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Today's JAZZ playlist

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Live at the Roosevelt Grill
The Bobby Hackett Quintet with Vic Dickenson
1971 Chiaroscuro Records CR 105

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My CD/LP/Tape Collection
 

Gil Evans And His Orchestra​

Johnny Coles, Louis Mucci, Danny Stiles, trumpet; Jimmy Cleveland, Curtis Fuller, Rod Levitt, trombone; Earl Chapin, French horn; Bill Barber, tuba; Steve Lacy, soprano sax; Budd Johnson, tenor sax, clarinet; Ed Caine, woodwinds; Gil Evans, piano, arranger, conductor; Ray Crawford, guitar; Tommy Potter, bass; Elvin Jones, drums.

NYC, February 5, 1959
 
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Buddy Rich And His Orchestra​

Paul Cohn, Bitsy Mullens, Jim Pupa, Carl Warwick, trumpet; Sam Hyster, Johnny Mandel, Earl Swope, trombone; Romeo Penque, alto sax; George Berg, Mick Blanos, tenor sax; Sid Brown, baritone sax; Tony Nichols, piano; Lenny Mirabella, guitar; Joe Shulman, bass; Buddy Rich, drums, vocal; Dorothy Reid, vocal.

NYC, February 5, 1946
 
MX117.MC7150 said:
Miles, Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel, 10-LP box. LP1 sounds great.

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Very nice! I have that same box set but in CD format. Bought it probably 25 years ago. Miles' fantastic second great quintet in magnificent form captured live over two days, 7 total sets. I see they reissued everything again. I might spring for the vinyl now. The Mosaic vinyl box set was always out of my price range, even back then. Cheers.

Edit: Just bought the vinyl set. It was cut from the original Mosaic masters... that sold me.
 
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fd1 said:
"Profoundly Blue"
Edmond Hall Celeste Quartet
Quartet Personnel
  • Edmond Hall: Clarinet
  • Meade "Lux" Lewis: Celeste
  • Charlie Christian: Acoustic Guitar
  • Israel Crosby: Bass

Blue Note Records on February 5, 1941.
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Holy Smokes, I’ve got a copy of this recording on a Blue Note compilation that I bought in the late 60s from the grocery store. It stands out because of Meade Lux Lewis’ playing the Celeste. Small World
 
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