[ArthurDent]

Well, so far I've only looked at my 2nd card -

                   

                    Joe Farrell:      Moon Germs            '73,  CTI

                    another tight group from this era...... I play slow, 33 1/3 as it happens this morning.     

[Asimov]

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Meet You At The Jazz Corner Of The World

[Starchild]

The name says it all.


http://www.allmusic.com/album/genius-soul--jazz-mw0000837772



http://www.allmusic.com/album/ray-charles-betty-carter-mw0000196572



http://www.allmusic.com/album/modern-sounds-in-country-and-western-music-mw0000197935



http://www.allmusic.com/album/ray-sings-basie-swings-mw0000778469

[rajacat]

Here's some more of Ray Charles displaying his jazz chops.

[Starchild]

Here's some more of Ray Charles displaying his jazz chops.

How 'bout that.  That's what I'm listening tro right now!!

[rajacat]

Wow! What are the odds of that?

[Starchild]

I've grown quiote enamoured (no pun intended) with the For Lovers series from Verve:


http://www.allmusic.com/album/oscar-peterson-for-lovers-mw0000151216



http://www.allmusic.com/album/louis-for-lovers-mw0000029915



http://www.allmusic.com/album/ella-for-lovers-mw0000230266

[CactusBob]

Chico Hamilton  ~  The Dealer

Introducing Larry Coryell

with Archie Shepp, Arnie Lawrence, Ernie Watts and Richard Davis

Recorded September 18, 1966.

[CactusBob]

Freddie McCoy  ~  Beans N' Greens

Prestige RVG, 1968





Vibraphone – Freddie McCoy
Piano – Joanne Brackeen
Trumpet – Eddie Williams, Wilbur Bascomb
Organ – Dave Blume
Bass – Joseph Macho
Drums – Ray Lucas

[CactusBob]

Miles Davis and His Orchestra ~ The Complete Birth of Cool

Capitol Comp. Reissue, 1972

[ArthurDent]

Chico Hamilton  ~  The Dealer

Introducing Larry Coryell

with Archie Shepp, Arnie Lawrence, Ernie Watts and Richard Davis

Recorded September 18, 1966.

Nice CB. I do like Chico. 

[CactusBob]

Nice CB. I do like Chico. 

Thanks, AD! I'm a big Chico fan also. 

[Asimov]

Barbara Dennerlein - Outhipped

[ACHiPo]

Michael Hedges
Aerial Boundaries

I'd pretty much forgotten about this CD--one of my first CDs back in about 1986.  I'd seen a Laserdisc demo of a Michael Hedges concert at a stereo store and it blew me away.  I picked up this album, and while it never elicited the same emotion as that first hearing/seeing, it's still very cool music. 

Scrolling through Analog Planet this weekend I came across a review from Mikey on a re-release on vinyl.  Got a very nice review.  So here I am giving it another spin after many years.



Samples

[Asimov]

Clifford Thornton - The Panther and the Lash

[Asimov]

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Park Avenue South

[Asimov]

Michael Hedges
Aerial Boundaries

I'd pretty much forgotten about this CD--one of my first CDs back in about 1986.  I'd seen a Laserdisc demo of a Michael Hedges concert at a stereo store and it blew me away.  I picked up this album, and while it never elicited the same emotion as that first hearing/seeing, it's still very cool music. 

Scrolling through Analog Planet this weekend I came across a review from Mikey on a re-release on vinyl.  Got a very nice review.  So here I am giving it another spin after many years.



Samples

After reading your post I am listening this album now after many years.
It's really a nice album, both the music and recording is superb.
Thanks for reminding me about this album.

[Asimov]

Earl Hines - Live at the New School

[Asimov]

Earl Hines Trio - Grand Reunion

[Asimov]

Milt jackson & Ray Brown - Milt Jackson - Ray Brown Jam