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41 minutes ago, JSngry said:

What is this? Is that photo one of the performer? 

I know that it says “experimental, baroque”, 
but that really is the closest one can get
when it comes to a description. I’m actually
including it in a set of something close to
obscure ”avant-folk” for the Aug. 9 radio show.

She died of Covid right near the start of it
in March of 2020. Guardian has an obit
(they messed up the accent on the “e” -
it should be grave rather than acute).
Also, the obituary was written by a guy
who actually died over two years before
she did (!).

 

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9 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said:

Most of my Ella and vocal groups are on LP, so I was limited to what I had digitally. 

Setting aside your legitimate complaint, what do you think of the song selection?  I am going for noirish, world-weary, pulpish lyrics, capturing the mid-20th-century mood of urban isolation, with Cainesque, Chandleresque language.  Here is the thread I started a while back:

 

I'm sorry  I cant help you on this topic or make suggestions  because  I'm mostly  collecting instrumental music and only a few favorite vocals (Louis & Ella) & the Frosh, Hi-Los & Singers Unlimited + Frank naturally. Many of your Sinatra songs are here in the  FS collection my late wife left me.

6 hours ago, Peter Friedman said:

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Spinning this one again. Boom–the bass on this new amp!

Marquis Hill “New Gospel Revisited” Edition Records cd

 

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Quite a band!

Bass – Harish Raghavan
Drums – Kendrick Scott
Piano – James Francies
Tenor Saxophone – Walter Smith III
Trumpet, Composed By – Marquis Hill
Vibraphone – Joel Ross

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22 hours ago, jazzbo said:

Chet Baker “Sings and Plays music from the film Let’s Get Lost” Sony k2HD cd

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This is one of the best sounding discs I own and the music is wonderful. Again, perfect for this beautiful cool summer morning.

 

I like this album, too - a nice "by-product" of Bruce Webers excellent 1988 documentary. Besides: The cover is one of the rare pics where the late Chet really looks like a cool cat!

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