What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XV)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2018
On the eve of a new year, it's time for a new thread.
Last year's thread can be found here:
Johnny Griffin - Little giant
- Bass – Sam Jones
- Drums – Albert Heath
- Piano – Wynton Kelly (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3)
- Tenor Saxophone – Johnny Griffin
- Trombone – Julian Priester (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3)
- Trumpet – Blue Mitchell (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3)
3x180g ltd numbered edition 1x 33 RPM and 2x 45 RPM - Recorded Live At The Montmartre Jazzhuis, Copenhagen March 30th, 1967. Excellent album ????
Bass – Niels Henning Ørsted Pederson
Drums – Albert "Tootie" Heath
Piano – Kenny Drew
Tenor Saxophone – Johnny Griffin
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Bob Reynolds - Quartet
Nice modern jazz.
Bob Reynolds - tenor saxophone
Ruslan Sirota - piano, keyboard
Janek Gwizdala - bass
Chaun Horton - drums
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North Sea Radio Orchestra - Gap Species [ NSRO ]
Just downloaded these pre-NSRO tunes that were unreleased, until now.
An interesting musical journey so far today. Continued with another album from an interesting small label Lösen Records...
Then moved a bit quicker between three records based on reviews in jazz magazine. This one is definitely from a high quality - recommended...
Then moved to this. An amazing jazz voice, an even more amazing jazz voice, said to hear that she already passed away long ago with a limited legacy. But this album is absolutely recommended, highly recommended...
....and of course I will get it in a next download round...
Ramon I already know a bit longer, I think I saw him even live years ago during the North Sea Jazz Festival, or my memory plays against me...., a good Cuban oriented album, with the gentle tones of Roy Hargrove as well included...
It’s a celebration album, but not bad ...ok...
Now in full attention mode again for this amazing magician on piano. All his albums have been hitting in so far, this one is again of grand proportions, if I haven’t published this under best albums of 2018, it should still be done...
Eric Clapton - Crossroads, this compilation from '88 set the benchmark for box sets back then.Playing Disc 3 which covers material from Derek & The Dominos ( then unreleased ) through to the There's One in Every Crowd era.Great Stuff.
John Coltrane - Olé
I was about to move away from JC, when I spotted this, which, foolishly, I haven't played for a while.
Rod Stewart - A Night On The Town, on cd, but still have the vinyl, it reminds me that records often came with a "fast side" and a "slow side".
Miles Davis at Newport.
Playing disc one from this set of all Miles’ appearances st Newport jazz festival.
Having a play with roon and finding stuff i'd not played for ages. Nice to hear familiar tracks presented in simple acoustic arrangements.
Rickie Lee Jones - Naked Songs
Nathalie Lorriers - Le peuple des silencieux
Great jazz in a piano-bass-sax formation. Recorded live at Gaume Jazz Festival 2013.
Nathalie Lorriers - piano ; Tineke Postma - Sax ; Philippe Aerts - Bass.
A very dynamic album of Steve and his trio...
Another one...
Dan Steel posted:Tabby cat posted:Playing on Vinyl - Country Tinged Rock from American rockers The Long Ryders from 1985.
Great album and a great band. Had the privilege of seeing them live years ago at Liverpool University Mountford Hall. Brilliant gig and got to speak to Sid Griffin at the bar before it started.
Hi Dan,
Happy New Year mate.
Yeah they where great and had a very loud guitar sound.Saw them a couple of times and they where awesome.
This video will send you back - enjoy - Cheers Ian
Steve Winwood - Back in the High Life, on early cd with excellent SQ.
October-December 1994 – Djursholms, Sweden
This is a single-layer SACD of the complete (?) solo lute music.
No, I did not listen to the whole recording in one sitting… ;-)
Dave Douglas - Magic triangle
- Bass – James Genus
- Drums – Ben Perowsky
- Tenor Saxophone – Chris Potter
- Trumpet, Composed By – Dave Douglas
On CD:
