Today's JAZZ playlist

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Good karma.

Just finding a good home for an orphan.

 

[Drybasement]

Coltrane Live at Birdland

With McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones

Recorded Oct -Nov 1963. Coltrane was already pretty edgy with his soprano sax.

 

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Also: Al Cohn. Butch Miles, & Milt Hinton.

 

[Drybasement]

Chic Corea - Now He Sings, Now He Sobs

Recorded 1968 on Solid State Records. Blue Note Tone Poet reissue.

 

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[Punker X]

 

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Alto Summit
Lee Konitz / Pony Poindexter / Phil Woods / Leo Wright
1968/1978 Pausa Records PR 7026

My CD/LP/Tape Collection

 

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Lester Young Trio with Nat King Cole and Buddy Rich, 1950

 

[Punker X]

Most recent Tone Poet
Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound - 1967 Pacific Jazz

Charles Tolliver, trumpet,
John Hicks, piano
Red Mitchell, bass
Lenny McBrowne, drums

 

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This is one of twenty five LPs I grabbed today, it was an amazing collection, I just couldn't stop. I didn't realize this was a Japanese press till I was cleaning it.

 

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Most recent Tone Poet
Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound - 1967 Pacific Jazz

Charles Tolliver, trumpet,
John Hicks, piano
Red Mitchell, bass
Lenny McBrowne, drums

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I've got an OG of this LP that's pretty rough. Looks like its time to trade up.

 

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[Kingpin5]

My life isn't complicated enough without someone changing up covers on me. The above cover is a Jazzland (Riverside) release of a Ronnie Scott and Tubby Hayes LP as seen below. This is one of those LPs where at a record show we get buying fever and can buy duplicates. Fortunately I did not have the original or even reissue of this tasty Jazz Courier LP.



BTW: The Chap above who is supposed to be a "hip" John Bull with a trumpet has a Latin scroll beneath his feet. Accoring to my friend at AI it doesn't mean jack doodley squat.

 

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I have no idea who Jimmy Raney is, but it appears he is good company.