What jazz have you been listening to today?

[teddy]

Another trawl through Spotify for EST

teddy

 

[Corno Dolce]

Strange Place for Snow by EST.

 

[White Knight]

@ CD and Teedles, Love your choices, guys! :cheers:

 

[stu]

Lee Wiley -Compilation CD.
Beverly Kenney-Compilation CD.
Rebecca Kilgore -Compilatation CD.
Karin Krog CD-with Warne Marsh and Red Mitchell.
Jackie Paris Sings Gershwin CD.

 

[Corno Dolce]

@ CD and Teedles, Love your choices, guys! :cheers:

And I like your listening choices because they reflect a rainbow of diversity.
I'm sorta a monochrome guy in regards to Jazz - McCoy Tyner, Keith Jarrett, Pat Meth, and EST. Nothin' too fancy and newfangled.............

 

[teddy]

I have learned so much listening to other peoples selections, music I would probably never have come across otherwise. Thank you all.

teddy

 

[OLDUDE]

Jim Tomlinson (Tenor and hubby of Stacey Kent).

"Brazilian Sketches" and "Only Trust your Heart"

 

[Corno Dolce]

And thanx to WhiteKnight for his profound knowledge of so many different Jazz Musicians and Artisans.

 

[Mat]

Dee Dee Bridgewater – Permit Me To Introduce You To Yourself.

 

[White Knight]

I have learned so much listening to other peoples selections, music I would probably never have come across otherwise. Thank you all.

teddy

I feel the same way, Teddy; I especially want to thank CD for his rekindling my interest in--and love of--Mccoy Tyner! I had forgotten how much I respect and enjoy both the man and his music. :cheers:

 

[White Knight]

And thanx to WhiteKnight for his profound knowledge of so many different Jazz Musicians and Artisans.

CD, Thanks so much for that accolade; I wish I deserved it, but I'll take it anyways! And again, I thank you for talking about and citing McCoy Tyner so much!

 

[stu]

Dave Brubeck Quartet- Carnegie Hall Concert CD
Dave Brubeck Quartet and Jimmy Rushing CD
Bid and Diz-Town Hall Concert 1945 CD.
Ahmad Jamal -Cross Country Tour CD

 

[OLDUDE]

Jack Teagarden and Bobbie Hackett - Complete 50s Studio Recordings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNdebltFzqQ&feature=player_detailpage

 

[gord]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDJEzSlVMc8&feature=related
john coltrane at the village vanguard-impulse.
actually the above is tyners feature.this is one great album.

 

[OLDUDE]

Following on from Mat's track (for rating) I have been listening to my CD "Americana" by Arturo Dandoval

 

[White Knight]

@ OD, Is that Dandoval or Sandoval?

 

[Corno Dolce]

I feel the same way, Teddy; I especially want to thank CD for his rekindling my interest in--and love of--Mccoy Tyner! I had forgotten how much I respect and enjoy both the man and his music. :cheers:

Aw gee - thanx Br. Steve - And here I thought you, of all MIMF members, had an extremely prodigious knowledge of McCoy Tyner. I consider myself a relative newbie in re to McCoy Tyner but methinks I'm getting somewhat better........?


Soliloquoy by McCoy Tyner.

 

[White Knight]

@ CD, You don't have to get any better re: your Tyner knowledge. It is I, who--thanks to your enthusiasm for this great artist--have been trying to fill in the gaps in my knowledge base vis a vis his music.

 

[Corno Dolce]

@ CD, You don't have to get any better re: your Tyner knowledge. It is I, who--thanks to your enthusiasm for this great artist--have been trying to fill in the gaps in my knowledge base vis a vis his music.

Au contraire! I have such a yawning black hole in my head that needs to be filled with knowledge and at this point, knowing how much work I need to do in order to fill that black hole, I fear that I'll never die.............

 

[White Knight]

@ CD, You are much too modest, my dear friend, much too modest indeed!