Lee Morgan - Search for the New Land Quote
spinlps Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Spinning plenty of vinyl... on the record cleaner. Quote
blajay Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Milt Jackson & Ray Charles--Soul Brothers (Atlantic 1279) George Adams and Don Pullen--All That Funk (Italian Palcoscenico) This live album is the shit. Don Pullen makes Cecil Taylor seem like a slowpoke. Quote
blajay Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 George Adams and Don Pullen--More Funk (Palcoscenico) Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Those Adams/Pullen titles surprise me. Have I missed something? I know both musicians worked in the Soul Jazz area earlier in their careers, but thought that they were making stuff that verged from Hard Bop to Avant when they got together. MG Quote
kh1958 Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Those Adams/Pullen titles surprise me. Have I missed something? I know both musicians worked in the Soul Jazz area earlier in their careers, but thought that they were making stuff that verged from Hard Bop to Avant when they got together. MG All That Funk and More Funk are live recordings in the same style as their Timeless, Horo, Blue Note and Soul Note recordings. Quote
blajay Posted October 2, 2009 Report Posted October 2, 2009 Those Adams/Pullen titles surprise me. Have I missed something? I know both musicians worked in the Soul Jazz area earlier in their careers, but thought that they were making stuff that verged from Hard Bop to Avant when they got together. MG All That Funk and More Funk are live recordings in the same style as their Timeless, Horo, Blue Note and Soul Note recordings. I'd say it's pretty hard to put those recordings into a strict category. I wouldn't consider it experimental, but they definitely explore a bit. That being said, some of those tunes, though, are just really soulful blues, even with vocals. I think you'd definitely enjoy, MG! Quote
kh1958 Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 Jimmy Smith--Rockin' The Boat (Blue Note mono, NY USA) The Dynamic Sound Patterns of the Rod Levitt Orchestra (Riverside, blue label) Quote
BillF Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 (edited) Those Adams/Pullen titles surprise me. Have I missed something? I know both musicians worked in the Soul Jazz area earlier in their careers, but thought that they were making stuff that verged from Hard Bop to Avant when they got together. MG I read somewhere recently that jazz-loving Conservative politician Kenneth Clarke broke the "rules" for Desert Island Discs by failing to include any classical pieces. In fact, complained the critic, he limited his choice solely to tenor saxophonists! I heard the programme and remember him enthusing about Adams and Pullen, whom I think he'd heard at Ronnie's. Edited October 3, 2009 by BillF Quote
sidewinder Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 I heard the programme and remember him enthusing about Adams and Pullen, whom I think he'd heard at Ronnie's. If it's the particular week I'm thinking of at the club (1983?), I was there too ! Quote
spinlps Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 Gene Krupa, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson - Selections From "The Benny Goodman Movie" (Speakers Corners Cleff Reissue) Cool Jazz at Saint-Germain-des-Pres ( A nifty 10" disc from the Jazz In Paris series featuring the Armand Migiani Nonet and the Michel de Villers Sextet) Dexter Gordon & Slide Hampton - A Day In Compenhagen (MPS) Elvin Jones - Poly Currents (Blue Note DMM reissue) Quote
Chalupa Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 Reptet - Agendacide (Monktail Records) Red Vinyl!! Jimmy Lyons/Andrew Cyrille - Something in Return (Black Saint) Quote
sidewinder Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 George Braith 'Two Souls In One' (BN NY USA mono) Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 Perri Lee - A night at Count Basie's - Roulette Plas Johnson - LA '55 - Carell Music MG Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 3, 2009 Report Posted October 3, 2009 Kenny Burrell - 'Round midnight - Fantasy (extra flexible pressing ) MG Quote
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