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Grant, thats a fantastic album. One if my favourites.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I see you were on C JAM BLUES, at the time. You may not have noticed this, but it is very interesting.
Although the band swing like mad all the way through. They speed up a huge amount. Listen to the tempo at the start, then quickly jump to the near the end.
Incredible, but who really cares, as the amount of swing makes you forget all about it.
Will watch for it next time it's on. It's a MP3 version of the vinylQuote:
Originally Posted by take5
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Branford Marsalis
Stefano Battaglia: Re: Pasolini (ECM 1998/99)
What a record!!!
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I recently heard a track from this album on our local jazz FM station:
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Manu Katche, Neighbourhood. Until then I'd only known of him as a session drummer with the likes of Peter Gabriel (he's on the Secret World Live album, which is fantastic, BTW). I didn't know he played jazz.
Very laid-back contemporary sound. Late night or dinner listening.
Svend, wash your mouth out...Dinner Jazz :steam:!! thats a horrid description! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Svend N
Soapy washcloth being lathered up as I write this, to be followed by a Listerine shooter :glug: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
Here's another great album:
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Charles Lloyd Quartet, Mirror. Also very laid back and contemplative, for late night listening, and, er, meal times (ducking here! :D). (Sorry Adam, couldn't resist :D)
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I adore Charles Lloyd, well his ECM output anyway. Great selections mate!
You have inspired me to dig some out.
Good one Adam. No more washing my mouth out then? Phew! :rolleyes: That really put me off my lunch today. Couldn't taste my quiche for all the soap :)
Yeah, Charles Lloyd is great. Real emotion in his playing, something that's lacking in many contemporary jazz artists these days.
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Diana Krall..cd
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Jelly Roll Morton
Grant you should check the 3 albums Culbertson did 1999 - 2001
He is a git of the highest order , but is as much talented as he is gittish.
Will do. TaQuote:
Originally Posted by Anthony K
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Brian Culbertson(nice and Slow)
Had a record cleaning session today, A pile of records, most of which I don't know where they came from. Amongst which was an EP of Vic Dickensen, really very good, so found him on Spotify to hear some more of his stuff.
he is good.. got this on at momentQuote:
Originally Posted by paulf-2007
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my dad liked him... he played trombone during the war
I'll just put this here. :lol: Be prepared to be shaken to the core ....
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thought that said Strauss at first. :lol:
even the good lady is bopping to this one .... :lol:
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bookmarked that for tomorrow Edward:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwardlon
Cool - and don't forget to turn the volume way up - you gotta 'feel' the music. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Good one Edward. I love Cuban jazz. We are fortunate to have a local musician, Jane Bunnett, who specializes in that style. I've been trying to see her live for years, but my timing never seems to work out. Thanks for the head's up Cachaito -- it's playing on Spotify now :)
Thanks Svend - I'll check out Jane Bunnett soon.
Edward, here's a good place to start:
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Cuban Odyssey
Or this, for a mellower mood:
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Cuban Rhapsody
There are many others. Enjoy!
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Thanks Svend
"Cachaíto" López is the nephew of the Great Cuban Bass Player Cachao López
Check out his LPs. He was widely regarded as the inventor of the Mambo rhythm.
He made some great Descarga (Jamm Session) Lps
Really Authentic and great SQ.
Another cracking Cuban player was the late "Angá" Díaz His LP 'Echu Mingua' on world Circuit records is a corker!!
Post script.. and to go full circle ..."Angá" Díaz's daughters are very talented also, they formed a duo called, Ibeyi., LPs are on Tidal etc.
Turn it up!
I discovered Cachaito via Roon's discover function which is based on my collections etc. I rather suspect it was picked up via a Tidal playlist you previously shared with me Adam. So thanks for that. :)
It's amazing discovering new music. About three years I was in Peru for a short time. Whilst I did not go to any music concerts I did overhear lots of Peruvian Jazz being played in cafes, restaurants etc. So a bit of googling turned up stars like Gabriel Alegria, Richie Zellon and Alex Acuna.
been listening to this.. quite enjoying it too .cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Edwardlon
I'm aware of Alex Acuna, the others I will check out. Thanks Edward. I love joining the dots on the musical map.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwardlon
I saw this chap at the North Sea Jazz Festival a few years ago, Edmar Castaneda who's a Colombian Jazz harpist, which sounds very shit...my god, he blew the place apart, played heavy 'bass' solos on the harp.
Check him out, some great footage out there on youtube also.
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Just so much great music out there off the path.
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Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
just found that very North Sea concert..
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gotta love the tinternet!!
This thread is the best! :) Keep it coming boys!
He was one of the stars of The Buena Vista Social Club (worth watching & playing if you haven’t).Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwardlon
I think he passed away a a few years ago.
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Rosenberg Trio live
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Tony Joe White
Topsy Chapman
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Great singer.
Not heard her Grant?
she's very good Jim.Quote:
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now richie zellon
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Mississippi Fred McDowell.... one of the great guitarists of the day
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Les McCann and Eddie Harris live at Montreux. The track Compared to What has a wonderful Motown feel to it. Great stuff.
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Robert Johnston
The great Pink Anderson
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my favorite jazz album at the moment and maybe all time js stanley turrentine Blue Hour, just listen to hs playing the way he players the blues is second to none in my opinion, relax, sit back and enjoy....