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17 hours ago, Peter Friedman said:

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That´s a great album, I love it ! 

13 hours ago, JSngry said:

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1972 live dates, but I question the full accuracy of the personnel on "Perception", unless Bill Hardman turned into Woody Shaw and Dave Schnitter decided to play soprano...

Also gotta wonder about the 1972 date in general, just because.

No matter, it's a pretty good record anyway!

I´d also wonder about the date 1972. 

Dave Schnitter was part of the comeback of Blakey in the late 70´s , ´77, ´78 and as much as I remember, in the early 70´s the Messengers practically didn´t exist since Blakey was constantly touring all over the world with the Giant´s of Jazz. And also the next years were absolutly lean years for the Messengers. Only the renewed interest in acoustic jazz in the late 70´s brought them all back for top billing. It was the band with Schnitter, Ponomarev, Bobby Watson, James Williams, Robert Irving that brought them back into full action and full houses......

3 hours ago, dougcrates said:

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Original LP

Very interesting trumpet player. I first had heard him on the two Cecil Taylor albums for BN. 

I think, not many people know that he was about the last musician to receive some advices and encouragement from Bud Powell, who lived round the corner. 

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1 hour ago, Rabshakeh said:

One day science will identify a way to tell Eddie Gale and Eric Gale apart. 

ahm, wait a minute.....Eddie Gale about whom I was talkin´ is the free jazz trumpetist. But who is Eric Gale ? 

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31 minutes ago, Gheorghe said:

ahm, wait a minute.....Eddie Gale about whom I was talkin´ is the free jazz trumpetist. But who is Eric Gale ? 

Smooth jazz guitarist. Late 70s / Early 80s. Not the same person, despite me having assumed they were for years. 

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4 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

It was the band with Schnitter, Ponomarev, Bobby Watson, James Williams, Robert Irving that brought them back into full action and full houses......

Re Schnitter & Ponomarev 

My foto from a private concert in our jazzclub in Koblenz, Germany  at the end of 1979

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Next up:

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Eddie Palmieri - Arete (TropiJazz, 1995)
Eddie Palmieri (p, arr), Donald Harrison (as), Brian Lynch (tr), Conrad Herwig (tb), John Benitez (b), José "Cochise" Claussell (tim), Paoli Mejias (bgo), Richie Flores (cga), Adam Cruz (d)

 

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55 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Next up:

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Eddie Palmieri - Arete (TropiJazz, 1995)
Eddie Palmieri (p, arr), Donald Harrison (as), Brian Lynch (tr), Conrad Herwig (tb), John Benitez (b), José "Cochise" Claussell (tim), Paoli Mejias (bgo), Richie Flores (cga), Adam Cruz (d)

 

That looks like a killer band but I have to say, if I saw that CD cover in a bin back in the day, I would've skipped right over it. :) What a horrible cover design. It's like a graphic arts major vomited all over it.

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43 minutes ago, bresna said:

That looks like a killer band but I have to say, if I saw that CD cover in a bin back in the day, I would've skipped right over it. :) What a horrible cover design. It's like a graphic arts major vomited all over it.

Yup, the cover art is ugly -- but the music is terrific.

My adult son -- who is a working (visual) artist -- saw the cover earlier today.  He laughed and said: "Eww.  Early digital."

 

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2 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Next up:

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Eddie Palmieri - Arete (TropiJazz, 1995)
Eddie Palmieri (p, arr), Donald Harrison (as), Brian Lynch (tr), Conrad Herwig (tb), John Benitez (b), José "Cochise" Claussell (tim), Paoli Mejias (bgo), Richie Flores (cga), Adam Cruz (d)

A great band for sure .... btw not too much later Conrad Herwig released his exemplary "latinised" Coltrane tribute ....

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2 hours ago, mikeweil said:

that's the band I saw in Frankfurt!

Good for you. Our concert was amazing too.

 

16 minutes ago, Chuck Nessa said:

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Two Warner Bros lps from 1959 on this disc.

I think these 2:

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& this one  (on Discovery also reissued)

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5 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Agreed.  

Even more broadly: Jacquet doesn't get nearly the love/cred/ink that he should. IMO.

 

I'm a fan, and an admirer, especially of his later work. 

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5 minutes ago, JSngry said:

I'm a fan, and an admirer, especially of his later work. 

Me too.  

But I was very late to the game.  I'd been listening to jazz for decades time before I got 'round to Jacquet.  

But better late than never, I guess.  ;) 

 

 

Now listening to more Wallace Davenport:

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