jazzbo Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 The Essence All Stars “Hub Art: A Celebratio of the Music of Freddie Hubbard” Hip Bop cd Bass – Ron Carter Drums, Producer – Lenny White Piano – Cedar Walton Tenor Saxophone – Javon Jackson Trumpet – Eddie Henderson , Marcus Belgrave, Wallace Roney Quote
jazzbo Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 Lucky Thompson “1944-1947” Chronogical Classics cd Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 On 5/12/2024 at 3:23 AM, Gheorghe said: If I only would have noticed the name of that guy from the states, whom I heard once. I led a jam session at Zwe in Viena and a very very heavy guy came down into the club, having an alto with him. He was so heavy that Mingus or Fats Navarro would have been lightweight compared to him. I saw him with the alto and from the piano I waved him on stage and believe it or not.......: It was like if Jackie McLean would have been again among us. THAT ALTO SOUND, it was like if it was him, well there was also a bit of Dolphy and sure a lot of that unknown guy himself in it, but it was INCREDIBLE how great it was. I talked a litte to him later, but he was only "a tourist" as he stated and I never saw him again...... I would have liked to play with him very very very much. I wonder if you're talking about the late Andy Fusco? He was a big guy who could really play. Quote
HutchFan Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 Disc 8 - part of Crosscurrent & all of I Will Say Goodbye Quote
jazzbo Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 “Dave McKenna Quartet Featuring Zoot Sims” Chiaroscuro Records cd Quote
jazzcorner Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 (edited) 13 hours ago, Gheorghe said: ........... There was another Verve album with Bud playing solo, and another trio record with strangly Buddy Rich on drums but again you don´t hear him much. ....................... Thanks for your comments. Here is another one from Verve (original on Norgran label) which I played recently. Again he has selected nice melodies. -Trio one with Max Roach - Trio 2 with Art Blaley Verve UMV 2571 [Japan 1981] - rec. 1954 & 1955(?) Edited May 14, 2024 by jazzcorner Quote
soulpope Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 Horace Parlan + George Tucker + Al Harewood = solid gold .... Quote
gmonahan Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 Steven Lasker did the remastering on this one, and it shows. Sound is better than some others in the series. Quote
optatio Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 8 hours ago, HutchFan said: Disc 8 - part of Crosscurrent & all of I Will Say Goodbye 👍 Quote
felser Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 15 hours ago, soulpope said: Worth the ticket of entry alone for the Rhythm Section aka John Hicks + Fred Hopkins + Idris Muhammad .... Agreed. Quote
JSngry Posted May 14, 2024 Author Report Posted May 14, 2024 Come back, James Newton! And stick around, Bobby Bradford. Please! Quote
jazzbo Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 UCCQ-5080 Donald Byrd “Ethiopean Knights” Blue Note Japan SHM-CD 2014 Forgot how “Milesian” this one is. When I see Ethiopian Knight this is what I think of. Quote
jazzbo Posted May 14, 2024 Report Posted May 14, 2024 1m 600×600 108 KB Kenny Burrell with Art Blakey “At the Five Spot Cafe” 24 Bit by RVG Blue Note Japan LP facsimile cd Bass – Ben Tucker Drums – Art Blakey Guitar – Kenny Burrell Piano – Bobby Timmons (tracks: 1, 3, 4), Roland Hanna (tracks: 2, 5) Tenor Saxophone – Tina Brooks Quote
JSngry Posted May 15, 2024 Author Report Posted May 15, 2024 Did Ambrose Jackson leave behind any kind of biographical trail? Quote
JSngry Posted May 15, 2024 Author Report Posted May 15, 2024 Discogs says that he played with Otis Redding. And so does that obit. Quote
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