What jazz have you been listening to today?
- Thread starter rojo
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White Knight
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On Spotify:
McCoy Tyner--A Pair of Pianos {with Larry Vuckovich}
Mccoy Tyner--Essential McCoy Tyner {Live}
McCoy Tyner--A Pair of Pianos {with Larry Vuckovich}
Mccoy Tyner--Essential McCoy Tyner {Live}
gord
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZS2OT4ZrTo
dave brubeck--jazz at oberlin-fantasy.(a jazz classic)
dave brubeck--newport 1958-columbia
dave brubeck--jazz at oberlin-fantasy.(a jazz classic)
dave brubeck--newport 1958-columbia
stu
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Digging among the shelves and found a few compilation CD's.
James Spaulding-alto, tenor flute with Ricky Ford; Jimmy Knepper; Mulgrew Miller (R.I.P); David Murray;
John Hicks;Ron Carter; Wallace Rooney;Kenny Barron; and Sun Ra.
Gary Bartz alto; with Kenny Barron; Buster Williams; etc.
Gary Thomas with George Colligan.
Eric Alexander with Yoron Israel.
James Spaulding-alto, tenor flute with Ricky Ford; Jimmy Knepper; Mulgrew Miller (R.I.P); David Murray;
John Hicks;Ron Carter; Wallace Rooney;Kenny Barron; and Sun Ra.
Gary Bartz alto; with Kenny Barron; Buster Williams; etc.
Gary Thomas with George Colligan.
Eric Alexander with Yoron Israel.
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stu
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Johnny Hodges All Stars-Live At The Sportpalast, Berlin 1961. (Immaculate swinging Hodges with the usual swinging suspects)
When in need of relaxation and jazz to take you from this place to that some other place -Duke Ellington. 'Masterpieces' CD. A 1950 reworking in length of four of his most famed compositions,
Mood Indigo/Sophisticated Lady/The Tattooed Bride/Solitude. Tracks vary in time from 11 to over 15 minutes.
When in need of relaxation and jazz to take you from this place to that some other place -Duke Ellington. 'Masterpieces' CD. A 1950 reworking in length of four of his most famed compositions,
Mood Indigo/Sophisticated Lady/The Tattooed Bride/Solitude. Tracks vary in time from 11 to over 15 minutes.
stu
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After last nights trip with Duke I reckoned it was 'time out time' and relax within the crazy world of Slim Gaillard. Time for FUN! Slim summed up a lot of the world around him in a hip way, played piano hands upside down, solid swinging guitar, and a solid foot tapping driving rhythm. (when I talked with him he kept asking "Have ever been to the four moons lately?)
How High The Moon ("the moon never wonders how low we are!")
When Banana Skins Are Falling I'll Come Sliding Home To You.
The Hogan Song (she lives in Pensahogan by a Wishahogan Well.. she drives a Cadahogan... she's a Hogan by day and a Hogan by night, she'a regular Hoganite)
Momma's In The Kitchen But We've Got Pop On Ice.
Little Red Riding Woods ("she's lost in all of them Woods, but what wood? nobody knows, was it Glenwood, Oakwood, Redwood, Hollywood, Knock On Wood..."
Slims' Jam. with Dizzie Gillespie; Charlie Parker, Dodo Marmorosa etc. ("here's Charlie Yardbird o' roonie")
IMO, Mad guys like Slim are not around anymore in a world dominated by so called celebrities, charisma by passed TV 'stars' , and Cookery programmes- 'doughballs'
Or as Slim once advised on cooking..."pick up some grapes leaves mix in a little salt o' roonie, some peppervoutie then take your mixture and nail it to the roof, then let it vout for a while...it'll taste real fine and real mellow too...)
That's my rant for the week over.
How High The Moon ("the moon never wonders how low we are!")
When Banana Skins Are Falling I'll Come Sliding Home To You.
The Hogan Song (she lives in Pensahogan by a Wishahogan Well.. she drives a Cadahogan... she's a Hogan by day and a Hogan by night, she'a regular Hoganite)
Momma's In The Kitchen But We've Got Pop On Ice.
Little Red Riding Woods ("she's lost in all of them Woods, but what wood? nobody knows, was it Glenwood, Oakwood, Redwood, Hollywood, Knock On Wood..."
Slims' Jam. with Dizzie Gillespie; Charlie Parker, Dodo Marmorosa etc. ("here's Charlie Yardbird o' roonie")
IMO, Mad guys like Slim are not around anymore in a world dominated by so called celebrities, charisma by passed TV 'stars' , and Cookery programmes- 'doughballs'
Or as Slim once advised on cooking..."pick up some grapes leaves mix in a little salt o' roonie, some peppervoutie then take your mixture and nail it to the roof, then let it vout for a while...it'll taste real fine and real mellow too...)
That's my rant for the week over.
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