What jazz have you been listening to today?

stu

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Miles Davis. Silent Way. CD.
Miles Davis- Miles Runs The Voodoo Down.
Stan Getz -Anniversary. CD.
Stuff Smith Quartet- Live At Monmartre. CD.
 

stu

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After I left the forces in 1957 one of the first few concerts I attended was 'Jazz From Carnegie Hall'. The line ups back then were always filled with heavy duty solo power!!
This one boasted a great line up of - Lee Konitz alto;Zoot Sims tenor; Jay Jay Johnson and Kai Winding trombones; Oscar Pettiford bass; Kenny Clarke drums, and, I still clearly recall being 'demolished' by this amazing pianist-Phineas Newborn jr.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4MUVbg-ONh0
 

stu

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Sorry guys, maybe I 'goofed!' My last post maybe should have been in the 'great jazz pianists' thread! I apologise profer...eh...profust..eh...profusely!
 
Mat

Mat

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No worries, Stu. If you ask Robin or Lars, I'm sure they'll be happy to move it to the right thread.

I've been listening to a selection of albums by European Jazz Trio.
 

OLDUDE

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Various Art Farmer/Benny Golsen CDs to determine what to download
(see Resulut in the thread for new Cds purchased)
 
White Knight

White Knight

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On Spotify:

Dave Brubeck Quartet--Time Changes. Wonderful album. The more I listen to the artistry and skill manifested by Joe Morello on the skins, the more I am convinced that he was one of the greatest jazz dummers who ever picked up a pair of sticks.
 

stu

New member
Harry Allen and Howard Alden- Don't Blame Me. CD.
Thelonious Monk Quartet-Town Hall Concert.CD
Benny Golson- Goovin' With Golson. CD.
Sonny Red with Blue Mitchell and Grant Green-Red Blue And Green. CD.
Art Farmer and Benny Golson- Jazztet Live at The Birdhouse, Chicago. CD.
 
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