poppachubby
Boo Yaka! Boo Yaka!
I always love seeing these pics Skylab!!
Richie Kamuca's
Charlie
A fantastic album, love it.
Really impressive haul, thanks for sharing. A lot of Duke LPs is a VERY good thing.
Today's JAZZ playlist
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I always love seeing these pics Skylab!!
A fantastic album, love it.
Really impressive haul, thanks for sharing. A lot of Duke LPs is a VERY good thing.
poppachubby
Boo Yaka! Boo Yaka!
NATHAN DAVIS - Happy Girl
BillyBatts
ALOHA!
Ken Fowser with Behn Gillece, "Top Shelf"
Dexter Gordon ~ The Tower of Power!
Prestige
Prestige
BillyBatts
ALOHA!
Next up;
Joey DeFrancesco, "Wonderful! Wonderful!"
I'm not a big Jazz Organ fan, but I like this offering.
Joey DeFrancesco, "Wonderful! Wonderful!"
I'm not a big Jazz Organ fan, but I like this offering.
BillyBatts
ALOHA!
Stepping back to basics for a spin with;
Wayne Shorter, "Night Dreamer" - RVG Edition
Of all my Jazz collection, I have probably spun THIS album the most. Still like it to this day. It holds up.
Wayne Shorter, "Night Dreamer" - RVG Edition
Of all my Jazz collection, I have probably spun THIS album the most. Still like it to this day. It holds up.
BillyBatts
ALOHA!
Final up today (before the S.O. gets home and complains about the Playing of Jazz);
Some guitar mastery from Joe Pass and his album "Virtuoso"
Some guitar mastery from Joe Pass and his album "Virtuoso"
Another new slab I found this week.
Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Quartet ~ Dancing on the Tables
SteepleChase, 1979
Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Quartet ~ Dancing on the Tables
SteepleChase, 1979
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Kenny Burrell's Birthday today. Time to spin one for the man!
Possibly my favorite Burrell album. Blue Lights would probably have that honor though.
Kenny Burrell/Jimmy Smith ~ Blue Bash!
Verve
Possibly my favorite Burrell album. Blue Lights would probably have that honor though.
Kenny Burrell/Jimmy Smith ~ Blue Bash!
Verve
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Jack DeJohnnette's Special Edition ~ Tin Can Alley
ECM, 1981
Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – John Purcell
Bass Clarinet, Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Chico Freeman
Double Bass, Cello – Peter Warren
Drums, Piano, Vocals – Jack DeJohnette
ECM, 1981
Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – John Purcell
Bass Clarinet, Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Chico Freeman
Double Bass, Cello – Peter Warren
Drums, Piano, Vocals – Jack DeJohnette
Funny, I really like well-played Jazz organ; I like the color of the sound, the expressive use of swell, and I think the limitations of the action inherent in its design might possibly force highly technical players to slow down and approach their music more contemplatively. (Eh?)
The album I noted above is very well done, and I'll look for the one you mentioned, too. And any time Ray Charles sits down at a hammond B3, magical things are going to happen (and no lack of key action will hold him back - The Blues Brothers movie comes to mind, of course!
). And there is a Basie Album with the Count on organ - it's totally killer - as well as an Oscar Peterson album on which he plays much organ.My brother, who is also a musician, hates Hammond organ and the sound of a B3 will usually send him from the room.
Permanent Waves
Digital Man
Hank Mobley - The Flip (24 Bit Remaster)
Permanent Waves
Digital Man
Larry Young - Of Love and Peace (24 Bit Remaster)
