Gheorghe Posted February 3 Report Posted February 3 14 hours ago, Holy Ghost said: Yeah, good luck! Forget the nightlight, this dude will keep you up all night. Easy chair McLean is rare, but if you want to try to take it easy with Jackie, Swing, Swang, Swingin' may be his sleepiest, but I'm still on edge; I still want to know every note he plays! With that, have a good night, my friend. Now: The Fabulous Fats Navarro, Vol. 1. Japanese Mini LP RVG. Both volumes, Japanese Mini RVG's Well "Swing Swang Swingin´" is interesting for the tunes if I remember it right: I think I got the idea to play "Let´s Face the Music and Dance" just from that source. That tune is so strong with the alterations from minor key to major key. The original version from the 40´s is slower, but it´s always important to know the original source to get your own brand of playing it. The Fats Navarro Blue Not I bought in the mid 70´s when there where those Double LP sets , I had one with Monk, and one with Fats. I remember only that I was pissed of there is always two versions of one and the same song. Here it´s early evening now, I slowly get things settled.... 21 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said: Is Kirk still playing? He turns 88 in two weeks, so I would not be shocked to hear he has stopped playing. How says that Dexter Song (written by Cables who had the piano chair before Ligthsey came in) ? "I told you so" 😄 Kirk Lightsey looks wonderful and plays wonderful and was 2 weeks ago here in town, and in 2024 also. He played mostly Wayne Shorter tunes and I met him after the gig and we talked about 15 minutes about music, what else ? Quote
Pim Posted February 3 Report Posted February 3 30 minutes ago, HutchFan said: One of Lacy's best, IMO. Oh yes and he made so many great records…. I must say I still can’t stand Aebi’s vocals but I am able to just listen trough it and enjoy the rest. I love her cello playing by the way. Quote
rostasi Posted February 3 Report Posted February 3 Starting out the show on the 19th with the beautiful Vitali-inspired piece from this album. Quote
adh1907 Posted February 3 Report Posted February 3 The Tokyo Blues, Horace Silver Quintet 1962. Has to be one of Horace’s finest. Quote
jazzbo Posted February 3 Report Posted February 3 “O Universo Musical de Baden Powell” Sunnyside 2 cd set, disc 1 Dug this out of the shelves. . .I neglected it too long. Quote
Holy Ghost Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 (edited) 9 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: I've always liked J.J.'s run at Columbia. Great stuff. Super liked growing up listening to mid 70's-early 80's jazz on the radio, one of my favorites. Edited February 4 by Holy Ghost Forgot one! Quote
Gheorghe Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 5 hours ago, Holy Ghost said: I've always liked J.J.'s run at Columbia. Great stuff. Super liked growing up listening to mid 70's-early 80's jazz on the radio, one of my favorites. When was J.J.´s run with columbia? Quote
jazzbo Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 Starting off Tuesday with some Chicago style–performed in Germany. Ralph Sutton “LIVE” Nagel-Hayer cd 500×500 42.2 KB RALPH SUTTON, piano JON-ERIK KELLSO, trumpet BRIAN OGLIVIE tenor sax, clarinete MARTY GROSZ, guitar, vocal DAVE GREEN bass FRANK CAPP, drums Recorded live at the Hanse-Merkur Auditorium,Hamburg, on October 9, 1999. 3 hours ago, Gheorghe said: When was J.J.´s run with columbia? 1956 to 1961 https://www.discogs.com/release/3220467-JJ-Johnson-The-Complete-Columbia-JJ-Johnson-Small-Group-Sessions Quote
jazzbo Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 (edited) This one doesn’t seem to be so out of place following the Sutton. It has been too long since I brought some energetic Tania Maria music into my room. I love this woman! What a talent! Tania Maria “Outrageously Wild” Concord 2 cd set, disc 1 which reissues “The Real Tania Maria: Wild! - Live At The Grand American Music Hall” Edited February 4 by jazzbo Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 5 hours ago, Gheorghe said: When was J.J.´s run with columbia? 1956-61: All collected in this great Mosaic box. Quote
jazzbo Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 As I noted above. Right now 300×295 8.24 KB Art Taylor “A.T.'s Delight” 24 Bit by RVG Blue Note Japan lp facsimile cd Art Taylor – drums Dave Burns – trumpet Stanley Turrentine – tenor saxophone Wynton Kelly – piano Paul Chambers – bass Carlos “Patato” Valdes – conga Quote
jazzbo Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 Blossom Dearie “My Gentleman Friend” Verve lp facsimile cd 299×300 9.5 KB One of her very best. Bass – Ray Brown Drums – Ed Thigpen Flute – Bobby Jaspar Guitar – Kenny Burrell Piano – Blossom Dearie Vocals – Blossom Dearie Quote
jazzbo Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 “Modern Jazz Quartet” Savoy/Denon 20 bit LP facsimile cd The edition with the extraordinary drummer Kenny Clarke. From 1952. Quote
HutchFan Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 with Bob Stewart (tu) and Cecil Brooks III (d) 4 minutes ago, John Tapscott said: Excellent! Quote
Gheorghe Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 3 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said: 1956-61: All collected in this great Mosaic box. oh so early ? Somehow I had supposed that it might have been in the late 70´s or early 80´s, when more acoustic jazz artists made records for Columbia, especially Dexter Gordon. Since Dex and J.J. is same generation I made the wrong link that it was the same with J.J. (comeback of acoustic jazz). Thanks for correcting my mistake ! Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted February 4 Report Posted February 4 Fred Hopkins & Famoudou Don Moye as well. Quote
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