papsrus Posted February 16, 2009 Report Posted February 16, 2009 Getz I'm guessing this is one of his earlier releases ... Quote
Tom 1960 Posted February 17, 2009 Report Posted February 17, 2009 Charles Tolliver Big Band - With Love Yourmusic.com said the availability of this album was limited. I figured it was now or never to get this at such a cheap price. Quote
ejp626 Posted February 17, 2009 Report Posted February 17, 2009 Managed to pick up Rollin' with Leo (Parker) at Reckless Records. Looks like the previous owner listened/ripped it once and sold it, so it is essentially brand new. Plus I traded a few CDs in, so they actually owed me $0.30. (Trying very hard to balance my intake and outtake lately.) Made a quick pass through Dusty Groove but only picked up a used copy of Cannonball's Phenix and Louis Hayes/Yusef Lateef/Nat Adderley on VeeJay. (Looks like there are a couple of alternatives on the RVG of Let Me Tell You 'Bout It after all, so I guess I had better pick that up before the price jumps now that it is going OOP. It is a shame that his early work is so hard to come by or at least OOP now. Looks like another job for the European labels.) Quote
BillF Posted February 19, 2009 Report Posted February 19, 2009 Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band, All Smiles (MPS) Quote
ejp626 Posted February 20, 2009 Report Posted February 20, 2009 I picked up a really unusual CD called Africa to Appalachia, which is banjo and cora, plus additional African musicians. It is pretty gimicky, and the first time through I wasn't that impressed, but I listened on headphones and it grabbed me considerably more the second time. Of course, I actually got it for my dad who is into banjo, but I wanted to test drive it. In addition, I got a used copy of Leo Wright's Soul Talk. It's probably been mentioned already, but this is a Water release from 2005. Quote
AndrewHill Posted February 20, 2009 Report Posted February 20, 2009 Decca Presents Art Tatum-Piano Solo 1940-Decca/MCA Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted February 20, 2009 Report Posted February 20, 2009 (edited) Interesting rhythm section - Don Preston, Richard Davis & Andrew Cyrille. Edited February 20, 2009 by Chuck Nessa Quote
paul secor Posted February 20, 2009 Report Posted February 20, 2009 Interesting rhythm section - Don Preston, Richard Davis & Andrew Cyrille. I've had trying times with that one, mainly because of Preston. Not sure if's because of his playing or because of my own preconceptions - probably some of both. Quote
Erik Weidinger Posted February 20, 2009 Report Posted February 20, 2009 Lou Donaldson: The Natural Soul Duke Ellington: Ellington at Newport 1956 (Complete) and finaly: Veronica Mortensen: Pieces of Puzzle http://www.myspace.com/veronicamortensen Quote
BillF Posted February 21, 2009 Report Posted February 21, 2009 Gerry Mulligan Sextet, Complete Studio Recordings (Lonehill) Quote
B. Goren. Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 John Coltrane - Africa Brass Quote
Hot Ptah Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 Interesting rhythm section - Don Preston, Richard Davis & Andrew Cyrille. When was that recorded? How well does Don Preston fit in? I have a CD of a Don Preston acoustic piano trio date, which is not an unqualified triumph, to my ears. I wonder if this Bradford-Carter album is something like that. Quote
bluesbro Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 Vol1 after someone recommended it for Captain Marvel fans... Quote
BruceH Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 John Coltrane - Africa Brass Reminds me of a certain poster from way back...nice guy...what was his handle again? Don't tell me, it'll come to me sooner or later... Quote
BruceH Posted February 23, 2009 Report Posted February 23, 2009 The soundtrack to I Want To Live---I'm sure it's better than the movie. Quote
