Sadao Watanabe Parkers Mood.
Parker’s Mood by Stefano Di Battista
Thank you popular album title.
Recently posted on the Roon Community Now Playing Some Jazz thread.
To quote “Don’t make a judgment on the title or the cover, you might be surprised as I was!”
Enjoy
Dave
He was on good form with ‘The Cookers’ at Cadogan Hall in November.
Great that he is back and firing on all cylinders.
Kofi playing baritone with the Whitaker,Fernsby,Cater organ trio.
On Qobuz.
On Qobuz
Described in this thread as “a wonderful new old fashioned jazz singer”.
And none the worse for that.
Enjoy
Dave
One of my first jazz albums, bought around 1963. Re-released on vinyl.
Yusef Lateef – Eastern Sounds
A couple of nearly forgotten alto stars.
Boots Mussuli
He features as Boston based sideman on the Serge Chalof box set I purchased.
I suppose a swing musician but the inspiration of Charlie Parker is not far away. On Qobuz.
Charlie Mariano
Another Serge Bostonian
He eventually moved on to more exotic sounds like Yusef. He could have run a whole ECM sub label. But that’s not for me.
Here we have a handsome WestCoast session with stars of the day.On Qobuz.
Some folks skip a beat, some skip a ‘v’…
Val Wilmer, a great friend to jazz and blues, on Desert Island Discs.
Both Mrs DG and myself prefer instrumental Jazz.
DG…
Likewise with both my daughters too.
It’s a great club to be in.
Cheers DG
Been listening to some of the albums you posted.
Have listened to Charlie Hadden a while now and like his bass playing and so far enjoying Hampton Hawes.
DG…
Great and rare recording session in Paris. But I don’t like how it has been mixed up. To my ears Kenny Clarke is sometimes too dominant with his drums. His beat almost hurts a bit at some points of the recording,
I am not familiar with the recording nor can I find it on Qobuz.
It would be unthinkable that such a distinguished drummer was at fault. Is it not more likely to be either venue or recording engineer?