So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Tom in RI]

Reptet, Chicken or Beef? Does their drummer ever post here anymore?

[Gheorghe]

On 6/7/2025 at 9:35 PM, jazzbo said:

Miles Davis “In A Silent Way” Sony Master Sound SRCS 9117

 

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A Milestone. I love this album, I mean I had the LP and have the CD. Funny, because I started Miles in 1973/74 when I heard him live and was crazy about it, and then I started to listen also to the classic old albums "Filles de Kilimanjaro", "Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew". The good old days. 

[Chuck Nessa]

[Chuck Nessa]

5 hours ago, Tom in RI said:

Reptet, Chicken or Beef? Does their drummer ever post here anymore?

John Ewing is on Facebook.

[BFrank]

[optatio]

Frank Strozier: Cloudy & Cool. Vee Jay Records/Blue Moon VJ-013 [Spain 1997]

[Referentzhunter]

[kh1958]

Gabor Szabo, Bacchanal

[jazzbo]

That's a good Szabo.

Starting off a nice cool morning with some old time music from various bands Jack Purvis led or played lead trumpet within. Purvis was a great trumpeter influenced by Pops, and I confess that over the years I’ve come to enjoy the 'twenties/early 'thirties dance and pop music as odd sounding as it is today.

“Jack Purvis Recorded in New York 1925-1935” Jazz Oracle 3 cd set, disc 1

Jazz Oracle is a great label–I have nearly every one of their releases.

[jazzbo]

More material from the “Live at the Lighthouse” Henderson Milestone album.

Woody Shaw Joe Henderson “Jazz Patterns” Everest/Real Gone Music LP

 

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[Balladeer]

Allen Toussaint - American Tunes (Nonesuch)

[jazzbo]

A very 1962 (song choices) LP by Jack Teagarden for Verve, his last I think for the label.

Great band! Okay LP. . . could have been grittier. Maybe the band wasn’t “lubricated” enough.

[Peter Friedman]

18 hours ago, Gheorghe said:

A Milestone. I love this album, I mean I had the LP and have the CD. Funny, because I started Miles in 1973/74 when I heard him live and was crazy about it, and then I started to listen also to the classic old albums "Filles de Kilimanjaro", "Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew". The good old days. 

Georghe, your comment about "The Good Old Days" made me laugh.

My approach to "The Good Old Days" is very different than for you. I begin to listen to Miles Davis in the 1950's.

Now listening to:

 

[Peter Friedman]

On 6/12/2025 at 8:09 AM, Peter Friedman said:

Lord estimates it is from the 60's and gives no information of sidemen.

I discovered it on Apple Music. The music is , though not exceptional, quite enjoyable.

[rostasi]

[optatio]

Schweizer/ Carl / Moholo:Tuned Boots. FMP 0550 [Germany 1978]

[jazzbo]

Continuing on in the “Enjoying the Ride” box set from the Grateful Dead.

Philadelphia Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA (5/13/78) disc 1

 

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[rostasi]

[Peter Friedman]

Marian McPartland - Interplay

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[jazzbo]

Marty Grosz and Destiny’s Tots “Songs of Love and Other Matters” Jazzology cd

 

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[Gheorghe]

7 hours ago, Peter Friedman said:

Georghe, your comment about "The Good Old Days" made me laugh.

My approach to "The Good Old Days" is very different than for you. I begin to listen to Miles Davis in the 1950's.

Now listening to:

 

Hi Peter ! 

No problem. But I was born in 1959, so it´s logic that the first Miles I could here was from 1973 on, when I became 14 and to develope my on thougts and my own stuff runnin´. So this was "the good old days" in my case 😉

 

Good choice that Kenny Burrell album. Sometimes I listen to it in the small hours when I get home. It´s a fine album to relax before taking a rest.....