jazzbo Posted June 22 Posted June 22 Oy. . .it’s been raining since about 10 p.m. Nice and cool, but I’m saddled with an unhappy dog. Starting off with a cd I bought about five years ago and haven’t played in a while, Harry Bäcklund Featuring Lars Gullin “Remembering Harry” on Anagram cd 300×295 11.3 KB 201×300 5.93 KB Baritone Saxophone – Lars Gullin Bass – Björn Alke, Claes Lindroth, Curt Lindgren), Sture Nordin, Sture Åkerberg Drums – Bosse Skoglun, L. Wennerström, Marty Morell, R. Clemendore, Sture Kallin Unknown strings and percussionist on one track each. Piano – Allan Wajda, Knud Jörgensen, Lars Sjösten, Nils Lindberg Tenor Saxophone – Harry Bäcklund Trumpet – Berra Löfgren Quote
jazzbo Posted June 22 Posted June 22 Now playing this excellent sounding disc from this decade, Gregory Groover Jr. “Lovabye” on Criss Cross cd–great personnel here. Gregory Groover Jr. (Ts) Joel Ross (Vib) Paul Cornish (P) Harish Raghavan (B) Kendrick Scott (D) Quote
Niko Posted June 22 Posted June 22 20 minutes ago, jazzbo said: Now playing this excellent sounding disc from this decade, Gregory Groover Jr. “Lovabye” on Criss Cross cd–great personnel here. Gregory Groover Jr. (Ts) Joel Ross (Vib) Paul Cornish (P) Harish Raghavan (B) Kendrick Scott (D) I am looking forward to an album that will come out the coming Friday, Daily New Beginning by drummer Jamie Peet with Joel Ross (vib), Ben van Gelder (as) and bassist Pat Cleaver REFLEX: Daily New Beginning | Jamie Peet | BIMHUIS Records Quote
Brad Posted June 22 Posted June 22 On 6/21/2026 at 6:13 AM, jazzbo said: Miles Davis “Miles Davis '56” 3 cd Concord/Prestige, disc 2 Great sounding set! Timeless music. 👍 Quote
kh1958 Posted June 22 Posted June 22 Jason Marsalis, Live at the 2026 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (Munck) Quote
Brad Posted June 22 Posted June 22 This is a comp of two Columbia albums, Bobby Jaspar Quintet and Minor Drop. Quote
gmonahan Posted June 22 Posted June 22 The only thing maybe better than one Bill Evans is two Bill Evans's, or perhaps three.... Quote
Referentzhunter Posted June 22 Posted June 22 On 6/21/2026 at 7:09 PM, jazzbo said: I have a copy. I think it's the best sounding version out of the many I have, glad I spent the money and waited the wait. . .as it's a favorite musical item of mine, been in my listening world since '72 or so. Ha! I hadn't noticed my typo before! It is a very good sounding version but i was referring to the quality of the vinyl itself. Both discs sligthly warped and some surface noise. Haven't cleaned it yet. Also some damage innersleeves because of how tight they are stored in the box. I bought the Kind of Blue box on MOFI stored in box (two parts) without these innersleeves, like this concept more. That's how i feel about it. If yoy pretend Ultra High Quality it has to be ULtra High Quality. It isn't. Quote
jazzbo Posted June 22 Posted June 22 (edited) 50 minutes ago, Referentzhunter said: It is a very good sounding version but i was referring to the quality of the vinyl itself. Both discs sligthly warped and some surface noise. Haven't cleaned it yet. Also some damage innersleeves because of how tight they are stored in the box. I bought the Kind of Blue box on MOFI stored in box (two parts) without these innersleeves, like this concept more. That's how i feel about it. If yoy pretend Ultra High Quality it has to be ULtra High Quality. It isn't. Okay. My copy doesn't have any such issues, and I like the sound best. Right now: Duke Ellington “Volume 9–1929-1930” Masters of Jazz Media 7 cd Transfers by the one and only J.R.T. Davies. Edited June 22 by jazzbo Quote
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