What jazz ALBUM are you currently listening to?

S Clark · « **Reply #3580 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 04:51 am »

Thanks to a recommendation by Richidoo

Asimov · « **Reply #3581 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 03:31 pm »

John Coltrane - Live At Birdland

Asimov · « **Reply #3582 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 03:41 pm »

Junior Mance - Blue Mance

hellwood2 · « **Reply #3583 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 05:22 pm »

Walter Dickerson To My Queen

Asimov · « **Reply #3584 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 05:29 pm »

Oscar Peterson & Count Basie - Satch & Josh....Again

Asimov · « **Reply #3585 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 07:23 pm »

Stanley Turrentine - Ballads

Jpbas1 · « **Reply #3586 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 07:41 pm »

Jacob Karlzon (complete repetoire); trio preferred.

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Devil Doc · « **Reply #3587 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 11:15 pm »

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #3588 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 11:45 pm »

Quote from: Devil Doc on 14 Mar 2013, 11:15 pm

Doc

One I don't have, Doc, but I love his bands from the day. Saw both his Quintet and Sextet at The Jazz Workshop in San Francisco more than once and have several of their recordings. Little story, one night two soul brothers were sitting right next to me wondering adamantly why Mr. Lateef was wearing white sox (!) and I offered that it may be because of a foot ailment, or it may be because he's putting you on. Either they didn't fathom the joke or didn't appreciate it coming from a white boy cause they were pretty quiet after that.

S Clark · « **Reply #3589 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 05:25 am »

While going through random boxes at the local vinyl store, I came across a box of three 45rpm of the King Cole Trio. Recorded it seems in 1944. Sweet Loraine, Paper Moon, Body and Soul, Embraceable You, What is this thing called Love... I always thought of Nat as a crooner, but he started out as a jazz pianist... doing a really nice instrumental on Body and Soul.
On Capitol presents "The King Cole Trio"

For those that have never heard Nat King Cole on the piano:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9PdlElDOwY

hellwood2 · « **Reply #3590 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 01:07 pm »

Miles Davis Blue Moods

Devil Doc · « **Reply #3591 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 01:31 pm »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 14 Mar 2013, 11:45 pm

One I don't have, Doc, but I love his bands from the day. Saw both his Quintet and Sextet at The Jazz Workshop in San Francisco more than once and have several of their recordings. Little story, one night two soul brothers were sitting right next to me wondering ,adamantly why Mr. Lateef was wearing white sox (!) and I offered that it may be because of a foot ailment, or it may be because he's putting you on. Either they didn't fathom the joke or didn't appreciate it coming from a white boy cause they were pretty quiet after that.

One of the first Jazz albums I ever bought. It's traveled around the world. Some of it is a bit dated. The intro is particularly annoying, but there's still good stuff on this album.

Doc

etcarroll · « **Reply #3592 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 02:25 pm »

Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife
Charles Mingus | Format: vinyl

Asimov · « **Reply #3593 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 05:05 pm »

Joe Pass, Jimmy Rowles - Checkmate

rooze · « **Reply #3594 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 05:37 pm »

Asimov · « **Reply #3595 on:** 15 Mar 2013, 05:59 pm »

The Kevin Hays Trio - For Heaven's Sake

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #3596 on:** 16 Mar 2013, 04:46 am »

Joe Henderson's Inner Urge. Really excellent Joe and a good album thru and thru with McCoy Tyner, Bob Cranshaw, and Elvin Jones (Blue Note).

Asimov · « **Reply #3597 on:** 16 Mar 2013, 06:25 am »

Wes, Buddy & Monk Montgomery. The Montgomeryland Sessions

Asimov · « **Reply #3598 on:** 16 Mar 2013, 03:10 pm »

Bobo Stenson Trio - Cantando

Asimov · « **Reply #3599 on:** 16 Mar 2013, 04:20 pm »

Bill Frisell Matt Chamberlain - Floratone