What jazz have you been listening to today?

[gord]

today, i listened to keith jarrett-facing you-ecm.this is one of jarretts best albums. gord

 

[JHC]

i have always liked cannonball adderley, a true jazz giant. his album something else on blue note is a jazz classic, and should be in every collection. gord

Yea gord, I have "Something Else" a great album

 

[teddy]

Cannonball Aderley - Somethin Else on spotify

This was labelled the Rudy Van Delder edition. Is there another one?

teddy

 

[gord]

hi teddy, this is the same album. i never tire of miles and cannonball and the powerfull swing of hank jones,samjones and art blakey make this album one of the all time greats.if you dont believe me listen to autumn leaves.gord

 

[OLDUDE]

Been listening to my new CD "Cannonball Adderley in San Francisco".
I must say I have started to admire his work.

 

[teddy]

Charlie Mingus on spotify

 

[teddy]

Been listening to my new CD "Cannonball Adderley in San Francisco".
I must say I have started to admire his work.

Looking forward to your appreciation of COUNTRY PREACHER John :grin:

teddy

 

[Dorsetmike]

Mainly a Mel Powell day, some with Buck Clayton, Peanuts Hucko and various others, yesterdays downloads and clips/samples of more.

 

[White Knight]

I've been listening to Wayne Shorter: The Blue Note Years: this is a 2 cd collection with great cuts from both his days as a member of the Jazz Messengers and later as a leader of his own groups. Awesome. Has any one else been into this?

 

[teddy]

Esbjorn Svensson Little bits of heaven on a busy day

teddy

 

[Dorsetmike]

Currently Earl Bostic, recently Judy Carmichael, Randy Sandke, Marty Paich and Oscar Peterson, all on last.fm

 

[gord]

all this talk about cannonball adderley inspired me to get out my cannonball cds. i decided to play his best something else and domination a capitol album.gord

 

[White Knight]

ELP and Carl Palmer

Hi Intet: I just joined this forum and came across your remark about Carl Palmer of ELP. I had the privilege of seeing them at Carnegie Hall when they made their first tour of America in 1970 and I was blown away by both the overall level and reach of their music and the awesome ability of their drummer. Thank you so much for reminding me of that occasion. Like you, I don't know if Palmer could be considered a jazz drummer per se, but hell could he pound those skins! Peace.

 

[teddy]

Brubeck and Desmond.

 

[JHC]

Any one familiar with the Bill Evans trio ?? I d/l and played the "in Buenos Aires" CD vol 3. he is new to me but I am very impressed with this CD now looking for more d/ls

 

[Mat]

Yes, I'm familiar with Bill Evans Trio. I'm a bit surprised that you weren't. Check out his You Must Believe in Spring album. Loved how he arranged the opening theme from M*A*S*H.

 

[Corno Dolce]

Bill Evan Trio? Imho, any serious jazzer knows his artistry.

 

[teddy]

Herbie Hancock on spotify (thanks to Steve)
Liked -Thought It Was You

Will keep listening

 

[JHC]

Mat and CD you are making me feel like a juvenile idiot lol but I just had not heard him play before I have since d/l another 4 CDs of his. for the past 30 yrs I have been tied up in the classical world with jazz taking a very poor 2nd place but my interest has been re ignited by the posters on this forum so I have some catching up to do.

 

[teddy]

I am the same Colin. It is like being back at school, I am learning so much. But what a pleasure.

teddy