So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[kh1958]

Harold Lopez-Nussa Trio, Herencia (World Village)

[soulpope]

6 hours ago, Larry Kart said:

Very satisfying. Best known for his time as a sideman with Ravi Coltrane, Perdomo reminds me some of Mulgrew Miller in that everything -- harmony, lyricism, rhythmic intensity, sheer pianism -- seems to be interactive/warmly in balance and personal. Excellent trio per trio, too -- Glawischnig and McPherson are deservedly given a good deal of room to maneuver. Top notch Mike Marciano recording. 

Good indeed - attractive showcase for Austrian bassplayer Hans Glawischnig ....

Edited August 8, 2017 by soulpope

[EKE BBB]

Etta James - Songbird - The Very Best Of (Horizon)

[mikeweil]

[BillF]

[John Tapscott]

[soulpope]

5 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Vintage 1972 classic ....

[Hardbopjazz]

David Kikoski - Consequences 

12 hours ago, Larry Kart said:

Very satisfying. Best known for his time as a sideman with Ravi Coltrane, Perdomo reminds me some of Mulgrew Miller in that everything -- harmony, lyricism, rhythmic intensity, sheer pianism -- seems to be interactive/warmly in balance and personal. Excellent trio per trio, too -- Glawischnig and McPherson are deservedly given a good deal of room to maneuver. Top notch Mike Marciano recording. 

This is a very good session. 

[JSngry]

[HutchFan]

Spinning this again:

Andrew Hill Trio & Quartet - Shades (Soul Note)

[Peter Friedman]

[soulpope]

1 hour ago, HutchFan said:

Spinning this again:

Andrew Hill Trio & Quartet - Shades (Soul Note)

Ben Riley (!!!) ....

[Larry Kart]

12 hours ago, kinuta said:

I have the same set. I usually go for  Dionne Warwick Sings Bacharach & David Songbook collection but The Look Of Love has some very good stuff, and the expected duds.

His other releases on Criss Cross are also great.

Got a couple more of Perdomo's albums and caught him live at a Sunday church service-concert in midtown Manhattan in April. He sounded great, nice guy too.

[alankin]

Duke Ellington and His Orchestra – Treasury Broadcast No.18 [Aug 11, '45][on Vol. 10 of The Treasury Shows] (Storyville Records—D.E.T.S.)

Personnel:
Shelton Hemphill,  Rex Stewart, Taft Jordan, Cat Anderson(t); Ray Nance(t,vn,v); Lawrence Brown, Joe Nanton, Claude Jones(tb); Jimmy Hamilton(cl,ts); Otto Hardwicke(cl,as); Johnny Hodges(as); Al Sears(ts); Harry Carney(cl,as,bar); Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn(p); Fred Guy(g); Junior Raglin(sb); Sonny Greer(d,ch); Joya Sherrill, Kay Davis(v).

Titles include: What Am I Here For?, Harlem Air Shaft, Midriff, Everything But You, Ring Dem Bells, Mood To Be Wooed, Ring Dem Bells, Emancipation Celebration.

Live broadcast from Radio City Studio 6B, NYC.

Edited August 8, 2017 by alankin

[HutchFan]

Lovely.

[Cyril]

[JSngry]

[duaneiac]

Earlier:

Currently:

Disc 2 of 2, featuring the album My Fair Lady Loves Jazz by the Billy Taylor Trio p;us some assorted bonus tracks led by Chet Baker, Art Blakey and Coleman Hawkins.

Edited August 8, 2017 by duaneiac

[JSngry]

[alankin]

Thelonious Monk Quartet with Johnny Griffin – In Action: Recorded Live at the Five Spot Café, NYC [CD 8b from the Complete Riverside Recordings session 19a] (Riverside Records)
— Thelonious Monk — piano; Johnny Griffin — tenor saxophone; Ahmed Abdul-Malik — bass; Roy Haynes — drums

 

[BillF]

3 hours ago, JSngry said:

[duaneiac]

[Peter Friedman]

[alankin]

John Surman – Flashpoint: NDR Jazz Workshop – April '69 (Cuneiform Records)

Personnel: 
John Surman: soprano and baritone saxophones; Alan Skidmore: tenor saxophone, flute; Ronnie Scott: tenor saxophone; Mike Osborne: alto saxophone; Malcolm Griffiths: trombone; Erich Kleinschuster: trombone; Kenny Wheeler: trumpet, flugelhorn; Fritz Pauer: piano; Harry Miller: bass; Alan Jackson: drums.
 

[John Tapscott]