So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Pim]

[Holy Ghost]

[Holy Ghost]

1 hour ago, Pim said:

Digging Tapscott, this has looked very very interesting. In your opinion, how is it? 

[Holy Ghost]

[Holy Ghost]

[optatio]

13 hours ago, HutchFan said:

👍 - both were in Göttingen, but not together ...

[Holy Ghost]

[jazzbo]

Starting off a cold morning with some beautiful melody.

Chet Baker, Philip Catherine, Jean-Louis Rassinfosse “Crystal Bells” LDH cd

 

[Holy Ghost]

Still like Andrew Hill's Lift Every Voice way more, but this record's still cool. With that said, this album cover smokes Lift Every Voice's album cover by a landslide. 

[Referentzhunter]

Ts-find

[jazzbo]

The Dave Brubeck Quartet “Live from the Northwest 1959” Brubeck Editions cd

Great sound!

 

[Holy Ghost]

Sitting' on the shelves for decades, scary, means I haven't listened to this album since at least 2005? Wow. 

[jazzbo]

The Count Basie Kansas City Septem “Mostly Blues and Some Others” Pablo cd

 

The final small group recording by Basie for Pablo. Loving it!

Bass – John Heard
Drums – Roy McCurdy
Guitar [Solo Guitar] – Joe Pass
Piano – Count Basie
Rhythm Guitar – Freddie Green
Tenor Saxophone – Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis
Trumpet – Snooky Young

Recorded June 22, 1983

 

[jazzbo]

Count Basie Orchestra “Fun Timie” Pablo cd

Recorded at the 1975 Montreux Jazz Festival–so much great music was recorded there that year.

 

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[jazzbo]

Tom Harrell “Stories” Contemporary cd

 

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Bass – Ray Drummond
Drums – Billy Hart
Flugelhorn – Tom Harrell
Guitar – John Scofield
Piano – Niels Lan Doky
Tenor Saxophone – Bob Berg
Written-By – Tom Harrell

Recorded January 26-27, 1988 at A&R Studios, New York City.

[Pim]

6 hours ago, Holy Ghost said:

Digging Tapscott, this has looked very very interesting. In your opinion, how is it? 

It’s great. This is one of the best of the series so far (5 more to listen to) Up till now none of the releases in these series has disappointed but it’s a lot of music to digest. RYM gives a pretty accurate rating of the separate releases so you could use that to decide which volume you might pick if you don’t want all the volumes.

 

[Rabshakeh]

Sandy Brown's Jazz Band – McJazz

 

[Peter Friedman]

[Balladeer]

5 hours ago, Referentzhunter said:

Ts-find

👍

[Chuck Nessa]

[Gheorghe]

5 hours ago, Holy Ghost said:

Sitting' on the shelves for decades, scary, means I haven't listened to this album since at least 2005? Wow. 

Same here, but somehow once when I had a period of non playing, I bought too many CDs and I think you listen to them once but forget them. 

What I listen sometimes if the Donald Byrd, also with Pepper Adams live at the Half Note. 

22 hours ago, ghost of miles said:

Must be good stuff. As a kid of the generation of musicians like Sun Ra, and other leading musicians of the 60´s /70´s I had never heard about Fletcher Henderson until I saw Sun Ra live, including some Fletcher Henderson tunes I I like it very much. So lately I think I have listened to some of the original versions on youtube. 

[HutchFan]

Conrad Herwig - The Amulet (Ken, 1991)

 

[mjzee]

[Holy Ghost]

5 hours ago, Pim said:

It’s great. This is one of the best of the series so far (5 more to listen to) Up till now none of the releases in these series has disappointed but it’s a lot of music to digest. RYM gives a pretty accurate rating of the separate releases so you could use that to decide which volume you might pick if you don’t want all the volumes.

 

Sounds sweet. Can't help but notice that awesome set up you have. Sweetness!

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Danny D'Imperio - 1st Jazz Gala 1978 (disc 1). Live at the Rum Keg Lounge in the Howard Johnson Hotel in Cortland, NY. With Frank Moser on alto, Nick Brignola on bari, Barry Keiner on piano, Carlos Laguana on bass & Danny on drums.

This is smokin' stuff that Danny recorded for his own enjoyment. He sent me CD-Rs of several of these Jazz Gala concerts (two from '78 & one from '79).