What jazz ALBUM are you currently listening to?

EarPal · « **Reply #3040 on:** 22 Dec 2012, 10:27 pm »

Cesar Ascarrunz - Cesar 830

EarPal · « **Reply #3041 on:** 22 Dec 2012, 11:10 pm »

Dom Um Romao

Asimov · « **Reply #3042 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 03:46 am »

Michel Camilo - Triangulo

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #3043 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 03:58 am »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 19 Dec 2012, 02:18 am

Memory Serves- Material with Sonny Sharrock, Bill Laswell, Billy Bang, Fred Firth and some other 80's jazz modernists (Electra Musician). Puttin it on rat now.
Fugget about my post re: Material. Just too syncopated and serves no player well. See below . .

Here is one that I can recommend in the time of modern jazz music's electic semi-rock period- Last Exit with the likes of Sonny Sharrock (guitar), Peter Brotzmann (tenor), Bill Laswell (bass), and Ronald Shannon Jackson (drums) and the album is Iron Path. It's balls to the wall and it gets me everytime I listen. One must turn it seriously UP to fully get it all.

Asimov · « **Reply #3044 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 04:15 am »

Dexter Gordon - One Flight Up

Asimov · « **Reply #3045 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 04:47 am »

Dave Grusin - The Gershwin Connection

etcarroll · « **Reply #3046 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:00 am »

step lightly
Blue Mitchell | Format: Vinyl

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #3047 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 06:41 am »

Ornette Coleman - "Change of the Century"

Asimov · « **Reply #3048 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 07:05 am »

Gary Peacock - Shift In The Wind

Asimov · « **Reply #3049 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 08:07 am »

Hampton Hawes - Here and Now

ArthurDent · « **Reply #3050 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 01:48 pm »

Quote from: EarPal on 21 Dec 2012, 08:17 pm

Arthur Dent - I'll look into Pure Food & Drug Act. I don't have any Harvey Mandel.

won ton on - I have Soft Machine's Third and Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom.

Harvey started out playing underage in small Chicago blues clubs. He covers a pretty wide variety of sounds, though most is distinctly his. Blues is probably his most prevalent genre, though his Mercury Years collection is closer to jazz. His last few releases are pretty rock oriented. Planetary Warrior rocks pretty hard.

If you like SM's Third, you'll probably like Fourth, & Seven, and Bundles is a must have. Their 1st two are pretty much in a category by themselves combining psychedelia, rock, jazz, & classical. All their releases are pretty unique.

Asimov · « **Reply #3051 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 01:51 pm »

Chucho Valdes - Lucumi

EarPal · « **Reply #3052 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 04:35 pm »

Charlie Rouse - Bossa Nova Bacchanal

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #3053 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:00 pm »

Quote from: ArthurDent on 23 Dec 2012, 01:48 pm

Harvey started out playing underage in small Chicago blues clubs. He covers a pretty wide variety of sounds, though most is distinctly his. Blues is probably his most prevalent genre, though his Mercury Years collection is closer to jazz. His last few releases are pretty rock oriented. Planetary Warrior rocks pretty hard.

If you like SM's Third, you'll probably like Fourth, & Seven, and Bundles is a must have. Their 1st two are pretty much in a category by themselves combining psychedelia, rock, jazz, & classical. All their releases are pretty unique.

Lots of white blues players came out of Chicago in the 60's. You should see Paul Butterfield's performance on the extended DVD of The Monterey Pop Festival. It's better to me than eveything else accept for, maybe, Joplin. I have a soft spot for Laura Nyro's little ballad, also, but Butterfield with Bloomfield and Bishop just nail it!

Asimov · « **Reply #3054 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:06 pm »

Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else

roscoeiii · « **Reply #3055 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:09 pm »

Dolphy "Out To Lunch"

(Dolphy fans with a vinyl set-up: Try to find a 45 RPM version of this. Wow. Apologies in advance to your wallet).

EarPal · « **Reply #3056 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:19 pm »

Horace Parlan - Headin' South

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #3057 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:37 pm »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 10 Dec 2012, 01:34 am

Chris, you ever hear that duo album with Hawes and Charlie Haden . . Alone Together on A&M Horizon, I think?

Chris- I misspoke. The name of the album is "As Long As There Is Music" on Verve and consider this very highly recommend. jim

EarPal · « **Reply #3058 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:48 pm »

Danny Gatton - In Concert 9/9/94

Asimov · « **Reply #3059 on:** 23 Dec 2012, 05:53 pm »

Charlie Haden, Kenny Barron - Night & The City