jazzbo Posted August 3 Posted August 3 Just in: Grateful Dead “Dave’s Picks Volume 59” 3 disc set, disc 1 Boston Garden, September 26, 1991 I’m not that familiar with the Dead in the 'nineties. . . a different animal than I’m used to. Quote
jazzbo Posted August 3 Posted August 3 Charles Tolliver Big Band “Emperor March – Live At The Blue Note” Half Note cd Quote
Dub Modal Posted August 4 Posted August 4 Art Pepper Live at the Village Vanguard disc 1. Pepper, Mraz, Cables and Elvin in '77. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted August 4 Posted August 4 12 hours ago, HutchFan said: Good one - I got the lps in high school. Quote
BFrank Posted August 4 Posted August 4 20 hours ago, jazzbo said: Listening to this one again as a phone call interrupted it, and any listening, last night. I really like Sorey’s playing and like the release with Greg Osby enjoy horns on his recordings as a leader. This release re-interprets the Max Roach album “Members Don’t Git Weary” . . . . . Tyshawn Sorey “Members. . . Don’t!” Pi 2 cd set, disc 1 Tyshawn Sorey – drums, arrangements Adam O’Farrill – trumpet, electronics Mark Shim – tenor saxophone Lex Korten – piano Tyrone Allen II – bass Fay Victor – vocals on “Members, Don’t Git Weary” I'll listen to just about anything that Tyshawn is involved in. And I try to see him whenever I have a chance. It's amazing how many varied projects and musicians he collaborates with. Quote
jazzbo Posted August 4 Posted August 4 A beautiful cool morning here. I had a crazy dream that I was happy to wake up from that involved paleontology and politics. It’s the birthday of the one and only Louis Armstrong. To that end I’m spinning disc 2 of this amazing set, with the earliest recordings of Louis Armstrong in incredble fidelity. This is world-changing music in a way–so much to hear in these grooves, setting the pattern for so much to come. IMG500×500 49.5 KB King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band / Various Artists “Centennial” Archeophone Records 4 cd, 2 LP set with book. This is a fascinating set that I have been savoring slowly in the past months. A truly historic labor of love. 300×300 89.3 KB Archeophone Records Centennial by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band Archeophone Records is proud to present the definitive deluxe box set of King Oliver's 1923 recordings. Features 2 LPs, 4 CDs, an 80-page hardback, and poster. Quote
jazzbo Posted August 4 Posted August 4 On to something quite different, the fascinating final release by David Bowie, “Black Star,” the Sony Blu-Spec CD2 version. Quote
EKE BBB Posted August 4 Posted August 4 1 hour ago, optatio said: 👍- CD on my shelf ... Yes, that's the cover used in some European reissues starting in 1992. There's even a third cover from a low-budget Spanish label, Marfer: Quote
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