Wow, what a fantastic compilation!
Some of the best tracks form the Blue Note catalogue are included here. Must have cost tham a bomb for the rights.
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Wow, what a fantastic compilation!
Some of the best tracks form the Blue Note catalogue are included here. Must have cost tham a bomb for the rights.
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Excellent piano this...
The 'Telarc' CD release is worth checking out if you like his style. So called purists balk at it
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Once the Horace Silver quintet disbanded, Blue Mitchell took them along with him and filled in the pianist's spot with a young Chick Corea to put out this wonderful album. I just love Mitchell's soulful trumpet here and his synergy with Junior Cook is electric
Great selection, Jayant!
I feel Blue Mitchell is another one of those overlooked artistes who deserves wider recognition.
Do check out these albums, as well. ‘Down With It’, especially, is (cough) downright funky
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Thanks for the reccos - will listen to both!Great selection, Jayant!
I feel Blue Mitchell is another one of those overlooked artistes who deserves wider recognition.
Do check out these albums, as well. ‘Down With It’, especially, is (cough) downright funky
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Mccoy Tyner is in the same overlooked category for me
St Germain's albums are fun though it can get a little repetitive sometimes. Even his work under the Subsystem and Deepside nom de plume is quite nice.
This is exactly why this thread is so great! I did not know Navarre had other projects on the side. Will definitely check them out.
Thanks man
So busy at work and addiction to OTT platforms means listening has suffered. And been sitting on these jewels
Paul Desmond with Jim Hall is a fantastic gently swinging album that is so beautiful. Featuring these two greats from years 1959-64. Here is one from th
Had to double back to D since I so wanted to listen to Desmond
Gil Evans - Out of the cool is mind boggling good and great orchestration. Just a bunch of solos all bound together so nicely, it is absolutely a must have for any jazz fan. Or even an audiophile.
Herb Ellis - Ellis in Wonderland Is the jazz guitarist’s little jewel featuring the Oscar Peterson Trio and Charlie Mariano and Guiffre. With a super swing feel, a mix of the old and new
Talking of Charlie Mariano.
In the jazz LP rack in a LA record store I remember looking at the sleeve and bought this as it had a song called Brother Muthiah.
Here is from the B side.
Thought of this as a Deepavali share
Paul Desmond with Jim Hall is a fantastic gently swinging album that is so beautiful. Featuring these two greats from years 1959-64. Here is one from th
Had to double back to D since I so wanted to listen to Desmond
Gil Evans - Out of the cool is mind boggling good and great orchestration. Just a bunch of solos all bound together so nicely, it is absolutely a must have for any jazz fan. Or even an audiophile.
Herb Ellis - Ellis in Wonderland Is the jazz guitarist’s little jewel featuring the Oscar Peterson Trio and Charlie Mariano and Guiffre. With a super swing feel, a mix of the old and new
Talking of Charlie Mariano.
In the jazz LP rack in a LA record store I remember looking at the sleeve and bought this as it had a song called Brother Muthiah.
Here is from the B side.
Thought of this as a Deepavali share
Ok so on a roll and here are 3 more from my cupboard
Tommy Flannagan- Confirmation Is a sophisticated album - the word that comes to mind is the college use of “decent”. Got it’s moments, and it is from a pianist who featured in iconic albums including Giant Steps. Not a run out and buy, but I need to listen to this more.
Chico Freeman - Tradition in Transition is immediately more compelling and powerful sounding. Modern even. And has a lovely Jackie-ing followed by originals.
Art Farmer - Blame it on my youth Is a superb album. Flugelhorn - another nice instrument. I like Art Farmer a lot (own many albums, including a lovely ones with Jim Hall and Benny Golson). Here he plays the standard with such a lovely warm sound. Nicely recorded too
Tommy Flannagan- Confirmation Is a sophisticated album - the word that comes to mind is the college use of “decent”. Got it’s moments, and it is from a pianist who featured in iconic albums including Giant Steps. Not a run out and buy, but I need to listen to this more.
Chico Freeman - Tradition in Transition is immediately more compelling and powerful sounding. Modern even. And has a lovely Jackie-ing followed by originals.
Art Farmer - Blame it on my youth Is a superb album. Flugelhorn - another nice instrument. I like Art Farmer a lot (own many albums, including a lovely ones with Jim Hall and Benny Golson). Here he plays the standard with such a lovely warm sound. Nicely recorded too
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