What music did you buy today?

[Niko]

42 minutes ago, jlhoots said:

Fieldwork: Thereupon

Sometimes, I wonder what it means that, at least on this board, my interests regarding new releases seem to be closest to someone who is exactly 40 years and a month older than me... I guess it means that great taste skips generations at times.... (my favorite releases this year so far are the Amina Claudine Myers solo album, Shakkei by Alexandra Grimal and Giovanni di Domenico as well as Tilburg Noord by Mete Erker but that's all more lowkey/local stuff compared to Fieldwork)

 

what I bought these days: My first "Tonepoet", heavily discounted, Picture of Heath, and At the Piano by Hampton Hawes

Edited September 5 by Niko

[jlhoots]

1 hour ago, Niko said:

Sometimes, I wonder what it means that, at least on this board, my interests regarding new releases seem to be closest to someone who is exactly 40 years and a month older than me... I guess it means that great taste skips generations at times.... (my favorite releases this year so far are the Amina Claudine Myers solo album, Shakkei by Alexandra Grimal and Giovanni di Domenico as well as Tilburg Noord by Mete Erker but that's all more lowkey/local stuff compared to Fieldwork)

 

what I bought these days: My first "Tonepoet", heavily discounted, Picture of Heath, and At the Piano by Hampton Hawes

I'll take that as the compliment I believe you meant it to be.

[JSngry]

Henry Threadgill - Listen Ship (preorder)

[Kevin Bresnahan]

4 hours ago, ejp626 said:

I ended up putting in a fairly large order of random used CDs from Dusty Groove.  The main CD that caught my attention was Charlie Rouse - Soul Mates (Uptown), largely curious about the interplay between Rouse and Sahib Shihab, but I also got Eddie Harris There Was a Time (Echo of Harlem) (Enja), Larry Young's Mothership (possibly have this in some form already, LP??, but it was cheap), a couple of George Wallington CDs, and Lou Donaldson's Play the Right Thing (Milestone). 

I suspect I'll end up paying some import fees, but I'll find that out in a week or so.

I really like that Eddie Harris CD. I bought it when it came out and I play it pretty frequently.

[jlhoots]

4 hours ago, JSngry said:

Henry Threadgill - Listen Ship (preorder)

That's the one with 6 guitar players - I believe.

[JSngry]

16 minutes ago, jlhoots said:

That's the one with 6 guitar players - I believe.

Sorta...

Henry Threadgill – compositions and conductor
Brandon Ross - acoustic soprano guitar
Bill Frisell - acoustic guitar
Gregg Belisle-Chi - acoustic guitar
Miles Okazaki - acoustic guitar
Jerome Harris - acoustic bass guitar
Stomu Takeishi - acoustic bass guitar
Maya Keren - piano
Rahul Carlberg - piano

[ejp626]

6 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

I really like that Eddie Harris CD. I bought it when it came out and I play it pretty frequently.

It definitely looks promising.  I also put in an order for a few things on Bandcamp, as it was Bandcamp Friday.
Gary Smulyan Royalty at LeDuc
Eddie Higgins Haunted Heart
Tsapiky! Modern Music From Southwest Madagascar
Mr. Bongo Record Club No 7
Soft Boys Underwater Moonlight (not the recent remastered version but an older version with a ton of bonus tracks)

[Niko]

7 hours ago, jlhoots said:

I'll take that as the compliment I believe you meant it to be.

I knew it sounded weird but it was supposed to be a compliment, yes!

[street singer]

I've been plugging holes in my Mosaic Select collection over the past month or so, and have scored several at really good prices (about half of these were in the $15-20 range).
 

• #9 - Bob Brookmeyer
• #10 - Bud Shank & Bob Cooper
• #15 - Art Pepper
• #19 - Pacific Jazz Piano Trios (feat. Russ Freeman, Richard Twardzik, Jimmy Rowles, Clare Fischer)
• #21 - Gerry Mulligan
• #27 - Al Cohn, Joe Newman, and Freddie Green
• #29 - Onzy Matthews
• #31 - Woody Herman
• #34 - Denny Zeitlin

The Zeitlin I was familiar with after having had a burned CD-R of it for many years (it's fantastic!). The rest of them are new to me. I haven't gotten past playing the Art Pepper and Pacific Jazz Piano Trios sets, as I've really been stuck on them the past few days. The Pacific Jazz Piano Trios set, in particular, is one that I can't believe I've gone so long without. It's an absolute gem of a set!

[HutchFan]

23 minutes ago, street singer said:

I've been plugging holes in my Mosaic Select collection over the past month or so, and have scored several at really good prices

Nice scores!  

I bought the Brookmeyer Select set a few months ago, and I've really enjoyed it.

 

[jlhoots]

Kathleen Edwards: Billionaire

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