P.L.M Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 - Tony Malaby Cello Trio (Fred Longberg-Holm, John Hollenbeck) : Warblepeck (Songlines hybrid SACD) - Vandermark 5: Beat Reader (Atavistic) - Daniel Humair: Baby Boom Bonus (Bee Jazz) Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 Interesting rhythm section - Don Preston, Richard Davis & Andrew Cyrille. When was that recorded? How well does Don Preston fit in? I have a CD of a Don Preston acoustic piano trio date, which is not an unqualified triumph, to my ears. I wonder if this Bradford-Carter album is something like that. Recorded in '88. Just received a self produced disc from Bradford - Mo'tet Live at the LA County Museum of Art from 2002. Preston is on it too. Have not listened to them yet. Quote
kh1958 Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 Interesting rhythm section - Don Preston, Richard Davis & Andrew Cyrille. When was that recorded? How well does Don Preston fit in? I have a CD of a Don Preston acoustic piano trio date, which is not an unqualified triumph, to my ears. I wonder if this Bradford-Carter album is something like that. Recorded in '88. Just received a self produced disc from Bradford - Mo'tet Live at the LA County Museum of Art from 2002. Preston is on it too. Have not listened to them yet. Don Preston is also on the John Carter recordings for Gramavision. I saw him a couple of years ago in a tiny studio club in New York called the Monkey--it probably didn't hold more than 20 people or so (and it wasn't full). A hard to find place. It was set up for 360 degree sound--Preston (on various electric keyboards) had a trio with a guitarist (Andre Cholmondeley), and Sheri (?) on electronic percussion). It was an interesting experience--electronic free improvision for the most part--the closest thing to a traditional song was a Captain Beefheart composition they played for an encore. I especially liked the guitarist, even though he hardly played any sounds that sounded like a guitar. Don Preston was approachable and said that his recordings with John Carter were among his favorites of his own recordings. Quote
kh1958 Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 Andre Cholmondeley link (his CD Enigma With Attitude is pretty good): http://www.itsaboutmusic.com/andre.html Quote
EKE BBB Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 My latest order, here it is: From the Timeless Historical Catalogue CBC1017 THE GOOFUS FIVE (ft.A.Rollini)1926 - 1927 CBC1037 THE LITTLE RAMBLERS 1924 - 1927 CBC1040 THE CHARLESTON CHASERS VOL. 11925 - 1930 CBC1042 GOOFUS FIVE 1924 - 1925 CBC1053 THE CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS 1925 - 1928 CBC1062 THE VARSITY EIGHT 1923 - 1926 CBC1090 ADRIAN ROLLINI 1924-27 From the Uptown catalogue: 27.38 Chaloff, Serge Boston 1950 27.49 Eager, Allen In The Land Of Oo-Bla-Dee 27.52 Carl Fontana & Frank Rosolino - Trombone Heaven Vancouver 1978 27.56 Dupree Bolton - Fireball From the Arbors catalogue: 19144 Bob Wilber - Bean: Tribute to Coleman Hawkins 19225 Dan Barrett/Roberscheuten - Portrait of Duke 19238 Kenny Davern - A night with Eddie Condon 19266 Piano giants at Bob Haggart's (Haggart, Hyman, Smith, Suttton) 19283 Dick Hyman/Tom Pletcher - If Bix played Gershwin 19324 Jeff Barnhart - In my solitude 19328 Kenny Davern/Bob Wilber - Soprano summit 1975 and more 19343 World's Greatest Jazz Band - At Manchester's Free Trade 19375 Antti Sarpila Quartet - We'd like NY in Jun w Eddie Mertz 19382 Duke Heitger& Bern Lhotzky - Doin' the Voom Voom Quote
Swinger Posted February 24, 2009 Report Posted February 24, 2009 - Vandermark 5: Beat Reader (Atavistic) Excellent choice! Quote
AndrewHill Posted February 26, 2009 Report Posted February 26, 2009 A couple of Prestige RVG's: Sonny Criss-This is Criss John Coltrane-Dakar Quote
Niko Posted February 26, 2009 Report Posted February 26, 2009 a triple of blue note rvgs The amazing Bud Powell vol1 and vol 2 Freddie Redd - Redd's Blues Quote
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