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On 5/27/2023 at 5:36 PM, jazzbo said:

I’m spinning this disc one more time.

Count Basie “April in Paris” Verve

 

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I don´t have the Basie version but I think I heard a version with Thad Jones starting his solo a semitone up (Db) quoting "Pops goes the Weasel" , quite a trademark. 
I think I heard it on a Thad Jones small group album with the same gimmick that seemed to be a trademark. 

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7 hours ago, felser said:

Terry Callier - 'What Color Is Love'.  "Dancing Girl" from this moves me in ways nothing else does, and it's probably the single song (any artist) I have played most frequently over the past decade.  There are times, often late at night, where I have to here it, nothing else will do.

I can understand that. Such a very special tune on a very special album

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6 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

 

How is this one? It looks like quite a promising mix of musicians.

I was a bit underwhelmed, but was nevertheless engaged and entertained 

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6 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

First listen to this in over a decade. I am less into it than I was. The rhythms, which were exactly what I liked about it, seem very dated and 1990s now.

Don't have that one but revisited the Rivbea Mosaic Select last week and felt the same - underwhelmed. It'll be a while before I play those again. 

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26 minutes ago, rostasi said:

Thanks. Great sound there. I'll have to try and get my hands on it. Does anyone know where I can buy this? I'd even pay for a good download at this point. I'd actually prefer a download since there were only 300 CDs made so a physical copy would probably cost more than I'm willing to pay.

The Cellar Door label is defunct now, isn't it?

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Now on my turntable (prompted by Peter's Sonny Stitt post above):

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Sonny Stitt - Blues for Duke (Muse, 1978)
with Barry Harris, Sam Jones, and Billy Higgins; rec. 1975

A heartfelt tribute.  One of my favorite Stitt albums.

 

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