So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Holy Ghost]

15 minutes ago, jazzbo said:

Chick Corea "Return to Forever" ECM LP

Listened to my OG LP and man what a wonderful experience. This is a masterpiece. What Joe, Flora and Airto contribute has always intrigued me. And Chick's Fender Rhodes playing is among the best ever. 

Jazzbo,

Yeah, wow. Makes me wonder if Lalo Schrifen was inspired by this music (1972) to compose the music for Magnum Force (1973). IMO, Chick could've wrote the music for the whole movie.

HG

[jazzbo]

I wouldn't know. . . I'm not much of a movie person, and I am also not much of a soundtrack guy. I'll take your word for it!

[Holy Ghost]

6 minutes ago, jazzbo said:

I wouldn't know. . . I'm not much of a movie person, and I am also not much of a soundtrack guy. I'll take your word for it!

I'm not either, no musicals/plays, no nothing, lols, as much as my wife wants to make me watch them, but form your own opinion on the music, until you see/hear this badass introduction there is a similarity; coulisse 1972 Chick to 1973 Lalo:

 

[kh1958]

Dizzy Gillespie Quintet, Live in Vegas, 1963, volume 2 (Jazz Rewind)

[HutchFan]

Ahmad Jamal - Big Byrd: The Essence, Part Two (Birdology, 1996)

 

[optatio]

2 hours ago, jazzbo said:

Chick Corea "Return to Forever" ECM LP

Listened to my OG LP and man what a wonderful experience. This is a masterpiece. What Joe, Flora and Airto contribute has always intrigued me. And Chick's Fender Rhodes playing is among the best ever. 

👍 - bought this issue when it came out in 1972!

[jazzbo]

I just finished making a permanent resting place for my dear Fiona the miniature dachshund near one of her favorite spots in the back yard. She stopped eating and drinking two days ago, and we made an appointment with the vet’s for a probable termination for 11:00 a.m. and true to her self-determined nature she decided to pass away peacefully in her dog bed at 9:30 a.m. She was a BIG part of my life, I’m really going to miss her, but we gave her a full life and she did not seem in pain, just drifted away. She was such a character! I miss her already.

I’m playing this disc. . . she always settled down and took a nice snooze whenever I would. And it’s comfort music for me.

 

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39 minutes ago, optatio said:

👍 - bought this issue when it came out in 1972!

Me too.

[Peter Friedman]

After all the talk about "Return To Forever", a record that I don't really care for, I wanted to play something  very different. 

[Pim]

3 hours ago, Holy Ghost said:

Right? What he was doing in that half decade was Don Cherry, no longer just known as an Ornette sideman. The BN's and ESP's keep me on edge. No slouching, no downtime-relentless!! Just the way I like it. Gotta revisit the "mu" stuff right now. Mu is Japanese for "nothingness" right? Existential in European talk. Don Cherry was a deep dude, Have both parts, playing it now. 

 

Thank you for hipping me back to this sweet record Pim!

Yeah the MU records are great. Essential Don (and Blackwell of course  ) enjoy!

[HutchFan]

Ralph Peterson Quintet - Art (Blue Note, 1994)

Drums – Ralph Peterson
Cornet – Graham Haynes
Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Steve Wilson
Piano – Michele Rosewoman
Bass – Phil Bowler

Tenor Saxophone – Craig Handy (track 1 only)
Trombone – Frank Lacy (track 1 only)

 

 

 

 

34 minutes ago, jazzbo said:

I just finished making a permanent resting place for my dear Fiona the miniature dachshund near one of her favorite spots in the back yard. She stopped eating and drinking two days ago, and we made an appointment with the vet’s for a probable termination for 11:00 a.m. and true to her self-determined nature she decided to pass away peacefully in her dog bed at 9:30 a.m. She was a BIG part of my life, I’m really going to miss her, but we gave her a full life and she did not seem in pain, just drifted away. She was such a character! I miss her already.

So sorry to hear of Fiona's passing, jazzbo.  Losing dear pets is hard.

 

[jazzbo]

Thanks we had time to acclimate to her leaving us soon. We're going to be alright. She was MY dog, treated my wife as a second class citizen. It will be nice to be able to snuggle with my wife again.

[John Tapscott]

[HutchFan]

Next up:

Buster Williams Quartet - Lost in a Memory (TCB, 1999)

 

[Peter Friedman]

[HutchFan]

[jazzbo]

LP 1 of this two LP Smithsonian/Columbia set

Duke Ellington “1941”

[HutchFan]

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[Kevin Bresnahan]

7 hours ago, jazzbo said:

I just finished making a permanent resting place for my dear Fiona the miniature dachshund near one of her favorite spots in the back yard. She stopped eating and drinking two days ago, and we made an appointment with the vet’s for a probable termination for 11:00 a.m. and true to her self-determined nature she decided to pass away peacefully in her dog bed at 9:30 a.m. She was a BIG part of my life, I’m really going to miss her, but we gave her a full life and she did not seem in pain, just drifted away. She was such a character! I miss her already.

 

Sorry to hear about Fiona. She sounds like a great dog.

[Peter Friedman]

[Holy Ghost]

8 hours ago, Pim said:

Yeah the MU records are great. Essential Don (and Blackwell of course  ) enjoy!

Incredible. Cherry and Blackwell are monster trucks!

1 hour ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Sorry to hear about Fiona. She sounds like a great dog.

Dogs, like horses are amazing companions to us, I am so sorry to hear this. My brother in law's cat just past away in his daughter's arms. Rest in peace wonderful companions. 

[HutchFan]

[jazzbo]

1 hour ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Sorry to hear about Fiona. She sounds like a great dog.

Thanks. She was a rascal Kevin; we "rescued" her about nine years ago of an unknown age, probably five or six, and at first would do things like steal a steak off Lucinda's plate, disappear under the house and refuse to come out until she felt like it, crawl into pipes and hollow trees --got stuck in one of those-- after moles or mice.  .  . she finally mellowed with age and became a couch potato welded to my hip or in my arms. It will be a big adjustment but we were prepared for this. Six months or more of blindness and deafness is a big cross for her to bear and adjust to, and a big effort for us (mostly me) to manage. I'm glad she's resting in peace. . . and as a benefit I will be sleeping better as well.

Edited April 15 by jazzbo

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[Pim]

4 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Excellent pick 😍 Nicolas Simion plays some excellent tenor here!