JAZZ Discussion

[TCC]

Sunday afternoon with/n.p.:
Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand) - The Journey.

Life is good!! ��

N.P.:
Africa - Tears and Laughter (1979)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kh3Qq-uBwvw

Another favorite of mine!.

[TCC]

It's out.Got my copy of Ornette Coleman-Ornette At 12/Crisis.Both albums on one cd,no bonus tracks.

Can't wait to spin it.

Great Walt!, how was the experience?.

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np:
The Ornette Coleman Quartet - This is our Music ****


ps:
More info. about "Ornette At 12 / Crisis:
http://www.realgonemusic.com/news/20...crisis-cd.html

[walt]

Great Walt!, how was the experience?.

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Sounds quite a bit better than the unauthorized cd-r i've had of Crisis for the last fifteen years or so.Better stereo separation, especially of the bass.Crisis was not a great sounding record to begin with.My guess is this re-issue wasn't remixed, but that's just my guess.The music is masterful,Crisis belongs in the collection of every/any Ornette Coleman fan and every modern jazz appreciator,imo.Ornette At 12 isn't as strong or memorable a live date as Crisis, imo,but still, it's live Ornette from 1968 and that's still reason to celebrate.

[jake]

Sounds quite a bit better than the unauthorized cd-r i've had of Crisis for the last fifteen years or so.Better stereo separation, especially of the bass.Crisis was not a great sounding record to begin with.My guess is this re-issue wasn't remixed, but that's just my guess.The music is masterful,Crisis belongs in the collection of every/any Ornette Coleman fan and every modern jazz appreciator,imo.Ornette At 12 isn't as strong or memorable a live date as Crisis, imo,but still, it's live Ornette from 1968 and that's still reason to celebrate.

Crisis was the first Ornette album I heard and it completely stopped me in my tracks. I had never heard anything remotely like that - every instrument was playing differently to what I had come to expect. And the bass playing - Haden was truly a monster with a tone like no other.

[TCC]

Two in a row:

- The Ornette Coleman Quartet - Ornette!


- Oliver Nelson Septet - The Blues and the Abstract Truth.



Winners!.
Cambio y fuera!.

[walt]

[walt]

Two new cds by Wadada Leo Smith to be released next month on the TUM label.A solo trumpet cd and an electric all star lineup cd.Wadada on trumpet,Lamar Smith,Michael Gregory Jackson,Henry Kaiser and Brandon Ross on guitars,Bill Laswell on electric bass,Pheeroan ak Laff on drums and Adam Rudolph on percussion.Link provided.

http://tumrecords.com/049-najwa

[TCC]

Two new cds by Wadada Leo Smith to be released next month on the TUM label.A solo trumpet cd and an electric all star lineup cd.Wadada on trumpet,Lamar Smith,Michael Gregory Jackson,Henry Kaiser and Brandon Ross on guitars,Bill Laswell on electric bass,Pheeroan ak Laff on drums and Adam Rudolph on percussion.Link provided.

http://tumrecords.com/049-najwa

Hey Walt,
Thankx for the H.U.!!

G R E A T !!

[100423]

Listening to Jimmy Smith's Organ Grinder Swing with Kenny Burrell on guitar and Grady Tate on drums.

Jimmyorgan.jpg

I need to delve deeper into the Organ Trio stuff. Any recommendations? (I'm sure there is plenty of it buried
in the 77 pages of this thread, but searching it out is a daunting task).

[Zeuhlmate]

Kari Ikonen rules

[jake]

I need to delve deeper into the Organ Trio stuff. Any recommendations? (I'm sure there is plenty of it buried
in the 77 pages of this thread, but searching it out is a daunting task).

[100423]

Thanks, Jake! Digging in now.

[mogrooves]

I need to delve deeper into the Organ Trio stuff. Any recommendations? [/video]

Don Patterson: Boppin' & Burnin'. Not a trio date but a killer, with Pat Martino (before he went soft).

[Dave (in MA)]

Two new cds by Wadada Leo Smith to be released next month on the TUM label.A solo trumpet cd and an electric all star lineup cd.Wadada on trumpet,Lamar Smith,Michael Gregory Jackson,Henry Kaiser and Brandon Ross on guitars,Bill Laswell on electric bass,Pheeroan ak Laff on drums and Adam Rudolph on percussion.Link provided.

http://tumrecords.com/049-najwa

Great. Another record company that I never heard of before that I apparently need to explore. Hopefully I'll just forget.

[100423]

Don Patterson: Boppin' & Burnin'. Not a trio date but a killer, with Pat Martino (before he went soft).

Thanks, Mo.

[TCC]

Now playing and having a good time!:

Henry Kaiser & Wadada Leo Smith - Yo Miles!.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqRx8728_Ac

[Zeuhlmate]

This is awesome:

[mike_hunt]

I'm digging the new Kamasi Washington album released yesterday.

[Jerjo]

It's raining right now so I'm spinning this:

[Trane]

I'm digging the new Kamasi Washington album released yesterday.

Picked this up Saturday from my B&M record shop for 9.00

Nothing that wouldn't make The Epic's fourth disc, although it's only half as long.

Or....

Nothing new under the sun.

But I like it

[TCC]

...
Nothing that wouldn't make The Epic's fourth disc, although it's only half as long.

Or....

Nothing new under the sun.

But I like it

Thanks Mike & Trane for the H.U.!
I must get it too!!

Like it!!.

Pura vida!.

[Vic2012]

Listening to some Jazz.......
Cal Tjader and Eddie Palmieri..Bamboleate. It is NOT Boogaloo, it's Jazz.

[Jerjo]

I came across this list of "noteworthy" hard bop performances. I have only two of these - Blue Train and Somethin' Else. Any ideas on the list or further recommendations?

noteworty hard bop performances.jpg

[mogrooves]

^^^^^ I have all but the Nat Adderley, but otherwise it's really pick & choose; whatever your choices, make the Rollins one of them (and the Mobley is a killer). The absence of Lee Morgan and Clifford Brown/Max Roach is inexcusable.

[TCC]

Over here,
3rd spin of:

Fire! Orchestra - Ritual.


Recommended!.

More info.:
http://www.runegrammofon.com/artists...ritual-2lp-cd/