So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[mikeweil]

[Peter Friedman]

[jazzscriveyn]

John Coltrane - Bye Bye Blackbird

Eic Dolphy - Far Cry

 

 

[John Tapscott]

[soulpope]

[jazzscriveyn]

Phil Minton & ICI Ensemble - Say Yes, Till No

[Peter Friedman]

[erwbol]

Greg Osby Banned in New York

[Niko]

^my favorite Osby album by a wide margin (but I don't know all and haven't played it in a long time)

Francy Boland - Flirt and Dream

[erwbol]

Just now, Niko said:

^my favorite Osby album by a wide margin (but I don't know all and haven't played it in a long time)

Currently the only Greg Osby as leader I own. The two albums from Andrew Hill's second stint with Blue Note I play regularly.

[Niko]

for a while about 15 years ago, Osby had A LOT of material like this as free downloads on his homepage, don't think I still have that, but it was a great band... 

 

 

[sonnyhill]

39 minutes ago, erwbol said:

Currently the only Greg Osby as leader I own. The two albums from Andrew Hill's second stint with Blue Note I play regularly.

I highly recommend Inner Circle from Osby's Blue Note years.  It is my favorite and probably would make my list of favorite albums from 2000-19.

[Peter Friedman]

[Justin V]

 

[JSngry]

[HutchFan]

This again:

[Justin V]

[soulpope]

10 hours ago, Niko said:

^my favorite Osby album by a wide margin (but I don't know all and haven't played it in a long time)

Francy Boland - Flirt and Dream

Boland a bit on the lightweight side - nice album though ....

[Niko]

it's definitely on the lightweight side, but for me it works almost perfectly... (what I also learned yesterday and really wouldn't have expected is that the cover photograph is by the legendary Chargesheimer, a contemporary of the musicians in late 60s Cologne)

[sidewinder]

16 minutes ago, Niko said:

it's definitely on the lightweight side, but for me it works almost perfectly... (what I also learned yesterday and really wouldn't have expected is that the cover photograph is by the legendary Chargesheimer, a contemporary of the musicians in late 60s Cologne)

Lovely album - I’ve got it on a SABA vinyl, which I will dig out today. Always liked the way Boland uses trombones in the backing.

That’s interesting concerning the cover photo - been a fan of that one too. 

[soulpope]

1 hour ago, Niko said:

it's definitely on the lightweight side, but for me it works almost perfectly... (what I also learned yesterday and really wouldn't have expected is that the cover photograph is by the legendary Chargesheimer, a contemporary of the musicians in late 60s Cologne)

Didn't know about Chargesheimer .... thnx ....

[erwbol]

New arrival:

DarkMatterHalo Discernible Grid (Hardedge, link) 

A group consisting of sound designer Hardedge and guitarists Brandon Ross and Doug Wieselman.

 

 

[B. Goren.]

My favorite Zoot Sims recording.

 

[erwbol]

Hardedge / Graham Haynes Burned to the Water's Edge (Hardedge, link)

[Justin V]

This CD has been one that, on paper, I should enjoy more than I do, but it is resonating more with me today.  I may eventually buy the download of the complete Blue Note recordings unless I can find the set for the right price.