What jazz have you been listening to today?
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White Knight
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thelonious monk quartet with john coltrane at carnegie hall.
gord
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyjKYVJ9Av4
horace silver--blowin the blues away-blue note
horace silver--pencil packin papa-columbia
horace silver--the hardbop grandpop-impulse
three great albums from the consistant silver,
when did he ever record a dud? gord (aka the hardbop grandpop)
horace silver--blowin the blues away-blue note
horace silver--pencil packin papa-columbia
horace silver--the hardbop grandpop-impulse
three great albums from the consistant silver,
when did he ever record a dud? gord (aka the hardbop grandpop)
White Knight
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@ Gord, Silver is pure gold! :lol:
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I've been sorting out some CDs that (for reasons I wont bore you with) iTunes didnt like and therefore I couldn't download onto my iPod.
The happy result being that I've played music not heard for some time.
Examples are;-
1. "Ted Heath's 1st American Tour"
2. "Shorty Rogers and the Giants" This one was one I transferred from vinyl and incorporated an EP of "the Wild One"
3. "Doctor Jazz" by Muggsy Spanier
4. "Louis Armstrong with Oscar Peterson" Great vocals, piano, and trumpet
5. "Laughing to keep from Crying" Lester Young with a great group
6. "Lullaby of Birdland" Lee Konitz
John
The happy result being that I've played music not heard for some time.
Examples are;-
1. "Ted Heath's 1st American Tour"
2. "Shorty Rogers and the Giants" This one was one I transferred from vinyl and incorporated an EP of "the Wild One"
3. "Doctor Jazz" by Muggsy Spanier
4. "Louis Armstrong with Oscar Peterson" Great vocals, piano, and trumpet
5. "Laughing to keep from Crying" Lester Young with a great group
6. "Lullaby of Birdland" Lee Konitz
John
White Knight
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thelonious monk quartet and john coltrane at carnegie hall
gord
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gerry mulligan meets ben webster-verve
gerry mulligan meets stan getz-verve
gerry mulligan meets johnny hodges-verve
gerry mulligan meets paul desmond-verve
gerry mulligan meets thelonious monk-riverside
spent the day listening to mulligan and his friends. jazz does just not get any better than this, right.? gord
gerry mulligan meets stan getz-verve
gerry mulligan meets johnny hodges-verve
gerry mulligan meets paul desmond-verve
gerry mulligan meets thelonious monk-riverside
spent the day listening to mulligan and his friends. jazz does just not get any better than this, right.? gord
stu
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I agree Gord! Right!
I had a Clifford Brown session.
A selection of tracks; Clifford Brown With Art Farmer; Gigi Gryce; Lou Donaldson; Lars Gullin; Arne Domnerus; Art Blakey; Philly Joe Jones;
Sonny Rollins; John Lewis; Lionel Hampton, Sarah Vaughan; Harlod Land; Max Roach; a.m.o.
(Now,Gord has gone and prompted me that it's time to go and dig out my 'Mulligan's!')
(And John, Muggsy Spanier, 'the great sixteen' is the one I have plus some club stuff with Earl Hines. Anyway...."Hello Central get me Doctor Jazz!! ...he's got what I need I'll say he has...")
White Knight
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The Cannonball Adderly Quintet--Live at the Lighthouse
Lee Morgan--Search For The New land
Lee Morgan--Search For The New land
gord
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boyd raeburn--experiments in big band jazz 1945-musicraft
earle spencer--the almost forgotten pioneer of modern big band jazz 1946-49-iajrc
two almost forgotten big bands.raeburns orchestra was one of the finest, but was unsuccessful.
spencers kenton inspired band was at times quite brilliant, but unfortunately never achieved any success.
if you see his one album that contains all his 78s, get it you wont be disapointed.a superb big band not
unlike kenton, but different.this band should have made it, a big pity that it didnt. gord
earle spencer--the almost forgotten pioneer of modern big band jazz 1946-49-iajrc
two almost forgotten big bands.raeburns orchestra was one of the finest, but was unsuccessful.
spencers kenton inspired band was at times quite brilliant, but unfortunately never achieved any success.
if you see his one album that contains all his 78s, get it you wont be disapointed.a superb big band not
unlike kenton, but different.this band should have made it, a big pity that it didnt. gord
gord
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD8XgOgfSXU&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PLABBF3B248A839994
this is the only track i can find on you tube of this marvellous jazz orchestra, enjoy. gord
this is the only track i can find on you tube of this marvellous jazz orchestra, enjoy. gord
teddy
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stu
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I had a night of the 'Mulligans'!
Various tracks from;
Mulligan with Ben Webster, Johnny Hodges.
Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Art Farmer-A Night In Rome.
Gerry Mulligan Songbook.
Gerry Mulligan with Dave Brubeck Trio-Live At The Berlin Philharmonie.
And, I ended by throwing a 'Spanier' in to the mix (owch!)
Muggsy Spanier-The Great Sixteen.
Various tracks from;
Mulligan with Ben Webster, Johnny Hodges.
Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Art Farmer-A Night In Rome.
Gerry Mulligan Songbook.
Gerry Mulligan with Dave Brubeck Trio-Live At The Berlin Philharmonie.
And, I ended by throwing a 'Spanier' in to the mix (owch!)
Muggsy Spanier-The Great Sixteen.
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A Johnny Dodds and Louis selection (my own choice)
Latin jazz by Ray Barretto (Bomba Bomba) and Tito Puente (Doctor Feelgood)
Glen Miller (Summer Serenade) for my wife who loves his music.
Miles Davis (Volume 1) - thats a strange title. Here's a taster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMHx8HID9bU&feature=player_detailpage
Latin jazz by Ray Barretto (Bomba Bomba) and Tito Puente (Doctor Feelgood)
Glen Miller (Summer Serenade) for my wife who loves his music.
Miles Davis (Volume 1) - thats a strange title. Here's a taster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMHx8HID9bU&feature=player_detailpage