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About LinkBacksLouis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden - Aint Misbehavin
16 tracks of pure pleasure. Vocals by both of them. Can't say anything that has not been said or thought befor. Jazz heaven.
teddy
Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden - Aint Misbehavin
16 tracks of pure pleasure. Vocals by both of them. Can't say anything that has not been said or thought befor. Jazz heaven.
teddy
inspired by the modern jazz quartet thread i decided to dust off my mjq records which i hadnt played in years. i played blues at carnegie hall-atlantic great album, so good i played it a second time.next i will play collaboration with laurindo almeida i know this is good also.gord
I had not heard of this jamie cullum until now, watched the youtube video that mat posted and not all that impressed, but like teddy may warm to him eventually
Do you have Concord and Fontesa ?? hope the speliing is goodOriginally Posted by hardbop grandpop
inspired by the modern jazz quartet thread i decided to dust off my mjq records which i hadnt played in years. i played blues at carnegie hall-atlantic great album, so good i played it a second time.next i will play collaboration with laurindo almeida i know this is good also.gord
"Are you going with me" by Pat Meth.
yes,i have both concorde and fontessa.i believe ive got about a dozen mjq albums.gord
Pat Metheny Letter From Home. A beautiful album by one of the great guitar players of all time.
teddy
The best of Coleman Hawkins
Dave Brubeck - Early Concepts
I must check him out, thanks teddy.
Dave Brubeck was responsible for my conversion to small groups I have never changed
"Junkanoo" by Barbara Dennerlein.
Pat Metheny / Lyle Mays - As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls. Another beautiful album with some truly inspirintional piano playing by Lyle. Good at any time, but late at night even better. Thanks to CD for introducing them to me via a link.
teddy
Br. Teddy,
I wish to be of service to my brethren and sisters on this forum despite my being somewhat addled in the "cerebral department" - Glad that I could help you.
Best of the best always,
CD
Jealousy Yehudi Menuhin with Stephane Grappelli Aa amazing pairing with two very different styles complementing each other. A joy to listen to.
teddy
Jean-Luc Ponty's "Egocentric Molecules".
Shadows and Light
Joni Mitchell electric guitar, Pat Metheny lead guitar, Jaco Pastorious bass, Lyle Mays keyboards, Michael Brecker saxophone, Don Alias drums. Plus others jamming.
An interesting mixture here but definitely influenced by jazz. PM and LM definitely present. And overall Jonis lovely voice holding forth. Features several of here favorites such as Furry Sings The Blues and Coyote.
teddy
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