Jazz Music Thread

Playlist tonight
Iver

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Can’t stop; lovely listening evening
These are superb; brilliantly recorded as well
Iver

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A classic…

Sounding mighty fine streaming on Qobuz via Roon.

Enjoy

Dave

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I’ve recently been enjoying ‘Samba de Maracutu’ by percussionist/drummer Joe Chambers

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Just as classic.

Wonderful stuff.

N

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Agreed. Recorded the following day.

Dave

No, I dont own an original. On it’s own merit I think it sounds fine, I doubt anyone would be disappointed with SQ or pressing
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We’re you aware of this one,Dave.
Just a year before the old boy left us.
Almost brings tears to my eyes. But little sparks are still there.
An elusive character that struggled with life.
Dave Gelly’s book Being Prez is worth a search.
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N. Checked it is on Q.

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That’s a new one to me. Prez on clarinet brings back memories of his Kansas City Five recordings and another great lineup including Hank Jones on piano.

Now streaming on the conservatory system with a glass of the red stuff to hand. :grinning:

Dave

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Cracking this set open for the weekend.

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Somewhat tired from last nights double Vaxers,over eighties,all night disco and karaoke I will spend the day on the settee with Ms Holliday.
A big box of jewels nicely polished up by the reprocessing. They sound good.
Just pop into the streamer and pick five tracks.Many were just demos to try and sell the sheet music.
Billie already often sounds tired and careworn.If you were offered a solo …you had half a chorus,but a big band discipline they were used to.
N

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Discovered this trio today. Quite good.

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(Coming out of) Locked Down Jazz Appreciation - Album of the Week

12: Stan Getz And João Gilberto: Getz/Gilberto (Verve)
Though originally from Pennsylvania, tenor sax titan Stan Getz became associated with
the cool, West Coast jazz sound in the 50s. In the following decade, he helped to
stimulate interest in Brazilian music with his 1962 album Jazz Samba. Two years later, his
inspired collaboration with rising Brazilian singer and guitarist João Gilberto (on
Getz/Gilberto) helped to birth a bossa nova craze in the US. The combination of Getz’s
silky saxophone effusions with Gilberto’s delicate vocals and softly-strummed guitar was
magical, while the album’s most popular track, ‘The Girl From Ipanema’, featured a
stunning cameo from Gilberto’s wife, Astrud. An edited version became a hit single and
created a huge global audience for the seductive bossa nova sound. It also helped to
transform Astrud Gilberto into a star who then launched her own successful career.

Key song: ‘The Girl From Ipanema’

Enjoy

Dave

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I’ve just about exhausted the udiscovermusic list so this will be the final album of the week.

Many thanks to everyone that has liked the albums posted.

Keep listening to the good noise everyone.

Dave

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It’s really good - enjoy.

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This passed yeterday on a ainy Sunday. Below a selection if what I really liked amongst two album from Dutch origin

Iver

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Discs 2 & 4 (of 8) in regular rotation around here
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Lester Young – The Complete Lester Young Studio Sessions On Verve (1999, CD) - Discogs

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This is a fantastic compilation
Streaming in the cab, no fares but having a gas with this, some genuine familiar classics and a few new to me
4LP vinyl price seems a bit steep, shall I shan’t I?

Impulse Records Music Message And The Moment
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LP 1 — Side 1

  1. The John Coltrane Quartet — Africa 16:27

LP 1 — Side 2

  1. Max Roach — Garvey’s Ghost 7:52
  2. Quincy Jones and his Orchestra — Hard Sock Dance 3:20
  3. John Coltrane — Up 'Gainst the Wall 3:14
  4. Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet — Just Us Blues 5:55

LP 2 — Side 1

  1. John Coltrane — Alabama 5:09
  2. Charles Mingus — Better Get Hit in Yo’ Soul 6:31
  3. Shirley Scott Trio — Freedom Dance 4:50
  4. Yusef Lateef — Sister Mamie 5:27

LP 2 — Side 2

  1. Archie Shepp — Malcolm, Malcolm—Semper Malcolm 4:48
  2. Stanley Turrentine — Good Lookin’ Out 5:21
  3. Earl Hines — Black and Tan Fantasy 5:11
  4. Oliver Nelson — The Rights of All 3:58

LP 3 — Side 1

  1. Pharoah Sanders — The Creator Has a Master Plan (edit) 9:08
  2. John Coltrane & Alice Coltrane — Reverend King 11:03

LP 3 — Side 2

  1. The Ahmad Jamal Trio — The Awakening 6:22
  2. Albert Ayler — Music Is the Healing Force of the Universe 8:41
  3. Charlie Haden — We Shall Overcome 1:19

LP 4 — Side 1

  1. Alice Coltrane — Blue Nile 7:02
  2. Pharoah Sanders — Astral Traveling 5:50
  3. Archie Shepp — Blues for Brother George Jackson 3:52
  4. Michael White — Lament (Mankind) 2:28

LP 4 — Side 2

  1. Dewey Redman — Imani 7:09
  2. Marion Brown — Bismillahi 'Rrahmani 'Rrahim 6:02
  3. John Handy — Hard Work 6:58
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Just purchased £1.27. Incredible cd bargains to be found.image

I enjoyed this on the ndx thingy.

Problem of the day.
Another birthday treat I have just opened . Shrink wrapped but no cd 1 in the digipack.
Nice collection. Available to stream.
Sadly,Alan at Jazzhouse records is away poorly and not operating.
We will wait until he recovers before …

N

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Happy Earthday Nick
Sorry to hear about Alan, nice guy!
Atb
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