All That Jazz ...

[himadri]

Listening to the greats.

 

[Nikhil]

This showed up on my Youtube feed today ...

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[coaltrain]

Enjoying some six string action this weekend. My fave jazz guitar albums:

 

[Fiftyfifty]

Enjoying some six string action this weekend. My fave jazz guitar albums:

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Wow! That's quite a selection.

My listening for the day is just this one:

 

[Jayant_S]

Wow! That's quite a selection.

My listening for the day is just this one:
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I spy some fabulous blue note labels back there Kishore! Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan...do show more

 

[Fiftyfifty]

I spy some fabulous blue note labels back there Kishore! Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan...do show more

Hats off to your keen observation @Jayant_S ! While I do possess a copy of Mclean's It's Time, the image I posted was pulled out from a Blue Note post. Hank Mobley and Lee Morgan form part of my collection too, but I cannot take credit for all the albums in the image

 

[coaltrain]

Wow! That's quite a selection.

My listening for the day is just this one:
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If ever I get tempted to dive back into vinyl, it’ll probably be due to Blue Note’s cover art Great stuff!
Incidentally, BN is reissuing a lot of their classic albums on the Tone Poet vinyl series. All you vinylheads should grab them while you can. This guys channel has plenty of relevant info:

 

[Jayant_S]

Hank Mobley and Lee Morgan form part of my collection too

Would love to see more of those labels too. Have a soft corner for Hank Mobley

 

[Jayant_S]

BN is reissuing a lot of their classic albums on the Tone Poet vinyl series.

Yes those Tone Poet series reissues are fantastic. Heard Cornbread by Lee Morgan at a friends' and it's a flawless pressing. My wishlist overfloweth...

 

[Sushant Sharma]

Great Album by Curtis Counce with Harold Land's beautiful tone on the Sax. The album/content was reissued with this risque cover and album title. As catchy and clever as the title and cover are, I feel the music is so soulful that the album should have been called "You get more soul" and the only bounce really is in the one uptempo song on the album. Regardless, the music made me stop and take notice.

 

[RRR]

Here's my current frequent spin list - no particular order to them

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From this list, i realized i had the Gertz/Gilberto cd which i had not yet opened...so listening to it after 7 years.
Thanks for posting.

 

[Jayant_S]

From this list, i realized i had the Gertz/Gilberto cd which i had not yet opened...so listening to it after 7 years.
Thanks for posting.

7 years in storage!
The genre defining Bossanova album - rewarding on every single listen

 

[RRR]

7 years in storage!
The genre defining Bossanova album - rewarding on every single listen

Yes every track is good. Was wondering myself why i did not open it..

 

[Fiftyfifty]

Fans of jazz in the movies will love this, including the 1 hour audio:

Where The Rainbow Hits The Ground: Hoagy Carmichael In Hollywood

Hoagy Carmichael was already a successful songwriter when he moved to Hollywood in 1936, but it was the movies that made him a familiar face to millions,

indianapublicmedia.org

 

[moktan]

Clean , airy and evocative jazz .. recording is stellar ..

 

[Jayant_S]

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Clean , airy and evocative jazz .. recording is stellar ..

Oh to own that Mofi on vinyl...

 

[moktan]

Hank Mobley(tenor sax) plays with such easy grace .. great accessible jazz .. the lineup is equally stellar Wynton Kelly (piano) , Paul Chambers (bass) , Art Blakey (drums).. a minimalist set , jazz you can listen to all day long ..

 

[coaltrain]

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Hank Mobley(tenor sax) plays with such easy grace .. great accessible jazz .. the lineup is equally stellar Wynton Kelly (piano) , Paul Chambers (bass) , Art Blakey (drums).. a minimalist set , jazz you can listen to all day long ..

Totally agree, Moktan. One of my favourite Mobley albums, along with ‘Workout’ and ‘No Room for Squares’.
Mobley is truly one of the unsung heroes of jazz. Any one of his albums is guaranteed to improve your mood!

 

[Nikhil]

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[sunilj]

Donny McCaslin - Says Who