Jazz Beat (Part 37)

That's my favorite shot ever of Woody.

 

Herbie Hancock - Directstep

 

have been contemplating seeing them here in town next month. I have not heard one Govt Mule song, but when I saw John Scofield with Phil and Friends he was amazing.

 

This 1991 CD was remastered by Joe Tarentino and adds two tracks to the original LP
(Prestige P-7012) in order to present all the numbers recorded at Miles' 2nd session for the label.
With Jackie McLean (as), Sonny Rollins (ts), Walter Bishop (p), Tommy Potter (b) & Art Blakey d). Recorded at Apex Studios, 10/5/51.

 

"IF" doesn't come into it...they do!

 

Bobby Bradford Mark Dresser Glenn Ferris - Live In L.A.

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Harold Danko – Alone But Not Forgotten (Sunnyside)
— With Joe LaBarbera, Marc Johnson or Michael Moore

 

Arcana - The Last Wave
Derek Bailey (Guitar) - Bill Laswell (Bass) - Tony Williams (Drums)

I was very stupid to sell it many years ago when I was crazy for vinyls. I tried to buy it last year but unfortunately it was already out of print. Few weeks ago I located a cheap used copy in Amazon.jp, and it's on CD shelf now.

 

Finally got my new system. Now listening to: Milt Jackson - Invitation - Riverside/Mobile Fidelity hybrid SACD, CD-layer. A 1962 quintet/sextet date with Kenny Dorham (trumpet; not on all tracks), Virgil Jones (trumpet; not on all tracks); Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone; not on all tracks); Milt Jackson (vibraphone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Ron Carter (bass) and Connie Kay (drums).

 

Real question is: When is it NOT Booker time??

 

John Surman – Way Back When (Cuneiform Records)
— With John Taylor, Brian Odgers, John Marshall + Mike Osborne (Side B); previously unissued 1969 session

 

Roland Kirk - Domino (+ Reeds & Deeds) Jazzplus Edition

Domino

• Roland Kirk - flute, tenor sax, vocals, stritch, manzello, nose flute, siren
• Henry Duncan - drums
• Herbie Hancock - piano
• Roy Haynes - drums
• Andrew Hill - piano, celeste
• Wynton Kelly - piano
• Vernon Martin - bass

Reeds & Deeds

• Roland Kirk: tenor saxophone, manzello, stritch, flute, siren
• Virgil Jones: trumpet
• Charles Greenlee: trombone (tracks 1-5)
• Harold Mabern: piano
• Abdullah Rafik: bass (tracks 1-5)
• Walter Perkins: drums
• Tom McIntosh: trombone (tracks 6-8)
• Richard Davis: bass (tracks 6-8)
• Benny Golson: arranger (tracks 6-8)

 

What system did you end up with, Hans?

 

Salisbury stuff : a Naim CD5 XS CD player and a Naim Nait XS2 amp - I already had a pair of KEF LS50 monitor speakers; those are from Maidstone, of course.

 

Now listening to: Hank Mobley - Mobley's 2nd Message - Prestige hybrid mono SACD, CD-layer. A 1956 quintet date with Kenny Dorham (trumpet), Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone), Walter Bishop (piano), Doug Watkins (bass) and Arthur Taylor (drums).

 

Looks like a good 'un..........

 

McCoy Tyner – 13th House (Milestone Records / OJC)
— With Oscar Brashear, Kamau Muata Adilifu (Charles Sullivan), Slide Hampton, Hubert Laws, Frank Foster, Joe Ford, Ricky Ford, Greg Williams, Bob Stewart, Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette, Airto, Dom Um Romao; remastered by Kirk Felton

 

Listening to this box again: Miles Davis Quintet 1965-1968 - 6 CDs, Sony; disc 1

 

Yusef Lateef – Psychicemotus (Impulse!)
— With George Arvanitas, Reggie Workman, James Black

 

John Surman ~ Brewster's Rooster

 

Tomasz Stanko Quartet ~ Lontano

 

Picked this up today along with Tender Moments. Alas both DMM vinyl...but whatever.

 

They must have mis-printed the title, isn't it NUDE ANTS?

Seriously, excellent stuff! My copy has this cover: