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5 minutes ago, soulpope said:

It is  close contest between the self named album from 1973 and "Almoraima" from 1976 ....

For me it's probably Siroco. I just never warmed to the albums from the 80s on where he performed with his band.

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12 minutes ago, erwbol said:

For me it's probably Siroco. I just never warmed to the albums from the 80s on where he performed with his band.

Saw him in concert both solo and with band .... van share your impression ....

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Jim Cutler Quartet - For Real: Without checking the liners, I believe 'You Go to My Head' is the only standard on this album.  It is such a strong collection of memorably melodic  originals.  I know a lot of people here would dig it.

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25 minutes ago, soulpope said:

Before .... :

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Speaking of worth listening to recordings from the 70`s ....

I need to hear that!  Love both of those artists, but I've never got 'round to that record.  Seems like an odd pairing.  But sometimes things gel, despite appearances.

 

soulpope, do you know this one?

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Tate & McShann go together like peanut butter & jelly.

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Just now, HutchFan said:

I need to hear that!  Love both of those artists, but I've never got 'round to that record.  Seems like an odd pairing.  But sometimes things gel, despite appearances.

 

soulpope, do you know this one?

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Well worth a listen!  Tate & McShann go together like peanut butter & jelly.

Know the Tate & McShann, good stuff .... forget about mentalreservations regarding Tate + Ibrahim, you will be (very) surprised ....

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Usually the Village Vanguard recordings are the obvious choice for Art Pepper`s best live recording in the 70`s, but for me this one greatly benefits both from a perfectly cohesive rhythm section and the leader miles away from any intrusive Coltrane influences ....

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12 minutes ago, sidewinder said:

Is it Halloween yet? :D

It does look like the Addams Family house or something.  Anyway, YouTube followed that album with a recommendation for this one, which I never even knew about --

 

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37 minutes ago, duaneiac said:

It does look like the Addams Family house or something.  Anyway, YouTube followed that album with a recommendation for this one, which I never even knew about --

 

I’ve got that one somewhere on a Fresh Sound LP - must dig out.

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