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Music and Media => The Jazz Circle => Topic started by: S Clark on 14 Oct 2014, 03:21 am
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I'm listening to Oscar Peterson's History of an Artist on Pablo thinking what fun this stuff is. Easy, cool but up beat, maybe not avant garde but damn if it isn't toe tappin' music. Miles is great stuff, but sooo serious. Brubeck can be playful at times, Sonny R sometimes.
Who brings a smile to your face and movement to your feet?
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Monty Alexander and Red Garland. Like Oscar, love those melodic chops.
Steve
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Monty Alexander and Red Garland. Like Oscar, love those melodic chops.
Steve
Nice call. Just pulled Monty to hear Come Fly Away. Nice.
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I'm listening to Oscar Peterson's History of an Artist on Pablo thinking what fun this stuff is. Easy, cool but up beat, maybe not avant garde but damn if it isn't toe tappin' music. Miles is great stuff, but sooo serious. Brubeck can be playful at times, Sonny R sometimes.
Who brings a smile to your face and movement to your feet?
Sahib Shihab and The Danish Radio Jazz Group on an Octav label CD (may be ordered via Amazon, me thinks) is full of positive energy and vivid, clean sound to boot what "brings a smile to your face and movement to your feet". It's just plum cooks and is a fine, fine time!
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I'm listening to Oscar Peterson's History of an Artist on Pablo thinking what fun this stuff is. Easy, cool but up beat, maybe not avant garde but damn if it isn't toe tappin' music. Miles is great stuff, but sooo serious. Brubeck can be playful at times, Sonny R sometimes.
Who brings a smile to your face and movement to your feet?
Oscar has great drive and pace and is always fun to listen to. Follow him around in combination with some other greats:
Ben Webster Quintet Soulville or Oscar Peterson Meets Ben Webster
Very Tall - Oscar Peterson with Milt Jackson
Jazz Giants '58 - (Stan Gets, Sweets Edison, Herb Ellis plus the Oscar Peterson Trio)
Oscar backing Billie Holiday on "Recital" and a few others.
Ella and Oscar
Dozens of others, those are just a few of my favorite records featuring Oscar.
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Gerry Mulligan and Paul Desmond; Two of a Mind
http://www.amazon.com/Two-Mind-Paul-Desmond/dp/B003O5MNRG/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1413303829&sr=1-2&keywords=gerry+mulligan+and+paul+desmond
Zoot Sims and Joe Pass Blues For Two
http://www.amazon.com/Blues-Two-Sims/dp/B000000YU2/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1413303981&sr=1-1&keywords=Zoot+Sims+and+Joe+Pass
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The 1st record that sprung to my mind is the Waverley Seven - 'Yo Bobby!'. A tribute to the songs by Bobby Darin! Sounds silly but it's really a 5 star Jazz record! The CD's (it's a double!) are printed to look like LP's and features a group of young lions that I've become a big fan of led by the incredible Anat Cohen. I'mtellin'ya, great music, recorded impeccably, and truly tons of fun!
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Gerry Mulligan and Paul Desmond; Two of a Mind
http://www.amazon.com/Two-Mind-Paul-Desmond/dp/B003O5MNRG/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1413303829&sr=1-2&keywords=gerry+mulligan+and+paul+desmond
Zoot Sims and Joe Pass Blues For Two
http://www.amazon.com/Blues-Two-Sims/dp/B000000YU2/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1413303981&sr=1-1&keywords=Zoot+Sims+and+Joe+Pass
Have mercy, Miss Percy . . where have YOU been??? I have missed my jazz and world music lovin friend.
All ya'll, I didn't mention that the Shihab disc above is live in the studio. I'm serious when I say that you should join in. It's a blast!