Fort Yawuh - Keith Jarrett (ABC/Impulse!) CD Bass – Charlie Haden Clarinet – Dewey Redman Musette [Chinese Musette] – Dewey Redman Tenor Saxophone / Percussion – Dewey Redman Drums / Percussion – Paul Motian Percussion – Danny Johnson Piano / Percussion – Keith Jarrett Soprano Saxophone – Keith Jarrett Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, New York City on February 24, 1973.
(LP Blue Note King Record Japan "Blue Note Masterpiece Selection 150" GXK-8046) 1978 .... recorded on February 25th, 1964 .... Eric Dolphy (as, fl, b-cl) + Freddie Hubbard (tp) + Bobby Hutcherson (vib) + Richard Davis (b) + Tony Williams (dr) .... felt like some Eric Dolphy would be a good idea and this classic platter perfectly serves my needs .... btw pinpoint sounding King Record Japan vinyl edition ....
Roy Haynes - Birds Of A Feather: A Tribute To Charlie Parker Roy Haynes, drums: Kenny Garrett, alto sax; Roy Hargrove, trumpet; Dave Holland, bass; Dave Kikoski, piano.
KEN MCINTYRE / STONE BLUES / NEW JAZZ / 1961 / US EARLY SECOND MONO PRESSING NJ 8259 LP FULL SIZE PICTURES https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/izxCg_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/0EuV5_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/rkWBZ_o.jpg
(LP Blue Note King Record Japan "Blue Note Masterpiece Selection 150" GXK-8024) 1978 .... recorded April 3rd, 1965 @ Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs .... Sam Rivers (ts, b-cl, fl) + Freddie Hubbard (tp) + Andrew Hill (p) + Richard Davis (b) + Joe Chambers (dr) .... fulminant clash of Freddie Hubbard`s modal power with the thorough avantgarde approach of Sam Rivers causes sparks flying .... special mention also goes to the spot on percussive work by drummer Joe Chambers ....
(LP Blue Note King Record Japan "Blue Note Masterpiece Selection 150" GXK-8087) 1979 .... recorded September 16th, 1964 @ Van Gelder Studios Englewood Cliffs .... Jackie McLean (as) + Charles Tolliver (tp) + Bobby Hutcherson (vib) + Cecil McBee (b) + Billy Higgins (dr) .... from bop to adventurous music this is another quality Bobby Hutcherson sideman date .... Jackie McLean`s stingy altosax and Charles Tolliver`s levitating trumpet leading the way .... btw great bass performances by Cecil McBee - could he ever do wrong .... ?
RENÉ THOMAS / MEETING MR. THOMAS / BARCLAY / 1963 / US FIRST MONO PRESSING 84 091 LP FULL SIZE PICTURES https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/Okmrq_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/AeIn7_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/CYRtS_o.jpg
THE HORACE SILVER QUINTET AND TRIO / BLOWIN' THE BLUES AWAY / BLUE NOTE / 1959 / US FIRST MONO PRESSING BN 4017 LP FULL SIZE PICTURES https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/SUOjj_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/Ntr61_o.jpg https://s1.shotroom.com/img/190208/Iw2aE_o.jpg
Tommy Flanagan, John Coltrane, Kenny Burrell, Idrees Sulieman - The Cats Alluring performances from Flanagan.
Found another djangologie in the bargains. This one is a 14 track clarinet special! djangologie 11 [1940] - Django Reinhardt (EMI/Pathe) CD featuring Noel Chiboust Et Son Orchestre (1 track), Hubert Rostaing-Aime Barelli Et Leur Orchestre (2 tracks), Django Et Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France (11 tracks) There is an excellent sound on these 1940 recordings. The first track features Noel Chiboust on clarinet. The other 13 tracks feature the clarinet playing of Hubert Rostaing.
I like the way that somebody at the record company's art department was thinking literally! Brilliant.
(LP Blue Note Mono BLP 4179) 1965 .... recorded August 5th, 1964 @ Van Gelder Studios. Englewood Cliffs .... Jackie McLean (as) + Charles Tolliver (tp) + Herbie Hancock (p) + Cecil McBee (b) + Roy Haynes (dr) .... again the near perfect McLean + Tolliver (what an underrated trumpet player !!) frontline and the "back end " aka McBee + Haynes also no relapse .... beautiful sounding original mono release (part of bunch of mint Blue Note mono platters I was lucky enough to inherit a couple of years ago) ....
(LP Blue Note Liberty Press Blue White Label Stereo BST-84273) 1967 .... recorded on October 9th, 1967 @ Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs .... Hank Mobley (ts) + Jackie McLean (as) + Blue Mitchell (tp) + John Hicks (p) + Bob Cranshaw (b) + Billy Higgins (dr) .... Hank Mobley at his best in the 60`s and John Hicks bursting with joy + virtuosity turn this one into an undisputed winner ....
One Night In Indy - Wes Montgomery (Resonance) CD featuring The Eddie Higgins Trio Only catching up with this 2016 release now. Maybe not the most essential of his Resonance albums but I like it, and it is without doubt a worthy addition to the Wes Montgomery discography.
Jackie McLean's best album (that's saying something, but all imo of course) and how I wish to own an original copy one day (mono or stereo, I don't care). I have the Connoisseur CD and while not sounding bad, it's a tad bright. My father has the original Mono, too, and it sounds really great.
From the 20 CD Box JAZZ from America ON disques vogue (Sony Music/Legacy) ORIGINATORS OF MODERN JAZZ - Various Artists (Vogue) 10" Tracks 1-2 Dizzy Gillespie Jazzmen Track 3 Charlie Parker Quintet Track 4 Fats Navarro Track 5 Red Norvo & His Selected Sextet (Comet/Black & White/Dial) Track 6 Hank Jones Quintet Track 7 Charlie Parker Quintet Track 8 Howard McGhee + A DATE WITH...Vol. 1 - James Moody Sextet/Orchestra (Vogue) 10" Tracks 9-16 James Moody Sextet/Orchestra + A DATE WITH...Vol. 2 - Various Artists (Vogue) 10" Tracks 17-20 Buck Clayton Tracks 21-22 Hot Lips Page & finishing off with two tracks not on any of the 10" albums.... Tracks 23-24 Howard McGhee Sextet (7" Jazz-Disques) All music recorded 1945-1948 A 24 track CD that includes 3 full Vogue 10" albums, all licensed from Dial, plus two sides of a Howard McGhee Sextet 7" single originally issued on Vogue. A bucketful of special Jazz recordings from the 40s, and a collectors delight!
(LP CBS "Contemporary Master Series" Dutch Press CBS-88626) 1983 .... thereof the performance recorded July 14th. 1964 @ Kohseinenkin Hall Shinjuku, Tokyo .... Miles Davis (tp) + Sam Rivers (ts) + Herbie Hancock (p) + Ron Carter (b) + Tony Williams (dr) .... although the stint of Sam Rivers with the Miles Davis 5tet was of short duration some memorable music was crafted and both musicians - obviously on the verge to embark on different journeys - sound positively challenged through their contrasting approach .... released as double LP (together with "Miles In Berlin") this dead silent dutch CBS vinyl press from 1983 has outstanding sound .... btw really dig the cover art of this CBS "Contemporary Masters Series" ....
