Hey the Bobby H didn’t play. But I preferred Grant Green as it wasn’t sugary sweet like the other
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Enjoyed it. Like back to back and side to side both.
The album I have been listening to a lot lately is Marsalis’ Trio Jeepy. Very happy and bouncy. Here it is on YouTube
Finally I got a copy of Giuffre’s 1961. Free jazz and waiting for the Cd
Hey all. Fun read and listen.
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Duke Ellington Orchestra Live
Location recordings, live broadcasts and transcriptions of Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra 1940-63 reveal performances distinctively different from their studio sound. This column presents music from dances, live shows and the legendary 1940 Fargo, North Dakota concert. Freshly...
Love this modern big band. They have two great keyboard players, namely, Cory Henry (of the Funk Apostles fame and great master of the mini Moog) and Shaun Martin (check out his Yellowjacket).
Talk about cool!
If you’re in the mood for some greasy funk, check out Blue Note’s Rare Groove series: Lou Donaldson, Jack McGriff, Lonnie Smith, Stanley Turrentine, Big John and more. Even at the height of avant-garde jazz in the 60s, the soul jazz gurus were grinding out some killer beats.
Talking about Flemenco even if one is not much into Flamenco- Chachipen by Carlos Heredia is a must listen track , i am told when pros check new speakers to rate a new launch this track is one of their favourite , if you cant see it on you tube it is avaliable easily on Spotify.
A heartwarming article in the guardian ..
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From Bengal to boogie: Rupa Biswas, India's rediscovered disco diva
She was a young woman who made a disco record on a whim during a holiday in Canada – and became a cult hero without her knowing
A heartwarming article in the guardian ..
From Bengal to boogie: Rupa Biswas, India's rediscovered disco diva
She was a young woman who made a disco record on a whim during a holiday in Canada – and became a cult hero without her knowing
Thanks to Mr. S. Lalwani, i had the opportunity to build my jazz collection from zero to over 100 discs...each artist carefully selected by this gentleman of impeccable taste....and then thanks to Mr Suhas from nasik, whose freind was parting off with his collection...such a blessing to get access to someones personal collection, so much thought, research and love for music goes into it...i am lucky indeed...my collection of jazz while modest in comparison to most here...is over 250 discs... artists ranging from Art Blakey, Art Farmer, Ahmad Jamal to Toots, Monk, Coltrane and the incredible Miles...
depending the mood and my understanding at the moment and taste, which keeps evolving... i currently love to listen to Freddie Hubbard, JJ Johnson, Miles Davis, E.S.T, Jim Hall & Dave Grusin..
depending the mood and my understanding at the moment and taste, which keeps evolving... i currently love to listen to Freddie Hubbard, JJ Johnson, Miles Davis, E.S.T, Jim Hall & Dave Grusin..
jenson,
Congratulations! 250 albums is a serious collection in any form!
Look forward to seeing you share some of your treasure with us.
Regards
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