Clifford Brown
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Clifford Brown
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Dave Holland Quartet
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Not convinced about this one...seems to be just a non melodic noise. Lol
Yup, that was not my cuppa tea....
Trying this bit of bossa nova rhythm from Ive Mendes.
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Much more like it... takes your mind away to the sun....
EST
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Got this on vinyl too, but only been on once. Lovely pace to it most of time... shame he died so young
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Diana Krall.... audirvana to rpi/moode 4.3
..not bad
Just arrived.. Turn up the Quiet..cd..
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Excellent sounding this.
Christian McBride, Gettin' To It:
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This is his debut album as a solo artist. For those not familiar, he is one of the "young lions" -- jazz virtuosos of the '90's, along with guys like Roy Hargrove, Joshua Redman, etc. McBride is an outstanding bass player. If you read his bio on Wikipedia, it's pretty darn impressive.
As a debut album it's a pretty darn good one. Certainly helped by his bandmates -- Roy Hargrove (trumpet, flugelhorn); Joshua Redman (tenor sax); Steve Turre (trombone); Cyrus Chestnut (piano); Lewis Nash (drums); and Ray Brown & Milt Hinton (bass on "Splanky").
We've had this in our CD collection since it was released, and still gets regular play.
Here's another good album from two of the Young Lions:
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Tokyo Sessions, 1991 -- Roy Hargrove, trumpet, Antonio Hart, sax, with three Japanese musicians on bass, piano and drums. High energy, straight-ahead hard bop. Great album! A fave in our house.