The Jazz Beat

Discussion in 'Music Corner' started by Ken_McAlinden, Apr 27, 2015.

  1. BKphoto

    BKphoto JazzAllDay


    Does anyone have the 1975 reissue LP, the one with the different cover...? If so is pressing any good...?

    Thanks...
    BK
     
  2. jiffypopinski

    jiffypopinski Forum Resident

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    John Coltrane - Live In Japan (Japanese SHM-CD Deluxe Edition)

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  3. rxcory

    rxcory proud jazz band/marching band parent

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    NP on the TT:

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    Original 1968 Blue Note/Liberty BST 84282 (VAN GELDER stampers)

    Heavy!

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  4. alankin1

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    Enrico PieranunziLive in Japan - CD 1 (CamJazz)
    — With Marc Johnson, Joey Baron
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  5. Jacline

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    There you go again, jiffy... OMG. :)
    (And I'll listen to Saint John over here too, now.)
     
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  6. Art K

    Art K Retired but not tired!

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    Cyrus Chestnut - Soul Brother Cool

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  7. Jacline

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    Art K, your post painfully reminded me of this album, which is absolutely not so bad it's good, but just plain bad and a waste of time for everybody involved, the musicians and producers, and also the listening public at large, and people in countries we don't even know the exact name of yet but will resent us for years to come if they ever hear this album:

    Cyrus Chestnut,
    CYRUS PLAYS ELVIS

    Only my opinion, of course...

    (Check the cover art: I think it's the 4th time this has been used, including the Elvis one? Elvis, The Clash, k.d. lang and now Cyrus?)

    Anyway. Sorry. Carry on.
     
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  8. alankin1

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    Looks interesting...I missed that one when it came out.

    (By the way, do you know who did the cover art? It makes me think of David Park.)
     
  9. rxcory

    rxcory proud jazz band/marching band parent

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    NP on the TT:

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    Original 1972 Blue Note BN-LA110-F
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  10. Jeff Kent

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    Recorded in March of 1989.

    The covert art is called "Street Meeting" and it's by Nathan Oliveira.
     
  11. dennis the menace

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    I thought you might like to know that I finally found a CD copy from a small record shop in England. Should have it shortly. Thanks again for suggesting !
     
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  13. jiffypopinski

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    :righton:

    Glad you found it Dennis!! Please share your thoughts after you've had a chance to listen.
     
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  14. BluTom

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    Yes indeed! Hearing this through my new phono stage is a revelation.
     
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  15. rxcory

    rxcory proud jazz band/marching band parent

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    Original 1964 Columbia CL 2184 mono LP

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  16. Art K

    Art K Retired but not tired!

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    Definitely your opinion, as I like it. Obviously one of my least favorite of his albums but enjoyable none-the-less.
     
  17. Art K

    Art K Retired but not tired!

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    Basquiat Strings

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  18. Jacline

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    I hear you loud and clear, Art K.
    Thanks for answering.
     
  19. alankin1

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    Interesting. I didn't know that Elvis Costello's tunes have been covered by jazz ensembles.


    Oh...the other Elvis... :whistle:
     
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  20. alankin1

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    Ah, that makes sense. Nathan Oliveira was friends with David Park.
     
  21. Art K

    Art K Retired but not tired!

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    Dave Holland Octet - Pathways

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  22. mikee

    mikee Forum Resident

    The good selling albums like Smith's and Morgan's "The Sidewinder" are what kept the company in business and enabled Alfred to support and record great artists like Andrew. "Passing Ships" was significantly expensive to record - far more so than a Smith organ trio session that could yield 2 albums. But he invested in Andrew's score for a large group ( 8 musicians, significant paid rehearsal, and the 2 recording dates necessary) to complete the work. He got it done, It came out well, and I feel certain that it was painful for Alfred not to be able to release it at the time - because at that time Bluenote was on the edge of insolvency.
    I agree. We should be far more thankful for Alfred, Francis, and Rudy's efforts - and less critical. They did an incredible job and have left much for the jazz world.
     
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  23. Jacline

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    Yeah. That other Elvis. :) It's going to get more and more confusing as the years go by, I guess.
     
  24. Jacline

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    BTW, what's special about this Deluxe Edition, jiffy? You might have told us, but I forget. Sorry if you have.
    ... Never mind, I can look it up. I'm an adult who uses those Internet things everyday. ;)
    Random comment:
    Still listening to Miles live, PLUGGED NICKEL, "If I Were a Bell" now in the CD player.
     
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  25. rxcory

    rxcory proud jazz band/marching band parent

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    Portland, Oregon
    NP on the TT:

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    Original 1967 Columbia CL 2732 mono LP

    Furious!

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