mikeweil Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Coleman Hawkins with Georges Arvanitas, Jimmy Woode, Kansas Fields in 1962 from Belgian TV, shown on djazz. Quote
Pim Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Posted this in the wrong thread…. my 4 year old boy got a day off from school so that means Lego and this Blue Note playlist. 1 hour ago, HutchFan said: I didn’t knew there was a cd release of that. I got both volumes on vinyl. Essential Max Roach Quote
jazzbo Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Found this on discogs.com and had never known of its existence. Glad I ordered it, this is a good listen. Bought it for Mark Turner’s participation. Pierre Lognay Featuring Mark Turner “The New International Edition” Lyrae Records, Belgium Guitar - Pierre Lognay Tenor saxophone - Mark Turner Acoustic Bass – Mark Zubek Alto Saxophone – Rudresh Mahanthappa Drums – Bilou Doneux Electric Piano – Inno De Sadjo Trumpet – Philippe Thomas Quote
optatio Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Massimo Urbani Quartet: The Blessing. Red Records RR 123257-2 [1993] Quote
jazzbo Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Bob Dylan “Bootleg Series Vol. 17: Fragments” disc Five. This set was released Friday last week. 1024×868 114 KB I’m reverently, slowly going through this box set. I listened to the first disc, the remix of the album “Time out of Mind” itself, twice, and now I’m listening to the final disc, which is material I already have from Vol.8, “Tell Tale Signs” (and LOVE). “Time out of Mind” is the album that rekindled both my interest in earlier Dylan and the new blues-based material he created going forward. It’s music that really resonates in my mind and heart, and falls within the type of music I can play myself. Quote
HutchFan Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Now: Earlier: 7 minutes ago, sidewinder said: A special disc. Quote
jazzbo Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 Ben Webster “Live At The Haarlemse Jazzclub” Timeless Records/Solid Records Japan cd 2022 599×578 76.1 KB That unique sound of Ben Webster’s horn is making the snow falling gently in front of my window. . . seem warmer. With Tete on piano, from 1972. Quote
Dub Modal Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 More Ellington: And then more non-jazz: Quote
Rabshakeh Posted January 30, 2023 Report Posted January 30, 2023 "Released in unglued cover. Probably in a plastic bag." might be my favourite discogs release note yet. Quote
Gheorghe Posted January 31, 2023 Report Posted January 31, 2023 (edited) 18 hours ago, HutchFan said: I must have this. I have looked for it for 45 years !!! Because I heard THIS Band and THEIR version of Round Midnight, as much as I remember it starts in 3/4 time and then gets into a very fast and powerful proceeding. Since it was 45 years ago I don´t remember on which bar it changed from 3/4 to fast 4/4. But it was the highlight of the evening and that first live experience with Roach remained one of my most impressive moments of listening to live jazz, and of Max Roach anyway (everything that came after that, didn´t give me the same fascination like the Bridgewater-Harper-Workman band.... 18 hours ago, Justin V said: It was mentioned in the liner notes of one of his early Verve LPs, which was strange because almost never an other label is mentioned in liner notes for one certain label. But I think I remember he cited "Xanadu". During that time I never had heard the word "Xanadu" and had thought that it means "Canada" in another to me unknown language 🤣 I finally got that album in Basel (then in the 70´s the Orient-Express went Bucharest-Paris and stopped in Basel. I got the Bud Powell Xanadu at a record shop in the fancy historic center of Basel, AND in a book store the book "Ira Gitler-Jazz Masters of the 40´s ". It was like heaven on earth to have those to treasures as a young boy. The Xanadu LP is a sampler of different recordings. I think it started with Johnny Griffin -Bud Powell as a duet without bass or drums, but later I discovered, that the recorrding date is completly wrong, because Griff never had been in Paris in 1960. The other sides , I like especially those with Barney Wilen since Bud always sounded greatest when he played with a topnotch horn player. Especially "Autumn in Paris" really moved me. On Side B I think there is a set that features "Crossin the Channel" (from "The Scene Changes"), and a fantastic "Sweet and Lovely" and the best "Johns Abbey I ever heard. This is the best I remember from that "Xanadu" (in my case aka "Canada") album😀 Edited January 31, 2023 by Gheorghe Quote
jazzcorner Posted January 31, 2023 Report Posted January 31, 2023 10 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: 👍😁 Quote
soulpope Posted January 31, 2023 Report Posted January 31, 2023 20 hours ago, HutchFan said: Probably the best Max Roach Quartet .... which is quite a statement .... Quote
JSngry Posted January 31, 2023 Author Report Posted January 31, 2023 This is a really good record. Quote
John Tapscott Posted January 31, 2023 Report Posted January 31, 2023 12 hours ago, HutchFan said: 👍 Generally speaking, I prefer earlier Pepper to later Pepper, but that's good one. Now: Quote
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