Today's JAZZ playlist

[harman/kardon]

 

[ehoove]

Rhythm Sessions
Lee Ritenour

 

[Punker X]

 

[dmax99]

 

[dmax99]

 

[troika]

 

[KeithTr]

 

[stoutblock]

 

[MJB1959]

 

[toma-t-amot]

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I like your outerring. Whitch brand?

 

[2ndserve]

 

[fd1]

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Jimmy Smith​

Lee Morgan, trumpet #1-4,6,8; Curtis Fuller, trombone #2-4,7,8; George Coleman, alto sax #1-4,8; Jimmy Smith, organ; Eddie McFadden, guitar #1-3,6; Kenny Burrell, guitar #4,5,8; Donald Bailey, drums.

Manhattan Towers, NYC, August 25, 1957

 

[fd1]

A little fun!

 

[stoutblock]

I like your outerring. Whitch brand?

That is the VPI periphery ring clamp

 

[dmax99]

 

[dmax99]

 

[Kingpin5]

 

[Kingpin5]

Still one of my favorite covers. I mean, no expense was spared pasting the three pictures together. Poor Barney Kessell looks like he was released from a stint on the inside and Shelly Manne looks like he wandered into get his picture taken and Ray Brown just got stuck in background. Sheer Magic!

 

[troika]

I gotta back announce a few streams from my workday:

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And spinning now at home in my sanctum:

 

[fd1]

Leader & Rhythm Section

• Duke Ellington – Piano, Arranger, Conductor
• Fred Guy – Banjo
• Wellman Braud – String Bass
• Sonny Greer – Drums, Chimes [1, 2]

Trumpets

• Freddy Jenkins
• Arthur Whetsel
• Cootie Williams [1]

Trombones

• Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton
• Juan Tizol – Valve Trombone [1, 2]

Woodwinds (Reeds)

• Johnny Hodges – Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet
• Harry Carney – Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet
• Barney Bigard – Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone [1]

On August 26, 1930, Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra recorded the first master take of "Old Man Blues" in Hollywood, California.