Today's JAZZ playlist
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E.Auer
Super Member
Corcoran Holt - The Mecca -
http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2018/02/25/corcoran-holt-releases-the-mecca/
This is seriously good. So worth a listen.
Tidal 16/44
Eric's Rainy Days
http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2018/02/25/corcoran-holt-releases-the-mecca/
This is seriously good. So worth a listen.
Tidal 16/44
Eric's Rainy Days
Zeego
Illegitimi non carborundum
Duke Jordan...
1 Sunset Eyes 2 That Old Black Magic 3 Mean To Me 4 Imagination 5 One On One 6 Stella By Starlight
Personnel: Acoustic Bass – Larry Ridley Drums – Freddie Waits Piano – Duke Jordan Tenor Saxophone – Teddy Edwards
Nice choice! I really like this album. Bought a copy on the bay last week and spun it for the first time a couple of days ago. The Xanadu pressings are fantastic and the discography is awesome. Sound quality is very close to the big boys (Blue Note, Contemporary).
Beau Geste
Italia
poppachubby
Boo Yaka! Boo Yaka!
Amazing duo
poppachubby
Boo Yaka! Boo Yaka!
Zeego
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KrisM
Lunatic Member
I've got a needle drop of that one. Good stuff, indeed.
I think I'll fire it up asap.
BLAH BLAH
Super Member
Bass – Ben Tucker (tracks: A1), Leroy Vinnegar (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B2, B3) Drums – Al Levitt (tracks: A1), Billy Higgins (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B2, B3) Piano – Amos Trice (tracks: A3), Joe Castro (tracks: A1, A2, B1, B2, B3), Ronnie Ball (tracks: A1) Tenor Saxophone – Teddy Edwards (tracks: All)
A1 Tempo De Blues 0:00 A2 Vintage '57 4:45 A3 I Hear A Rhapsody 11:58 B1 Up In Teddy's New Flat 15:31 B2 Sunset Eyes 18:37 B3 Teddy's Tune 24:04
Red Garland Trio - Bright and Breezy (Jazzland)
Those ballads are so beautiful...
Was just thinking about this LP yesterday, as I heard one of the cuts off the radio of Lester with Nat and Buddy, which had been included in the 1940's album (78s) "The Jazz Scene". Gotta get this reissue...
Zeego
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BLAH BLAH
Super Member
Ahhhh very nice!
Nice choice sir!
Zeego
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johnebravo
I should be practicing
Art Blakey -- A Jazz Message
BLAH BLAH
Super Member
"Recorded a few days after his 1976 Live in Tokyo LP, Jim Hall is once again joined by bassist Don Thompson and drummer Terry Clarke for a studio session which sticks strictly to original compositions. "Light," credited to all three musicians, is a very intricate bop line which demonstrates how well they interact with one another. Hall revisits two older works, the always creative blues "Careful" (easily his best-known song), and the mellow waltz "Young One, for Debra," written for his daughter, which features the guitarist in a duo with Thompson on piano. Thompson wrote the pretty ballad "Two Special People" and remains on piano for this duet with the leader. The final track, "Something for Now," is a typically soft-spoken but very lyrical Hall composition played as a solo. Unfortunately, this record has never been issued outside of Japan and has yet to appear on CD. Though it may be somewhat expensive when located, this Jim Hall LP is well-worth the investment." -AllMusic
1. Light 2. Careful 3. Kyoto Bells 4. Without Words 5. Echo 6. Young One (For Debra) 7. Two Special People 8. Something for Now Jim Hall (g), Don Thompson (b), Terry Clarke (dr)
One of my favorites!! Found that at a King Carol record store back in '76 or '77! Great choice, John!!
