jazzbo Posted August 12 Posted August 12 This is a great one. Stephane Grappelli “So Easy to Remember” Omega/Muzak lp facsimile cd The violinist with Kenny Burrell, Bucky Pizzarelli, Ron Carter and Grady Tate. Original LP cover: Quote
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jazzbo Posted August 13 Posted August 13 No bat yesterday or today, I think he let himself out a window. Whew! I couldn’t take the panic Lucinda felt. No rain overnight for the first night in a week, that’s welcome. I’m re-listening to this disc as it sounds so good. Two guitars but not “Django-like” to my ears. Stephane Grappelli “So Easy To Remember” Quote
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jazzbo Posted August 13 Posted August 13 I have a handful of different versions of this release by Miles. . . Blu-ray Audio, the two cd “Complete” version in the 24 Bit by RVG series, the two UHQCD, the two disc set last put out by Blue Note US. . . they all sound pretty darned good. This one too. Miles Davis “Volume 2” Blue Note Japan SACD 2026 Phil Napoleon "Live at Nick's NYC" Jazzology cd Bass – Jack Fay Clarinet – Phil Olivela Drums, Kazoo, Whistling – Tony Spargo Piano – Joe Rand Trombone – Andy Russo Trumpet – Phil Napoleon Recorded live at Nick's, Greenwich Village, NYC 1949-50 I bought this for the ODJB drummer Tony Spargo. How that guy can drum so well while whistling or playing the kazoo is beyond me. Quote
jazzbo Posted August 13 Posted August 13 On to some excellent Duke Ellington, "1942-1944’ Chronogical Classics cd About half Victor sessions, and half V-Disk sessions. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted August 13 Posted August 13 Bryan Ferry - As Time Goes By Of all the dreaded 'pop star goes Great American Songbook' records of the 1990s maybe I like this one the most. It's one of the only ones where you can hear a feeling for the tunes. And there's some actual jazz in there too at times, albeit a sort of Beatles-esque British variety Trad. Shame that Ferry's voice isn't that great. Horrible cover. Quote
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