What Jazz are you listening to now?

[SimonNZ]

[AnotherSpin]

today's release

[KevinP]

This album:



but from this release:



George Russell was a very interesting fellow. Wish I hadn't waited so long to dig into him.

Plus, where else are you going to hear John Coltrane and Doc Severenson on the same tracks?

[ando]

Lil' Darlin' Ray Charles & Company
Don't know how this made its way into my library but I'm glad it did. It's from the 1960 Newport Jazz Fest. The track is actually better than the version above. A lot of the players are the same.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Ray, The Sun's Gonna Shine Again.

[Henk]

Nir Felder - II

[Henk]

A pleasant listen

[Henk]

Live in Chicago

Great

[AnotherSpin]

[T. D.]

Some "new" or at least newish reissues:

[SimonNZ]

Ray Bryant - Alone With The Blues (1958)

[KevinP]

Some "new" or at least newish reissues:

Mine arrived yesterday. Haven't had the chance to play it, but dropped the proverbial needle on a few places.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Milt Jackson, Sunflower.

[KevinP]

[Henk]

[SimonNZ]

[SimonNZ]

Picked up this 3cd box for pennies not knowing if it duplicated stuff I already had.

Turns out to be recordings made exclusively for radio - "transcriptions" they confusingly call them - unhindered by the time requirements of the standard 78, and quite seperate from his regular studio work for Victor or Columbia.

And fine recordings they are too.

[AnotherSpin]

Swiss-born guitarist with large group of musicians. Simple and good.

[hopefullytrusting]

Been, very slowly, working my way through this: Albert Ayler's Holy Ghost



It is wild, wild stuff, especially the material with by his brother, Donald, who was able to hear things no one else could, and figure out a way to put them to paper.

[ando]

Night Life Marsalis & Nelson