jazzbo Posted Sunday at 07:29 PM Report Posted Sunday at 07:29 PM Charles Mingus “East Coasting” Bethlehem/Solid UHQCD Japan Absolutely one of my favorite jazz albums. Quote
optatio Posted Sunday at 07:33 PM Report Posted Sunday at 07:33 PM 2 hours ago, Peter Friedman said: 👍 - as CD Alma Records ACD 14382 on my shelf: 14 minutes ago, jazzbo said: Charles Mingus “East Coasting” Bethlehem/Solid UHQCD Japan Absolutely one of my favorite jazz albums. 👍 - as LP from 1982 on my shelf! Quote
jazzcorner Posted Sunday at 08:44 PM Report Posted Sunday at 08:44 PM The Lost Recordings - TLR-2104083 - Stan Getz Quartet & Astrud Gilberto -Berlin 1966 Quote
jazzbo Posted Sunday at 09:47 PM Report Posted Sunday at 09:47 PM Pops is going to be 124 years old tomorrow so I’m getting ready with Side 1 of this 2 LP set, three great tracks of Louis. “Newport Jazz Festival: Live (Unreleased Highlights From 1956, 1958, 1963)” Columbia 2 LP set. Followed by a track by Rex Stewart and one by Ben Webster. Quote
jazzbo Posted Sunday at 10:09 PM Report Posted Sunday at 10:09 PM (edited) The Duke Ellington Orchestra*– On to Side 2 Black And Tan Fantasy Willie "The Lion" Smith– Echoes Of Spring 3:12 Jimmy Rushing With The Benny Goodman Orchestra*– Boogie Woogie 3:07 The Benny Goodman Orchestra*– Cherokee 3:23 Edited Sunday at 10:10 PM by jazzbo Quote
jazzcorner Posted Monday at 01:45 AM Report Posted Monday at 01:45 AM 1 hour ago, Peter Friedman said: 💗 👍 Quote
Holy Ghost Posted Monday at 06:47 AM Report Posted Monday at 06:47 AM Before I get bogged down with all of the awesome music I've seen played above, I'm trippin' on these two CD's I picked up in Chicago two weeks ago: Favorite Jimmy Smith I've heard up to this point, wow! 11 hours ago, jazzbo said: Charles Mingus “East Coasting” Bethlehem/Solid UHQCD Japan Absolutely one of my favorite jazz albums. 👍🤘😊 Mingus!!! 13 hours ago, John Tapscott said: Album photo is AWESOME! Quote
jazzcorner Posted Monday at 07:29 AM Report Posted Monday at 07:29 AM CBS/Sony 40AP 2771 (Japan) - Unreleased Highlights - 2 LP set Quote
Holy Ghost Posted Monday at 09:37 AM Report Posted Monday at 09:37 AM 2 hours ago, jazzcorner said: CBS/Sony 40AP 2771 (Japan) - Unreleased Highlights - 2 LP set Wow. Those inside gatefold photos. Quote
Holy Ghost Posted Monday at 10:52 AM Report Posted Monday at 10:52 AM RIP. Chuck was one of my greatest inspirations to go into music in the 70's (I was under 10 years old, to put that into perspective). Weird twist, this tune is one of me and my wife's favorite songs for years 😊 Quote
jazzbo Posted Monday at 11:03 AM Report Posted Monday at 11:03 AM Starting off a cool morning with some music I love! “Ella and Louis” 300×300 26.6 KB Recorded 16 August 1956 I’m listening to this music on this box set: 830×553 59 KB A master class in singing jazz duets! Quote
jazzbo Posted Monday at 12:53 PM Report Posted Monday at 12:53 PM On to “Ella and Louis Again” Recorded July 23, July 31 and August 13, 1957 220×220 10.3 KB I’m listening to this music on this box set: Quote
Pim Posted Monday at 02:03 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:03 PM From the Free for a Minute set by Emanem Quote
jazzbo Posted Monday at 02:17 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:17 PM Squeezing another one in. “The Complete Louis Armstrong Columbia & RCA Victor Studio Sessions 1946–66” disc IV 800×800 77.9 KB The alternates from “Plays W.C. Handy” 479×478 84.2 KB 603×484 40.3 KB Quote
Gheorghe Posted Monday at 02:50 PM Report Posted Monday at 02:50 PM Nowadays I rarely listen to "straight ahead jazz" because my moods and spirits go more into other stuff in "so called jazz", mostly in awareness of geniusses like Albert Ayler, Pharoah Sanders, and my beloved Sun Ra. Almost all music I have in my head, all the sounds I hear, all the feelings come from that directions, period. But......of course I love some very good albums of boppish sounds and still have to play gigs with straight ahead music. So last night I had "Sphere" on the USB in my car. They so great. I love Charlie Rouse, else than most of you I like him most with Monk, with all due respect to Griffin, Rollins, Trane, Frank Foster or who was with Monk. But Charlie Rouse is my favourite. Same with Ben Riley I love him. I had heard Ben Riley and Kenny Barron AND Buster Williams as sidemen for a Ron Carter Quartet in 1979. So I know and love them all. But to be deeply honest, I loved the one solo Buster Williams played, even more than what Carter played on piccolo bass...... The Sound of Buster Williams on that record is SO GREAT, I can become addict to that bass sound. And Kenny Barron really knocked me out on "Eronel". Never ever anyone played it so beautifully, I just shouted with enthusiasm while drivin, but crazy I am, I never pretended I am a normal person....... Quote
HutchFan Posted Monday at 03:16 PM Report Posted Monday at 03:16 PM More Paquito: 26 minutes ago, Gheorghe said: The Sound of Buster Williams on that record is SO GREAT, I can become addict to that bass sound. Preach it, Brother! Oh yes, Buster's bass is one of the most wonderful sounds in jazz! Quote
Balladeer Posted Monday at 03:21 PM Report Posted Monday at 03:21 PM Ben Allison - Think Free (Sonic Camera) Quote
dougcrates Posted Monday at 04:06 PM Report Posted Monday at 04:06 PM Johnathan Blake - Passage. Great album. Quote
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