What jazz ALBUM are you currently listening to?

rajacat · « **Reply #580 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 06:49 am »

Chet Baker - Bud Shank ..1958 and 1959 MILANO SESSIONS

zeke · « **Reply #581 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 09:30 am »

etcarroll · « **Reply #582 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 03:01 pm »

Live in New York [Import]
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Miles Davis & John Coltrane | Format: Audio CD

Nice version of Bye Bye Blackbird and So What, but 'iffy' recording quality.

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #583 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 05:48 pm »

Quote from: zeke on 2 Mar 2011, 09:30 am

samples

My next purchase (in about 5 min). A year ago I bought a "Best of . ." with Tirado and Yna Yna and others as originally played, but played here (30 second samples, whadda you gonna do), they sound almost new. Gerald Wilson is a fabulous arranger/composer, ya'll. Thank you Zeke!

ArthurDent · « **Reply #584 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 06:36 pm »

Miles Davis: Green Haze LP>CD

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #585 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 06:42 pm »

Quote from: lonewolfny42 on 12 Feb 2011, 05:53 am

An all-too-brief musical association between Nancy King and Glen Moore, two denizens of the Pacific Northwest. Moore is an exceedingly talented string bassist and pianist, who seems way too serious for Nancy King, a flighty diva of jazz.

King & Moore - "Potato Radio"

Gonna buy Impending Bloom from them. Nice stuff, thank You, Chris. Good call. Justice Records used to be in Houston and used a studio here named Sugar Hill and made some fabulous sounding discs. Standards by Kellye Gray is a case in point. This is the lass who scats thru a trumpet mouthpiece to very good effect on Miles' All Blues.

etcarroll · « **Reply #586 on:** 2 Mar 2011, 07:48 pm »

In Concert Volume Two
Freddie Hubbard, Freddie Hubbard & Stanley Turrentine | Format: Vinyl

etcarroll · « **Reply #587 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 01:51 am »

In Concert
Freddie Hubbard (Artist), Stanley Turrentine (Artist), Herbie Hancock (Artist), Eric Gale (Artist), Ron Carter (Artist), Jack DeJohnette (Artist) | Format: Vinyl

aragon63 · « **Reply #588 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 02:04 am »

Samples

aragon63 · « **Reply #589 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 02:39 am »

Samples

aragon63 · « **Reply #590 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 03:45 am »

Brazilian Jazz/Samba

Samples

Guests:

- Eliane Elias / Piano
- Paulo Braga / Drums
- Armando Marcal / Percussion
- Steve Thornton / Percussion
- Billy Drewes / Sax
- Nana Vasconcelos / Percussion
- Randy Brecker / Flugelhorn
- Pat Metheny / Guitars .......... on track#4 (Moonstone)
- Russell Ferrante / Keyboards
- Robertinho Silva / Percussion
- Ricardo Silveira / Arrangements

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #591 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 07:56 am »

Chucho Valdes - "Chucho's Steps"

jhm731 · « **Reply #592 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 08:56 am »

etcarroll · « **Reply #593 on:** 4 Mar 2011, 09:19 pm »

Battle Stations
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Johnny Griffin | Format: Audio CD

Picked this up yesterday in MD at CDepot.

etcarroll · « **Reply #594 on:** 5 Mar 2011, 01:38 am »

The Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Cookbook
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis | Format: Vinyl

zeke · « **Reply #595 on:** 5 Mar 2011, 10:16 am »

samples

aragon63 · « **Reply #596 on:** 6 Mar 2011, 07:18 pm »

Hear Clifford Brown · « **Reply #597 on:** 9 Mar 2011, 05:21 am »

Format: vinyl

Listen to Samples

The album doesn't include Star Eyes or Nobody's Heart

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #598 on:** 10 Mar 2011, 05:24 am »

Black Codes (From the Underground)- Wynton Marsalis (Columbia). With brother Brandon and Brandon's core players Kenny Kirkland and Jeff "Tain" Watts (Charnett Moffett on bass). Don't think he recorded with his brother afterwards but previously had with Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers at Keystone 3 (Concord Jazz) in a VERY excitng sextet with Brandon on alto (trust me, it's a record you should own) back when he, Wynton, was an exciting young player. He positively lights the joint up.

Naima- "Hannibal" Marvin Peterson with Kenny Barron, Cecil McBee, Billy Hart, and Diedre Murray on cello (East World direct-to-disc). Very happy to own this.

mjosef · « **Reply #599 on:** 10 Mar 2011, 05:57 am »

So here we are...checking out the difference between DVD-Audio and Redbook...

I got this Dual-disc, and have never played the DVD-A side (found it on the bottom shelf after about a year/ or two

). Popped it into the player, set it to stereo out...ok, nice and shimmery, enjoyable but on the cool side of things (soundwise), at the end flipped it over to the redbook side...no disc...oh well, got out the official cd version... rite, much more 'involving', warmer, bigger presence...
Ok, so perhaps the source doesn't handle DVD-A too well, at least not as good as it does redbook.
Its an Avery Fisher Hall vs Carnegie Hall (the old) kinda thing.

Diana Krall, the girl in the other room