What Jazz are you listening to now?

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Pete La Roca: Turkish Women at the Bath.

[SimonNZ]

^A great one. I'm playing it again now - thanks for the reminder.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

^A great one. I'm playing it again now - thanks for the reminder.

I imagine you like his Basra as well! 

[George]

Lovely!

[aligreto]

Lovely!

Nice!

[aligreto]

David Grisman Quintet: Dawgnation





This was a completely unknown ensemble to me but an interesting listen for me with terrific musicianship throughout. There are obviously many musical influences at play here.

[KevinP]

Red Garland Quintet: All Mornin' Long


What a very fine album! It sounds so fresh and vibrant! Excellent playing from all concerned.

Especialy that first track!

Jazz In Film, Terence Blanchard.

I'm not familiar with this album, but I used to go see him when he was in town with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. He looked like a teenager then. (He's got a couple years on me though, so he couldn't have been.) Those were great shows. I used to go every day they were scheduled and attend every set.

Tony Williams: Foreign Intrigue.

One of those albums I bought when it came out, liked it and listened to it quite a bit...but not once since. This post inspires me to take it out.

[George]

[SimonNZ]

[aligreto]

Very nice!

[aligreto]

Monk is an artist whose music I definitely will explore more of in the future.

[SimonNZ]

Monk is an artist whose music I definitely will explore more of in the future.

The great thing about Monk's discography is that you can pretty much start anywhere and go anywhere - it's all of such consistent quality.

[aligreto]

The great thing about Monk's discography is that you can pretty much start anywhere and go anywhere - it's all of such consistent quality.

Cheers for that. I look forward to that odyssey some time in the future.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

The Mourning of a Star.  Keith Jarrett Trio.



 

[SimonNZ]

Duke Ellington - New Orleans Suite (1970) and Black, Brown and Beige (1958)




The Blanton-Webster Band. Discs 1 and 2.

[aligreto]

Duke Ellington - New Orleans Suite (1970) and Black, Brown and Beige (1958)




The Blanton-Webster Band. Discs 1 and 2.

Very nice!

[SimonNZ]

Today;





And those last two I played twice.

[aligreto]

I would like to hear that one. I will see if I can hunt it down on line somewhere.

[aligreto]

John Coltrane: The Prestige Recordings CD 13





(Original album, and recording date, for each track listed in parentheses)


CD 13:


You Say You Care (Soultrane – 2/7/58)
Good Bait (Soultrane – 2/7/58)
I Want To Talk About You (Soultrane – 2/7/58)
Lyresto (Kenny Burrell – Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane - 3/7/58)
Why Was I Born? (Kenny Burrell – Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane – 3/7/58)
Freight Trane (Kenny Burrell – Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane – 3/7/58)
I Never Knew (Kenny Burrell – Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane – 3/7/58)
Big Paul (Kenny Burrell – Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane – 3/7/58)

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Larry Young: Into Somethin'.