What Jazz are you listening to now?

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ando

I'll Remember April J.J. Johnson Quartet

Henk



Good album. New release. Not a masterpiece, but the sparkle keeps me an attentive listener. Vandermark keeps changing and evolving. Good listening.
'Being humble and wise is knowing not being wise.'

T. D.

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I am a major fan of the relatively early Yamashita trio with Sakata and Moriyama. Though their music is extremely gnarly/free/outside and might not appeal to some many.

SimonNZ



Was listening to a jazz show on the radio yesterday and the host started a track saying it was from his all time favorite jazz album, and it was this. A Wynton album I don't think I've heard before.

SimonNZ


ando

Quote from: SimonNZ on April 06, 2024, 07:39:12 PM

Was listening to a jazz show on the radio yesterday and the host started a track saying it was from his all time favorite jazz album, and it was this. A Wynton album I don't think I've heard before.
One of my faves!

Henk

'Being humble and wise is knowing not being wise.'

T. D.

Quote from: Henk on April 09, 2024, 07:57:19 AMFats and Tadd


Yes! I have the Blue Note twofer release, desert island material despite the irksome programming of consecutive pairs of alternate tracks (2x"The Chase", 2x"The Squirrel", 2x"Our Delight",...)

Listening


Takeru Muraoka (ts) Quartet incl. Masabumi Kikuchi (electric piano)

AnotherSpin

Gilad Hekselman (guitar), Eric Harland (drums), Shai Maestro (piano), Larry Grenadier (double bass)


Henk

Listened t
Quote from: AnotherSpin on April 10, 2024, 02:09:08 AMGilad Hekselman (guitar), Eric Harland (drums), Shai Maestro (piano), Larry Grenadier (double bass)




I listened to this yesterday. It's quite cool imo.
'Being humble and wise is knowing not being wise.'

Henk



Very soulful and full of swing.
'Being humble and wise is knowing not being wise.'

SimonNZ

^Huh. I've heard a lot of ELD albums, but don't recognize that cover.

Apparently it's got a "Stolen Moments" that predates Nelson's own version. Will be giving it a play later today.

Mookalafalas

This is in the Rampal Sony box. I expected to dislike it; I'm mainly a fan of old school "straight ahead" jazz--perhaps "pre-Trane" would sum me up. But this is quite charming.
It's all good...

JBS

Quote from: Mookalafalas on April 17, 2024, 05:38:46 PMThis is in the Rampal Sony box. I expected to dislike it; I'm mainly a fan of old school "straight ahead" jazz--perhaps "pre-Trane" would sum me up. But this is quite charming.


If you're in the mood for more, there's a whole series he did, including a second CD with Rampal which I assume is also in that box


Hollywood Beach Broadwalk

AnotherSpin