All That Jazz ...

[mbhangui]

 

[coaltrain]

This album has just blown me away.
Mingus and his cohort of fire-breathing monsters (just check out that lineup!) seem intent on burning Carnegie Hall to the ground. Each side of this 3 lp set contains just a single track; intense jams that pull Mingus into uncharted avant garde territory. It’s the most ‘out’ I’ve ever heard him play, and it sounds glorious!
Special mention for the packaging, too. This one looks and feels as special as it sounds.

 

[himadri]

As a band they are right at the top and they are brothers.I could only find 2 albums on Qobuz and they are on repeat.

 

[Nikhil]

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[coaltrain]

Currently sitting at a roadside cafe in Turin, sipping my espresso and smoking a cigarette as I keep a watchful eye on my Vespa parked on the side of the road…
Err… no actually…
Just got carried away with this album

 

[Nikhil]

Currently sitting at a roadside cafe in Turin, sipping my espresso and smoking a cigarette as I keep a watchful eye on my Vespa parked on the side of the road…
Err… no actually…
Just got carried away with this album

Haha! Good stuff ... thanks for sharing!


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[Nikhil]

 

[himadri]

The craft classic jazz vinyl is mono, the tt is dr fichert, the tonearm is sme, the cartridge is miyajima (mono)
and a superb evening at my friend's place last night.

 

[mbhangui]

Currently sitting at a roadside cafe in Turin,..as I keep a watchful eye on my Vespa parked on the side of the road…

If that happens we will see a new movie Scooter Thief, not by Vittorio De Sica

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[Nikhil]

 

[coaltrain]

I’ve been a Joshua Redman fan ever since I picked up Freedom in the Groove way back in ‘97. Thanks to Nikhil (I think!) posting the album RoundAgain, I decided to pick up their follow up LongGone. And it’s a blast!
These guys were the ‘Young Turks’ back in the mid 90s, but they’re all masters now. Great interplay between them and no one hogs the spotlight. Plus a wonderful live track from 2007.

 

[Hiten]

 

[Nikhil]

 

[coaltrain]

I’m probably repeating myself here but Bedouin is one of my favourite tracks of all time.
Do check out Grant Green’s version on Matador and Bobby Hutcherson’s take on The Kicker.

 

[Nikhil]

 

[coaltrain]

Sometimes, it doesn’t rain, it pours! Been searching for these albums for ages and I’ve finally snagged them both
For Bobby Hutcherson fans, Stefon Harris arrived late in the 90s to continue his legacy. Vibists aren’t that common in the jazz world and his albums are few and far between, but these two are worth chasing down.

 

[coaltrain]

Picked up a secondhand copy of this album last week and enjoyed it over the weekend.



YouTube must have been listening!

 

[himadri]

Tonights listening

 

[Analogous]

 

[coaltrain]

Lee Morgan! George Coleman! Grant Green! Leo Morris??
Ah, that’s Idris Muhammed!
Reuben Wilson isn’t as well known as other deep groove organists like Jimmy Smith and Big John Patton, but don’t let that stop you. This is one of the funkiest albums in the BN catalogue. Super happy to finally get my hands on it.