What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)

This is the only CD I have of Ike Quebec. If you like the Blue Note sound of the 50s and 60s than Ike Quebec's music is certainly worthwhile to have in your collection. I hear more more swing / rock 'n roll elements in his music compared to the hard bop / bebop style of others (such as Lee Morgan, Sonny Rollins, Freddy Hubbard and so on). It's more like Ben Webster.

A + 3 | Tidal

(1973 | 2007 remaster)

Inspired by the posting of DAV301above, this good old belter.

Bert Schurink posted:

Thanks for this shoud Bert. I have yet to explore the music of Jackie McLean. I know (knew) of him but don't know his music very well. I'm listening to this one on Tidal and it's certainly a nice album.

Regards, Jeroen.

Richard Morris posted:

Brilliant posted:

MJQ - Lonely Woman. Had this one in the queue a couple of days ago, 24/192 flac

 

Ornette Coleman wrote some great melodies.

True. According to Stephen Cook's  notes  at AllMusic  Review, John Lewis (of MJQ) was one of the first to recognize the then controversial Ornette as a jazz genius, sponsored him at the School of Jazz near Lennox, MA  and may have been the first to cover 'Lonely Woman'

Diana Krall - Turn Up The Quiet

So cool.......(even without legs)

Jeroen20 posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

Thanks for this shoud Bert. I have yet to explore the music of Jackie McLean. I know (knew) of him but don't know his music very well. I'm listening to this one on Tidal and it's certainly a nice album.

Regards, Jeroen.

Lucky you if you pursue his music. He led or played as a sideman on some monster releases at  Blue Note, Prestige and Atlantic (with Mingus), and many others.

Chris Stapleton - From A Room: Volume 1

My word, this is good. 

Switching to some modern jazz music...

UK vinyl. I bought this particular copy in January 1978, with some Record Tokens (remember them?)  I got for Xmas...

nigelb posted:

Diana Krall - Turn Up The Quiet

So cool.......(even without legs)

First the legs, now the entire woman has gone. 

Steve Lacy with Don Cherry - Evidence, CD-rip. 1961 exploration of Monk (+2 Duke/Strayhorn) tunes. Stuck in 60s jazz (so many goodies)!

Great trio with Higgins and McBride.

playing right now on our NDS. I really ought to bring down all my vinyl Ella albums from the loft for a clean and play!

enjoy

ken...

Donnie Munro

Donnie Munro Live

Edward

More Syd. UK first press, from 1988.

Just Van doing what Van does best and sounding great  on the old fruit box

Just listened to one of my newly ripped collection...

Pink Floyd 

The Division Bell - 24Bit 96kHz Wav

Last album of the night and one of my all time favourite albums to relax to late at night.

Edward

Hungryhalibut posted:

nigelb posted:

Diana Krall - Turn Up The Quiet

So cool.......(even without legs)

First the legs, now the entire woman has gone. 

And she's back in the room! For now. Flippin' internet!

Stevee_S posted:

A + 3 | Tidal

(1973 | 2007 remaster)

Inspired by the posting of DAV301above, this good old belter.

They played The Mexican on my local radio station as I was driving to work the other morning. Head bobbing all the way to that bass line.

On vinyl. Letting system settle down after a bit of a reorganisation