Today's JAZZ playlist

[slippers-on]

Cannonball Adderley
Somethin Else
MOFI 1-Step 45
Number 2417/6000

Cannonball Adderley
Miles Davis
Hank Jones
Sam Jones
Art Blakey

Blue Note
Mo Fi Reissie.

 

[slippers-on]

Afternoon delights...

Final tribute to a man who has inspired so much music in my life...

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Yes sir! And Im so thankful I got a chance to see him in the 80's in St. Louis.

 

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[Kingpin5]

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This has a lineup that would make it a 1920s “Woodstock “.

 

[Punker X]

 

[Punker X]

 

[Erik Tracy]

Good Saturday morning, jazz cats

Cloudy and cool here, got the rig down low

 

[Erik Tracy]

Daddy Plays The Horn

 

[Leebob]

 

[Erik Tracy]

Last one this morning - errands to run.
Green Street

 

[Leebob]

 

[Leebob]

 

[Leebob]

 

[koseltri]

1958. Gus Bivona, Mundell Lowe, Gary Peacock, Gary Frommer, Terry Gibbs. Doc Severinson on one track.

 

[troika]

This morning, I enjoyed streaming this record, that I didn't know existed.

 

[Cactus Bob]

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers ~ Once Upon a Groove
Blue Note Re-Issue Series, 1980

"Seven selections from the historic Pacific Jazz date by the second edition of The Jazz Messengers with Jackie McLean and Bill Hardman."

Recorded in New York City on January 14 and February 11, 1957
All tunes previously issued on various Pacific Jazz albums.

 

[Cactus Bob]

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Love the album cover!

 

[v8peters]

The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel 1965 (LP2)
Miles Davis
1992/2026 Columbia 19802941241SC

My CD/LP/Tape Collection

 

[fd1]

"The Song Is Ended (but the Melody Lingers On)" is a historic jazz collaboration recorded by Louis Armstrong and The Mills Brothers on June 13, 1938.

• Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)
• Mills, Harry (Vocal)
• Mills, Herbert (Vocal)
• Mills, Donald (Vocal)
• Mills, John (Vocal)
• Brown, Norman (Guitar)

 

[fd1]

Marvin 'Tootie' Hale, trumpet; John Darman, bass trumpet; Zoot Sims, tenor sax; Ternig Inocencio, piano Jim Wolf, bass; Gerry Hale, drums;

Zoot Sims' home, Hawthorne, CA, June 13, 1954