Full on Bruford with pals.
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Recorded live at the Renaissance II in Buffalo, NY on November 11, 1984
Chet Baker (t) (voc)
Sal Nistico (ts)
Lorne Lofsky (g)
Chris Connors (b)
Art Frank (d)
I do love his 70-80’s recordings, although the sound quality can be very variable
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Excellent…hadn’t heard
The one with Don Byas is one of my favourites @Nick1940 ; now that you posted, I took another listen. Very cool
Iver
By far the bes one I heart the last weeks. What a lovely listen
The systems handles this so well. Real good sound; happy
Iver
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Really enjoyed all his albums posted here…new find for me Thanks
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I’ve been rediscovering some of my Kenny Wheeler albums. This one, with Chris Potter, John Taylor and Dave Holland in a drumless quartet setting is just excellent. John Taylor is one of my favourite jazz pianists, who of course worked with Kenny Wheeler a lot.
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For the Kenny Fans:
This is a nice tribute from a fellow Canadian Trumpeter, Ingrid Jensen.
This led me to the Jensen Sisters’ album which also has that melodic ethereal Wheeler sound:
Cheers,
Will
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Snorre Kirk, Top Dog. Coming out, on Apple Music there is a preview with three tracks.
Love his taste and freshness.
Women’s’ history month.
Women hardly ever get a mention on this thread. There are many excellent musicians lurking.
Sadly no longer with us.
She bends her voice and accents phrases better than many aspiring horn players.
Robin Aspland ,Alec Dankworth,Tristram Malliot ,obbligatos and solos by
Scott Hamilton.
Think I will light some candles,stoke the fire and see if there is a bottle of Mateus Rose in the house.
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