MIOM
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Love that Milt Jackson CD having ordered it earlier this year. Can't speak on the others though.
All That Jazz ...
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Sushant Sharma
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The Al Tanner Quintet Happiness is taking care of natural business.. Dig?
The album title will definitely make you stop and take notice. I was made aware of this by LJC. Read the write up, sampled the album and ordered a copy right away and waited..Link here
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A page turner, I mean play the whole sides through, not a filler here..all killer...ya dig?
Piano melodies laid down at the start of songs or the solos later by horns/piano are top stuff..the tracks, 'Magi' followed by 'Kuba' just an example.
The story of the record label or the main man himself all very fascinating. I am in love with this album...
The album title will definitely make you stop and take notice. I was made aware of this by LJC. Read the write up, sampled the album and ordered a copy right away and waited..Link here
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A page turner, I mean play the whole sides through, not a filler here..all killer...ya dig?
Piano melodies laid down at the start of songs or the solos later by horns/piano are top stuff..the tracks, 'Magi' followed by 'Kuba' just an example.
The story of the record label or the main man himself all very fascinating. I am in love with this album...
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MIOM
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This is the only Cannonball Adderley album/CD I have, but this is one of my favorite CDs and I love everything on it. Favs though are Autumn Leaves, Somethin' Else, and One for Daddy-O
MIOM
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I'll give it a try on Spotify. Thanks.
jaiwant_alex
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A shout out to Fiftyfifty. Suddenly became available online. Ordered it .WAITING.THANKS.
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MIOM
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Patricia Barber – Companion
Anyway, what a great sounding CD. I've a few XRCD discs and they all sound great, but this one is really good with some great music. The standouts here for me are the renditions of Bill Withers Use Me, and Santana's Black Magic Woman. The other standout is Like JT Inspired by Jacky Terrasson.
Use Me opens with Michael Arnopol's bass play for the first minute seconds of the 6:32 minute track before Patricia's smokey voices come in along with Ruben Alverez on percussion. The track is all Michael, Patricia, and Ruben.
Like JT opens with Patricia on piano before John McLean comes in on guitar, and then the 7+ minute set it morphs into a jam session with Ruben (percussions), Eric Montzka (drums) and Michael (Bass) Closing out the last 3 minutes, John McLean (guitar) throws down with Eric on drums, before the track closes with Eric, John, and Ruben. If you're not jamming to this, something it wrong with you. LOL.
Black Magic Woman opens with Particia providing sorrowing vocals as she plays the Hammond as Michael (bass) comes in on bass followed by John (guitar) and the song progresses into a near 10-minute (9:50) session. Here Patricia's Hammond B-3 is killer. And of course, John McLean really does the song justice with his guitar play as Ruben (Percussion) backs him up followed by the bass of Michael and closing with Eric on drums. This is another one of these if you aren't moving somethings wrong. The CD closes with the MC naming the musicians of the track.
Another standout is Patricia's live version of her song Let It Rain from her Modern Cool CD. On this version its just her vocals and John McLean on guitars. BTW, there are two tracks from here Modern Cool CD - Let it Rain, and Touch of Trash. Both of which I love from the Modern Cool CD.
This entire set is great; even better that it's an XRCD disc. These discs are sonic bliss.
Peace
- Piano, Vocals, Organ [Hammond B-3] – Patricia Barber
- Bass – Michael Arnopol
- Drums, Percussion – Eric Montzka
- Percussion – Ruben P. Alvarez (Use Me)
- Guitar – John McLean
- Recorded live at The Green Mill, Uptown Chicago July 17-19, 1999.
- Mastered By [24-bit Resolution] – Allan Tucker
Anyway, what a great sounding CD. I've a few XRCD discs and they all sound great, but this one is really good with some great music. The standouts here for me are the renditions of Bill Withers Use Me, and Santana's Black Magic Woman. The other standout is Like JT Inspired by Jacky Terrasson.
Use Me opens with Michael Arnopol's bass play for the first minute seconds of the 6:32 minute track before Patricia's smokey voices come in along with Ruben Alverez on percussion. The track is all Michael, Patricia, and Ruben.
Like JT opens with Patricia on piano before John McLean comes in on guitar, and then the 7+ minute set it morphs into a jam session with Ruben (percussions), Eric Montzka (drums) and Michael (Bass) Closing out the last 3 minutes, John McLean (guitar) throws down with Eric on drums, before the track closes with Eric, John, and Ruben. If you're not jamming to this, something it wrong with you. LOL.
Black Magic Woman opens with Particia providing sorrowing vocals as she plays the Hammond as Michael (bass) comes in on bass followed by John (guitar) and the song progresses into a near 10-minute (9:50) session. Here Patricia's Hammond B-3 is killer. And of course, John McLean really does the song justice with his guitar play as Ruben (Percussion) backs him up followed by the bass of Michael and closing with Eric on drums. This is another one of these if you aren't moving somethings wrong. The CD closes with the MC naming the musicians of the track.
Another standout is Patricia's live version of her song Let It Rain from her Modern Cool CD. On this version its just her vocals and John McLean on guitars. BTW, there are two tracks from here Modern Cool CD - Let it Rain, and Touch of Trash. Both of which I love from the Modern Cool CD.
This entire set is great; even better that it's an XRCD disc. These discs are sonic bliss.
Peace
Sushant Sharma
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Mighty pleased. Been wanting these top albums for a while.
Another gem shared by Sameer (@sameer kumar) from a conversation earlier this evening.
The night of May 12, 2002, may go down as another important milestone on the timeline of legendary jazz trumpeter Miles Davis. Four musicians, each representing a different Miles Davis band from his ever-evolving career, came together at the club Makor in New York City to do what everybody said couldn't be done - effectively fuse together elements of the radically different styles that Miles embodied over his 45 years of professional performance ...
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The night of May 12, 2002, may go down as another important milestone on the timeline of legendary jazz trumpeter Miles Davis. Four musicians, each representing a different Miles Davis band from his ever-evolving career, came together at the club Makor in New York City to do what everybody said couldn't be done - effectively fuse together elements of the radically different styles that Miles embodied over his 45 years of professional performance ...
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MIOM
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Miles fan here, but more electric than acoustic/be-bop Miles. Anyway, I'm giving it a listen now on Spotify out of curiosity.
MIOM
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@Nikhil, do you know why they renamed "All Blues" from the Kind of Blue album/CD to "Sweet Sue"? Uh, never mind.... It seems Spotify is having an issue with track titles for this release....
Looking elsewhere they appear to have the correct title listing... https://www.allmusic.com/album/four-generations-of-miles-a-live-tribute-to-miles-mw0000662126 or is it the other way around???
Looking elsewhere they appear to have the correct title listing... https://www.allmusic.com/album/four-generations-of-miles-a-live-tribute-to-miles-mw0000662126 or is it the other way around???
MIOM
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