So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[HutchFan]

Larry Willis Sextet - A Tribute to Someone (Audioquest)
with John Stubblefield (ts, ss); Tom Williams (tr); Curtis Fuller (tb); David Williams (b); Ben Riley (d)

[Buddha the Magnificent]

2 hours ago, paul secor said:

Nice one! I heard him playing at a club in the 90's. Got a chance to speak with him and he signed my LP cover.

Sweeet!

NP

Maarten van der Grinten & Jesse van Ruller - Nine Stories (Challenge Records, 2009).  Maarten van der Grinten - guitar, cavaquinho; Jesse van Ruller - guitars.

[soulpope]

[jazzbo]

The Solid Records cd version.

[John Tapscott]

[HutchFan]

Larry Goldings - Quartet (Palmetto)
with John Sneider (tr, cor); Ben Allison (b); Matt Wilson (d); Madeleine Peyroux (vo, 1 track only)

Instead of his usual B3, Goldings mostly sticks to piano on this one. 

[soulpope]

Lovely sounding SHM-CD ....

[catesta]

[Buddha the Magnificent]

Sean Jones - Live from Jazz at the Bistro (Mack Avenue, 2017).  Sean Jones - trumpet, flugelhorn - piano; Luques Curtis - bass; Obed Calvaire, Mark Whitfield Jr. - drums; Brian Hogans - alto, soprano sax.

[jazzbo]

SHM-CD

Killin' sound today.

[soulpope]

[Cyril]

[HutchFan]

Prompted by some Carmen Leggio talk elsewhere on the board:

Carmen Leggio Quartet - Smile (Progressive)

[Buddha the Magnificent]

Bobby Broom Quartet - Waitin' and Waitin' (Criss Cross Jazz, 1997).  Bobby Broom - guitar; Ron Blake - tenor sax; Dennis Carroll - bass; George Fludas - drums.

[Mary6170]

Harry "Sweets" Edison:  Edison's Lights, on Pablo.

[Hot Ptah]

6 hours ago, paul secor said:

Nice one! I heard him playing at a club in the 90's. Got a chance to speak with him and he signed my LP cover.

 

6 hours ago, Buddha the Magnificent said:

Claude Williams Quintet - Call for the Fiddler (SteepleChase 1051, 1976).  Claude Williams - violin; Horace Parlan - piano;  Lars Blach - guitar; Hugo Rasmussen - bass; Hans Nymand - drums.  Some nice Hot Club-like swing in the Reinhardt / Grappelli tradition.

 

As I have lived in Kansas City since the early 1980s, I had a chance to see Claude Williams live more than 20 times. He was always a delight to hear. I heard him in concert halls, clubs, on outdoor festival stages, and very memorably, in a small tent during a Blues and Jazz Festival. I am very glad I was able to enjoy so much of his work.

I had similar opportunities to see Jay McShann live a great many times, too.

[paul secor]

17 hours ago, soulpope said:

Some of my most favorite Zoot.

Edited July 20, 2017 by paul secor

[kinuta]

[jeffcrom]

Aurora Nealand / Tom McDermott - City of Timbres

[duaneiac]

A Swedish a cappella jazz group.  I have 3 of their CDs, this one being from 1995.

[BillF]

[Berthold]

Marty Paich: Jazz For Relaxation

and yes, I know the cover is not everybody´s taste ... :-))

[soulpope]

HIs early death in 1994 was a huge loss to the Louisiana Soul community ....

Edited July 20, 2017 by soulpope

[soulpope]

[Big Beat Steve]

16 hours ago, soulpope said:

That's a reissue of the recordings he did for those French jazz record club labels? Some of those original 10-inchers fetch totally silly prices.

2 hours ago, Berthold said:

Marty Paich: Jazz For Relaxation

and yes, I know the cover is not everybody´s taste ... :-))

File under "cheesecake".

Nothing really wrong with it IMO in that context.

And anyway -  we're not going to admit that the 2010s are pruder than the 1950s, right?