So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Peter Friedman]

[sonnyhill]

Sunn O))) - Life Metal (Southern Lord)

[Gheorghe]

10 hours ago, jazzcorner said:

 

Ahh you got me. I am a  big Kenton fan myself except the Mellophonium period.  From that Stuttgart event I have the following broadcasts from the former radio Stuttgart  on reel and cassette tapesin the collection beside about 30 ore more tapes with Kenton  but havent digitized the material yet. Could you list the tracks on that CD so I can compare them with material ..... and thanks for that Information.

Do you know the website from Terry Vosbein "All things Kenton"? Was in touch with hin some years ago when he started to build up this project and supplied a lot of Kenton material from my Down Beats.

Greeting from the Rhine river

W.

Kenton,Stan    RB S2    1972/01/17         120    Stuttgart        Vax/Worster/Davis # 0762
Kenton,Stan    RB SDR    1972/01/17    7"(2)         Stuttgart     
Kenton,Stan    RB SDR    1972/01/17    7"(2)         Stuttgart (I)        Torres,Richard
Kenton,Stan    RB SDR    1972/01/17    7"(2)         Stuttgart (II)       Maiden,Willie

 

Hat man natürlich auf den Regalen

;-]]

W.

Among the tunes they played in Stuttgart 1972 are "Love Story", "Peanuts Vendor", "Malaga", Intermission Riff, "Artistry in Rhythm" etc. 

Greetings from the Danube River

[djcavanagh]

[djcavanagh]

 

[mjazzg]

Sonny Simmons - Ancient Ritual [Qwest]

thanks to felser for highlighting this and prompting my purchase

[EKE BBB]

[Rabshakeh]

47 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Sonny Simmons - Ancient Ritual [Qwest]

thanks to felser for highlighting this and prompting my purchase

This is one of my favourite albums ever. I don't think it can be highlighted enough. 

[Gheorghe]

7 minutes ago, EKE BBB said:

I see more "Sweets" now here. Really nice, I saw him live together with "Jaws" in 1978, really a strong Team. 

[BillF]

[EKE BBB]

[Justin V]

2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Sonny Simmons - Ancient Ritual [Qwest]

thanks to felser for highlighting this and prompting my purchase

Yes!  You can't go wrong with Sonny Simmons.  I still need to need to post in the Simmons thread with some recommendations.

Now playing:

This is pretty much my go-to Pops.  

[jazzbo]

Candice Hoyes "On a Turquoise Cloud" 

I like this one. Has a real Ellingtonian feel.

[jazzbo]

Back to this one. It's fun to hear the Ed Motta influence. And it freaks me out how the bass guitar that is recorded by itself at the beginning of track 3 is so realistically presented in the room.

Guida de Palma & Jazzinho "Atlas" produced by Ed Motta.

Edited October 12, 2020 by jazzbo

[soulpope]

[djcavanagh]

[jazzbo]

And this one again. Before it was a headohone listen and I have it via the main system now.

Keith Jarrett "Tokyo '96" ECM cd.

[Gheorghe]

Great, such a wealth of music here. Very fine solos by the leader himself and all musicians involved. No one else than Elvin could have composed "Elvin Jones Blues" and no one else than his wife Keiko could have composed "Doll of the Bridge", and there are very fine ballads with only the piano and guitar soloing , the pianist Fumio Karashima is very fine. And not forget Carter Jefferson, Dwayne Armstrong, Andy McCloud and guitarist Marvis Horne, all of them such great players. 

[duaneiac]

Disc 3 of 3, which features recordings "In An Afro Cuban, Bossa Nova, Calypso Groove".

[BillF]

[djcavanagh]

[Justin V]

[mjazzg]

[soulpope]

[Rabshakeh]

3 hours ago, mjazzg said:

What's this one like? It's quite a line up.