It sounds as though they are enjoying each others company.
Qobuz.
Yes. Great session.
Thank you dear Roon algorithm to have me discover this jewel. Piano play at a stunning level. Very well recorded album as well. Extremely spacious in sound. Iver
Playing my stereo copy of this classic album for the first time. I have the RSD mono version too. I don’t have a mono switch in my system now that I’ve switched to the NAIT 50, might see if I can find a SUT with one or use an in-line switch.
Fat Girl. A short lived super star. Who’s who of modern jazz.
Jazzrook’s revue on Amazon offers accurate line ups. He is a great source of information for this period of jazz.
Another fine unregarded trumpet player. Best known for the Monk with the Messengers Atlantic. Tightness of Chambers/Jones a marvel.
On Qobuz
These four played so often together it sounds seamless.
Has a light,bouncy uncomplicated feel that mirrors SDjr’s stage personality.
Another who earned his living in R&B bands. There must have been so many that never got a real chance to shine.
This is a master priece …… I am big fan of Arnett Cobb … this is a Live album and the atmosphere in the room is very noticable !
Love it
Iver
I like Turrentine, so I’ll listen to these both and see what the difference is.
DG…
I was thinking the other day about Jazz Bass players, so I’ll have to check him out.
I have been listening to Charlie Haden.
Many thanks.
DG…
The most prolific I’ve come across in a very short life is Paul Chambers.
He’s like a rhythmic superglue on albums.
I just bought a sparkling new Japanese CD re-issue of this album yesterday. Great stuff!