randyhersom Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago (edited) Timings and a quick compare lead me to ID 2 as The Barbara Song composed by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. In other news: Grant Green – First Recordings – CD (Compilation, Remastered), 2013 [r13568700] | Discogs If six was nine ... well it is. Edited 7 hours ago by randyhersom Quote
Dan Gould Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 2 hours ago, JSngry said: There ta'go. Now to find the album this version is on? I'm not that concerned unless it's something with a lot of orphan tracks that don't exist elsewhere. Quote
JSngry Posted 5 hours ago Author Report Posted 5 hours ago 18 minutes ago, randyhersom said: Also track 4 on Black Forrest There ya go! As good as the first-releawd takes. Mostly just balance issues ( like this one) and raggy heads that got them shelved It's a most worthy addition imo 2 hours ago, randyhersom said: Timings and a quick compare lead me to ID 2 as The Barbara Song composed by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. From The Threepenny Opera, that's it! But there's one notable party not yet named... Quote
randyhersom Posted 10 minutes ago Report Posted 10 minutes ago (edited) On 2, Wayne Shorter does solo on tenor eventually. Edited 9 minutes ago by randyhersom Quote
JSngry Posted 5 minutes ago Author Report Posted 5 minutes ago Exactly! One of his most ephemeral solos, perhaps the most. It is almost inaudible when it ends, dissipating into the mist even more slowly than it enters it. Quote
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