Today's JAZZ playlist
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flyz51
dipolar since 1990
As much as I love pawing through and spinning selections from my ECM collection, I'm overdue for a paradigm shift in the LP parade. This is the resulting choice to switch tracks:
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Branford Marsalis - Trio Jeepy
Marsalis on tenor, Milt Hinton - bass, Jeff Watts - Drums
I bought this when first released heading into the great LP exile/hibernation at the onset of the CD era. It's a truly lovely recording.
Branford Marsalis - Trio Jeepy
Marsalis on tenor, Milt Hinton - bass, Jeff Watts - Drums
I bought this when first released heading into the great LP exile/hibernation at the onset of the CD era. It's a truly lovely recording.
How many ECM albums in your collection ? You where on quite a roll.As much as I love pawing through and spinning selections from my ECM collection, I'm overdue for a paradigm shift in the LP parade. This is the resulting choice to switch tracks:
Branford Marsalis - Trio Jeepy
Marsalis on tenor, Milt Hinton - bass, Jeff Watts - Drums
I bought this when first released heading into the great LP exile/hibernation at the onset of the CD era. It's a truly lovely recording.
Falstaff
Super Member
Just got this today and can't wait to give it a listen.
Falstaff
Super Member
I am a big Wes fan and was a little skeptical as I was used to Lee's 70s & 80s fusion work a la Captains Fingers Etc. I was pleasantly surprised by this album. Lots of respect shows through in Lee's playing on this release. I really enjoyed it. Hope you do too.
qdrone
Music is my mistress
It's good,reallllly good. Enjoy...
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flyz51
dipolar since 1990
I honestly don't know, since I've haven't done a count in some time. A proper count of the LP's while I have them all pulled out and mostly together would be a good idea. It's over 100 for the LP's since I've had some very good luck hunting the past few years, especially on the trip home from Lincoln/Omaha, NE following the total eclipse.
As for the CD's, there are a lot of them too, but until I gather a modicum of self discipline (Ha! Like that's going to happen) and get stuff sorted and properly filed that count will have to wait.
ECM titles are among the few things I still actively seek out and collect, something I've done ever since I began buying them in the 1970's. Being a big Ralph Towner/Oregon fan certainly provided enough impetus to get me going down this particular rabbit hole that just gets deeper with every year.
