Rabshakeh Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 Frederic Blondy, Jean-Sebastien Mariage and Dan Warburton - L'ecorce Chante La Foret 39 minutes ago, Simon8 said: What's this one? Quote
Simon8 Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 1 minute ago, Rabshakeh said: Frederic Blondy, Jean-Sebastien Mariage and Dan Warburton - L'ecorce Chante La Foret What's this one? Brandon Woody (trumpet) recording debut, "For The Love of it All". Quartet (vocals and synth added on a tune or two). A first listen: good first impressions (but a kind of sameness from one tune to the next?) Quote
Rabshakeh Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 19 minutes ago, Simon8 said: Brandon Woody (trumpet) recording debut, "For The Love of it All". Quartet (vocals and synth added on a tune or two). A first listen: good first impressions (but a kind of sameness from one tune to the next?) Okay. Maybe I'll wait for his second release then! I did like the cover. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 Kiyoharu Kuwayama and Masayoshi Urabe - From The Abolition Port Quote
HutchFan Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 Charlie Mariano's Bangalore featuring Ramamani (Intuition Records, 1998) Quote
jazzbo Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 Kenny Burrell “Heritage” Voss Records cd Yet another great Burrell record. Recorded May 27, 28, 1980 at Ocean Way Studios, Hollywood, California. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted May 23 Report Posted May 23 Anthony Braxton, Ursula Oppens and Frederic Rzewski – Composition No. 95 For Two Pianos Quote
JSngry Posted May 23 Author Report Posted May 23 I think that one listen is enough, but it's been one helluva fun listen, and an abundance of Wild Jimmy Spruill adds to that! Watts has that sound and speaks this language about as naturally as it has been spoken. It might be a relatively limited vocabulary, but that vocabulary can be used to speak a rich language, so there it is! Quote
HutchFan Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 3 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: A wonderful compilation. NP: Quote
jlhoots Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 34 minutes ago, JSngry said: lo-fi recording, fine music Utech made some interesting albums. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 It's been a while since I played this - hope to get through it this weekend. Quote
JSngry Posted May 24 Author Report Posted May 24 4 minutes ago, Chuck Nessa said: It's been a while since I played this - hope to get through it this weekend. First thing I did when I got this was to burn it into individual session. Not that much work, and the additional lucidity gained was really worth it. Quote
mjazzg Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 4 hours ago, jlhoots said: Utech made some interesting albums. Yes, they were really difficult to get over here but I did get that Matana and a couple others Quote
Rabshakeh Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 Wadada Leo Smith And Ed Blackwell – The Blue Mountain's Sun Drummer Quote
mjazzg Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 56 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Wadada Leo Smith And Ed Blackwell – The Blue Mountain's Sun Drummer That's a pretty good start Quote
Rabshakeh Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 6 minutes ago, mjazzg said: That's a pretty good start I was trying to remember what my favourites were and I think this one is up there. I really do like this one. Again, there's the comparatively powerful rhythmic element. Quote
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