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Keith Jarrett.



Keith Jarrett at the Blue Note: The Complete Recordings

Personnel: Keith Jarrett (piano); Gary Peacock (acoustic bass); Jack DeJohnette (drums).

Recorded live at the Blue Note, New York, New York from June 3-5, 1994.

[ArthurDent]

Greetings & Welcome to the jazz thread streetshooter & Joe Nelson. 

Pete, you need to drop by more. 

A nice live set from Oscar Peterson and The Very Tall Band.

Oscar Peterson & the Very Tall Band - The Very Tall Band: Live at the Blue Note

The Very Tall Band: Oscar Peterson (piano); Milt Jackson (vibraphone); Ray Brown (bass); Karriem Riggins (drums).

Recorded live at the Blue Note, New York, New York from November 24-26, 1998.

Will have to check that one out SC. 

[brooklyn]

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A combo album from Charles LLoyd.  Nice band too.



Charles Lloyd - Forest Flower/Soundtrack

Personnel: Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute); Keith Jarrett (piano); Cecil McBee, Ron McClure (bass); Jack DeJohnette (drums).

Q (11/94, p.144) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...pushing a gutsy, post-bop music out into the free territories, and bringing back with extraordinary group rapport..."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.129) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[An] engrossing performance at the 1969 Monterey jazz festival."

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A nice live set from Zoot.



Zoot Sims - Live in Philly

Personnel: Zoot Sims (soprano & tenor saxophones); Ben Aronov (piano); Major Holly (bass); Mickey Roker (drums).

[Asimov]

Erroll Garner - The Essence Of Erroll Garner

[Starchild]

A nice live set from Joe Williams with Ben Webster.



Joe Williams - Havin' a Good Time

Personnel: Joe Williams (vocals); Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Junior Mance (piano); Bob Cranshaw (double bass); Mickey Roker (drums).

From Allaboutjazz.com:

"Havin' A Good Time documents a concert that never should have happened. In the winter of 1964 Providence was socked with a blizzard that kept eager concertgoers away from the club where Joe Williams was playing. Enough people showed up that he still had to perform a few sets, but the lucky few who were there were given a rare treat; improbably, Ben Webster showed up out of nowhere and asked if he could sit in."

[Asimov]

Harold Land - Take Aim

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The White House Sessions, Live 1962.  A previously unreleased album featuring Tony Bennett and Dave Brubeck, recorded at the White House.



Tony Bennett / Dave Brubeck - The White House Sessions: Live 1962

Personnel:

The Dave Brubeck Quartet:  Dave Brubeck, piano; Paul Desmond, alto sax; Eugene Wright, bass; Joe Morello, drums

Tony Bennett with Ralph Sharon, piano; Hal Gaylord, bass; and Billy Exner, drums

Tony Bennett with The Dave Brubeck Trio

Produced by Teo Macero

[Joe Nelson]

Dave Brubeck
40th Anniversary Tour of the UK

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A nice one from Mel Torme.



Mel Tormé - Sings Fred Astaire

Personnel: Mel Torme (vocals); Marty Paich (arranger); Herb Geller (alto saxophone); Bob Enevoldsen (tenor saxophone, valve trombone); Jack Montrose (tenor saxophone); Jack DuLong (baritone saxophone); Pete Candoli, Don Fagerquist (trumpet); Vince DeRosa (French horn); Albert Pollan (tuba); Max Bennett (bass); Alvin Stoller (drums).

Recorded in Hollywood, California in November 1956.

[Asimov]

Hazel Scott - Relaxed Piano Moods

[EarPal]

Denny Zeitlin  -  Cathexis / Carnival



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTP06GHqJdw

[EarPal]

The Frank Cunimondo Trio  -  Echoes



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq2YQq8ebFQ

[Asimov]

Jimmy Smith - The Sounds Of Jimmy Smith 

[EarPal]

Vince Guaraldi  -  Alma-Ville



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruIBPi_nH_w

[md92468]

Wow, Earpal, thanks for the Cunimondo...awesome stuff, and new for me. Here's mine for the morning...




Pedro Biker (v), Niels Henning-orsted Pedersen (b), Sahib Shihab (s), Bent Axen (p), Allan Botschinsky (trumpet), Bjarne Rostvold (d)

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A nice one from Littrle Jimmy Scott with a killer band.



Little Jimmy Scott - Mood Indigo

Personnel: Jimmy Scott (vocals); Hank Crawford (alto saxophone); Gregoire Maret (harmonica); Cyrus Chestnut, Michael Kanan (piano); Joe Beck (alto guitar); George Mraz, Hilliard Greene (bass); Grady Tate, Victor Jones (drums).

Release Date May 16, 2000

Spin (9/00, p.189) - 8 out of 10 - "...A sublime set of straight-ahead jazz standards....managing to make both 'Blue Skies' and 'Smile' sound like a comforting arsenic drip."

The Wire (10/00, p.73) - "...This is a compelling showcase for the artistry of one of the truly great jazz singers."

CMJ (6/19/00, p.29) - "...Scott is like a good bottle of wine - he just keeps getting better with age....Known for his behind-the-beat phrasing, [he] chops words up by the syllable or he stretches them out...adding depth to familiar songs..."

Down Beat (11/00, pp.63-4) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...A lovingly realized collection of tunes culled from the Great American Songbook....Exquisite stuff."

JazzTimes (10/00, p.88) - "...[His] jazz chops are on display...finding his haunting tenor singing familiar standards..."

Mojo (Publisher) (9/00, p.104) - "...The feeling of sheer class pervades....Pain and pleasure in equal quantities..."

[EarPal]

Wow, Earpal, thanks for the Cunimondo...awesome stuff, and new for me. Here's mine for the morning...




Pedro Biker (v), Niels Henning-orsted Pedersen (b), Sahib Shihab (s), Bent Axen (p), Allan Botschinsky (trumpet), Bjarne Rostvold (d)

Hi MD, welcome to the Circle.  I'm going to try to find other stuff by Cunimondo. 

[EarPal]

Marco Di Marco Trio  -  At The Living Room



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPwaVhUGh_E