jazzbo Posted January 9 Report Posted January 9 (edited) The system is all warmed up and I’m treating it to a Monday Michiru that is among my favorite listens of the darkest time of this century–“Optimista” . . . talk about a percussive wall of sound. I love this photo–I love any woman who can laugh this way. 300×299 7.48 KB Edited January 9 by jazzbo Quote
optatio Posted January 9 Report Posted January 9 1 hour ago, HutchFan said: with Hans Koller & George Mraz 👍- I just found this LP on my shelf ... Quote
Gheorghe Posted January 9 Report Posted January 9 11 hours ago, jazzbo said: Chilly rain. . . this will demolish what remains of the recent 13" plus of snow we had. Warm for January this morning, with a cooler front moving in this afternoon. I decided to start the day with a Miles Davis bootleg–Miles Davis “Howlin’–Kyoto, July 15, 1964” EGHO cd. Not perfect sound, but decent, and Sam Rivers on tenor for one of his few recorded gigs with the Quintet. Interestingly this concert was recorded outside in the rain. . . so the slightly intrusive sound of the rain here, now, is appropriate. I think I have one from Japan from that time, with Rivers, maybe Tokyo, and it also has a distorted sound at the beginning, I think the tune is "If I were a Bell", something is not okay with the sound for a moment..... Quote
jazzbo Posted January 9 Report Posted January 9 This one starts off with "If I were a Bell" but not distorted. Quote
Gheorghe Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 This is a night where I have a day off, I didn´t have to play so I decided to relax at home, with some good vegan food and great music from two albums that arrived today: First, since I am into those things, I spinned the wonderful "Goin´Home". I love Albert Aylor, I love his spirituality in general, in another manner than Trane or my beloved Pharoah Sanders, but just beautiful and deep. This special mood let me go out for a walk in the small hours. Usually I don´t comment the weather since I´m not so interested in it, but this night was special. Since we have a rare year with some snow here in Viena/Austria, I forget how beautiful the snow is in the night and enjoyed walkin in that silence... I recaptured the music and did my prayers where I thank the Godnesses for watching over me, thank my late wife Serena whose spirit also is watchin over me, and thank the Godnesses for the great love I found with that wonderful young girl I am with.... After that, I did somethin good for me, takin a hot shower, washing my hair thats gettin longer and longer and while let it dry just with room temperatura I spinned the fantastic "Obsession". Well I´m so happy to hear the great Cindy Blackman here, and all those fantastic guys. Quote
optatio Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 Mike Stern: Big Neighborhood. Heads Up International HUCD 3157 [US 2009] Quote
optatio Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 William Parker: Painters Winter. AUM Fidelity AUM 116-2 [US 2021] Quote
jazzcorner Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 20 hours ago, Simon8 said: Your comments to my posting of Jubilee JLP/1044 /EMI Music CD Japan TOCJ 5017 - Herb Geller " Fire In The West" - rec. 1957 - The recording appeared also on vinyl. Under the same title I have recorded from german radio a very nice broadcast Quote
Balladeer Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 Hildegard Knef - Knef (Teldec/Decca, 1970) Quote
Rabshakeh Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 John Carter - A Suite Of Early American Folk Pieces For Solo-Clarinet Quote
jazzbo Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 After finishing up watching “Pluribus” I’m starting off a cool morning with the total output of a Brooklyn band,Oreste And His Queensland Orchestra, recoded 1926 to 1929. “Edison Hot Dance Obscuritites Volume 2” Jazz Oracle cd. Quote
jazzbo Posted January 10 Report Posted January 10 Marcus Printup “Song For The Beautiful Woman” Blue Note cd Quite a band here! Quote
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