jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 (edited) Wayne Escoffery “Like Minds” Smoke Sessions cd This one is waking me up from an after dinner slump! Edited April 23 by jazzbo Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Marilyn Crispell and David Rothenberg - One Dark Night I Left My Silent House Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Re-listening to this one as I got interrupted halfway through last night. A good one. . . enjoying Tom Harrell’s involvement a lot. Wayne Escoffery “Like Minds” Smoke Sessions cd Quote
mjazzg Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 1 minute ago, Rabshakeh said: Giovanni Guidi – A New Day I think that trio works better without JBL Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 2 minutes ago, mjazzg said: I think that trio works better without JBL I generally dislike JBL. Luckily he sits out for a lot of it. I find that when he does play (so far, i am only half way through) it is at least nicely tempered to the music. Not Lewis's normal Coltraneisms and narrative difficulty, although that does show up a little (as I type he is fouling up "Only Sometimes" a bit). Maybe it will get worse in the second half. What are the other Guidi records you recommend? I don't know him at all. I picked this one to listen to because you made a passing comment a few days ago about ECM albums with colourful covers. Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 I’m glad I got the complete series of these concerts. Each recording is different. Horace Tapscott, Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra “Live at IUCC 11/25/79” disc 2 Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Mongo Santamaria Y Su Orquesta – ¡Sabroso! Charanga Y Pachanga Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Renee Rosnes “Beloved of the Sky” Smoke Sessions cd Bass – Peter Washington Drums – Lenny White Piano – Renee Rosnesi Saxophone, Flute – Chris Potter Vibraphone – Steve Nelson Quote
mjazzg Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 1 hour ago, Rabshakeh said: I generally dislike JBL. Luckily he sits out for a lot of it. I find that when he does play (so far, i am only half way through) it is at least nicely tempered to the music. Not Lewis's normal Coltraneisms and narrative difficulty, although that does show up a little (as I type he is fouling up "Only Sometimes" a bit). Maybe it will get worse in the second half. What are the other Guidi records you recommend? I don't know him at all. I picked this one to listen to because you made a passing comment a few days ago about ECM albums with colourful covers. 'City Of Broken Dreams' is the one for me although I like the other recordings by the trio. This gives a different perspective and is definitely worth a spin https://www.discogs.com/master/1300627-Giovanni-Guidi-Gianluca-Petrella-Louis-Sclavis-Gerald-Cleaver-Ida-Lupino Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 (edited) Marquis Hill “Modern Flows Vol. 2” Alto Saxophone – Josh Johnson Bass – Junius Paul Drums – Jonathan Pinson Vibraphone – Joel Ross Marquis Hill “Modern Flows Vol. 2”Alto Saxophone – Josh Johnson Bass – Junius Paul Drums – Jonathan Pinson Vibraphone – Joel Ross Joel Ross! He shines here. Edited April 23 by jazzbo Quote
Rabshakeh Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 12 minutes ago, mjazzg said: 'City Of Broken Dreams' is the one for me although I like the other recordings by the trio. This gives a different perspective and is definitely worth a spin https://www.discogs.com/master/1300627-Giovanni-Guidi-Gianluca-Petrella-Louis-Sclavis-Gerald-Cleaver-Ida-Lupino Thanks! Quote
mjazzg Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 26 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Thanks! The trio is whispy if not Nordic, you have been warned! Quote
HutchFan Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Still enjoying lots of Charles Lloyd after being blown away by his performance at Big Ears: 2 hours ago, jazzbo said: Renee Rosnes “Beloved of the Sky” Smoke Sessions cd Bass – Peter Washington Drums – Lenny White Piano – Renee Rosnesi Saxophone, Flute – Chris Potter Vibraphone – Steve Nelson Excellent! Quote
Jazzmonkie Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 16 hours ago, rostasi said: Those Kenneth Noland works would show up as covers every once in a while. Kenneth Noland was a huge jazz fan. He told me that Steve Lacy was the only jazz musician that understood modern art. Quote
Dub Modal Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 Waste deep in financials at work so going through all of my Eastern Rebellion CDs today. Quote
Simon8 Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 (piggybacking on the suggestion above - I like it!) Quote
Pim Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 4 hours ago, jazzbo said: I’m glad I got the complete series of these concerts. Each recording is different. Horace Tapscott, Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra “Live at IUCC 11/25/79” disc 2 Don’t know if you’re listening to them chronologically but if you are we’re exactly at the same disc 😇 I fully agree with you: worth every cent. Huge diversity between all the discs. Must say that this very one is probably the one I like a little less than the others from the series. Quote
jazzbo Posted April 23 Report Posted April 23 50 minutes ago, Pim said: Don’t know if you’re listening to them chronologically but if you are we’re exactly at the same disc 😇 I fully agree with you: worth every cent. Huge diversity between all the discs. Must say that this very one is probably the one I like a little less than the others from the series. I listened to them in the batches as they were mailed out. . . and I'm now re-listening. I won't say this one is a favorite but it is far from my least favorite so far--the way it is recorded presents a fascinating tableau on my system, I dig it. Quote
_forumlogo.png.a607ef20a6e0c299ab2aa6443aa1f32e.png)
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.