BFT 265 Discussion

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10 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:

Decades earlier 

Thanks for the rec. I didn't know about this one at all.

 

5 hours ago, cayetano said:

Chicago is my favorite scene, I've been following 30 years ago, I've even been there. Playing with that energy (NRG) could only be Mars Williams and I went straight to that archive record.

I love Chicago. Been several times but the closest I got to jazz was the Jazz Record Mart when it was still downtown. One day I'll catch some live music there. 

[cayetano]

6. Intriguing. Classic free jazz at his best, sax intro is beautiful, similar maybe to Noah Howard, I like a lot the bowed bass and drumming section, I need this album (or maybe I already have it).

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5 hours ago, cayetano said:

6. Intriguing. Classic free jazz at his best, sax intro is beautiful, similar maybe to Noah Howard, I like a lot the bowed bass and drumming section, I need this album (or maybe I already have it).

I feel like in order to guess this one you'd almost have to own it or be extremely familiar with it. 

[mjazzg]

I reckon #2 is pretty contemporary, last 10 years, possibly International Anthem. Lester St Louis on cello perhaps or listening some more, is it Tomeka?

Great track which if I don't already own I want to

#3 could be Akira Sakata? 

#9 Shabaka...

Edited 12 hours ago by mjazzg

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6 hours ago, mjazzg said:

I reckon #2 is pretty contemporary, last 10 years, possibly International Anthem. Lester St Louis on cello perhaps or listening some more, is it Tomeka?

Great track which if I don't already own I want to

#3 could be Akira Sakata? 

#9 Shabaka...

Indeed #2 is very contemporary, but no Lester St Louis or Tomeka. Can confirm it's on International Anthem. Nice call. 

No Sakata or Shabaka on 3 and 9. 

[cayetano]

OK, I was thinking of L.A. but it was London. Unknown to me, great choice.