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Topic: JAZZ NEWBS PT II: ~ERIC DOLPHY PROJECT~
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 12:35AM ET |
The ones I own are marked with an X. How many can we as a board come up with? I'm uploading "The Great Concert of Charles Mingus" right now. As a leader: * Hot & Cool Latin (1959) * Wherever I Go (1959) * Status (1960) * Dash One (1960) * Outward Bound (1960) * Here and There (1960) * Looking Ahead (1960) * Fire Waltz (1960) * Other Aspects (1960) * Out There (1960) * The Caribe with the Latin Jazz Quintet (1960) * Candid Dolphy (1960) * Magic (1960) * Far Cry (1960) * Eric Dolphy (1960) * The Quest (1961) * The Great Concert of Eric Dolphy [live] (1961) * Live! at the Five Spot, Vol. 1 (1961) with Mal Waldron and Booker Little * Live! at the Five Spot, Vol. 2 (1961) * * Eric Dolphy and Booker Little Memorial Album (1961) (more from the Five Spot) * Latin Jazz Quintet (1961) * Berlin Concerts [live] (1962) * Eric Dolphy in Europe, Vol. 1 [live] (1961) * Eric Dolphy in Europe, Vol. 2 (1961) * Eric Dolphy in Europe, Vol. 3 (1961) * Copenhagen Concert [live] (1961) * Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise (1961) * Quartet 1961 (1961) * Vintage Dolphy (1962) X Conversations (1963) (also known as Jitterbug Waltz) * Iron Man (1963) * The Illinois Concert [live] (1963) X Out to Lunch (1964) * Last Date (1964) * Naima (1964) * Unrealized Tapes (1964) * Eric Dolphy Quintet featuring Herbie Hancock: Complete Recordings (1964) Chico Hamilton * Chico Hamilton Quintet with Strings Attached (1958) * The Original Ellington Suite (1958) * Chico Hamilton - Gongs East! (1958) * That Hamilton Man (1959)(also released as Truth Charles Mingus X Mingus Revisited [aka Pre-Bird] (1960) X Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus (1960) * Mingus at Antibes (1960) X Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus (1963) * Town Hall Concert (1964) X The Great Concert of Charles Mingus (1964) * Revenge! (1964) X Charles Mingus Sextet with Eric Dolphy: Cornell 1964 (1964) Ornette Coleman X Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation (1960) Oliver Nelson * Screamin' the Blues (1960) * The Blues and the Abstract Truth (1961) * Straight Ahead (1961) John Coltrane X Olé Coltrane (1961) X Africa/Brass (1961) X Live! at the Village Vanguard (1961) X Impressions (One Track, "India") (1963) Makanda Ken McIntyre * Looking Ahead (1960) Booker Little * Out Front (1960) George Russell * Ezz-thetics (1961) Max Roach X Percussion Bitter Sweet (1961) Andrew Hill X Point of Departure (1964) John Lewis * The Sextet of Orchestra U.S.A. (1964) |
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shmorgus 02/27/08 12:37AM ET |
I can up Last Date tomorrow night. |
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pointtwo 02/27/08 12:39AM ET |
I don't know what the aim is in this thread, but I have Last Date and Mingus at Antibes, both of which are extremely badass. I always want more Dolphy. |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 12:39AM ET |
btw, RIP JAZZ Newbs PT I Roland Kirk thread |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 1:16AM ET |
ok, mediafire keeps crapping out. maybe i'll try tomorrow. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 1:20AM ET |
Yum, this should be VERY GOOD. Thanks wolf. |
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pointtwo 02/27/08 1:55AM ET |
Sorry to be obtuse, but is the idea that I ss them? |
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JazIsDead 02/27/08 1:58AM ET |
mt |
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CowFunk1997 02/27/08 2:21AM ET |
word. dolphy is way more in my league than kirk. don't get me wrong, i love rahsaan...just not quite as much. however, are there any "must haves" from that previous SS thread? |
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archaebrahlogist 02/27/08 5:13AM ET |
-mt- |
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GuyuteNC 02/27/08 6:23AM ET |
my bass clarinetting threads |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 11:27AM ET |
OK, trying this UL again |
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cvilleandy 02/27/08 11:32AM ET |
I don't listen to as much Dolphy as I should, but Coltrane's Live! at the Village Vanguard is superb. |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 11:44AM ET |
Yes, it is. In fact, I already have it uploaded. Here is four discs in 7 parts. http://www.mediafire.com/?ajjma92j5b3 http://www.mediafire.com/?dbzlw1dswjz http://www.mediafire.com/?81cnbiy4yvr http://www.mediafire.com/?0teli4sy0jg http://www.mediafire.com/?9tczemxy2wz http://www.mediafire.com/?4bsykr9nfmk http://www.mediafire.com/?dsxvbe2kosg DISC 1: 1. India - (previously unreleased) 2. Chasin' The Trane 3. Impressions 4. Spiritual 5. Miles' Mode 6. Naima DISC 2: 1. Brasilia 2. Chasin' Another Trane 3. India 4. Spiritual 5. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise DISC 3: 1. Chasin' The Trane 2. Greensleeves 3. Impressions 4. Spiritual 5. Naima - (previously unreleased) 6. Impressions DISC 4: 1. India 2. Greensleeves 3. Miles' Mode - (previously unreleased) 4. India 5. Spiritual Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings Album Notes Personnel: John Coltrane (soprano & tenor saxophones); Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone, bass clarinet); Garvin Bushell (oboe, contrabassoon); Ahmed Abdul-Malik (oud); McCoy Tyner (piano); Reggie Workman, Jimmy Garrison (bass); Elvin Jones, Roy Haynes (drums). Producer: Bob Thiele. Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna. Recorded live at The Village Vanguard, New York, New York on November 1, 2, 3 & 5, 1961. Includes liner notes by David A. Wild. Digitally remastered using 20-bit Super Mapping by Erick Labson (MCA Music Media Studios). When John Coltrane brought an extended version of his newly-built quartet into New York's Village Vanguard for a week's stay in November of 1961, he and his soon-to-be-longtime producer Bob Thiele already knew that they were about to record Trane's first live dates as a bandleader. After his heavy, big-band Impulse! debut AFRICA BRASS!, Trane's music was streaming further and further into uncharted musical spaces, and recording him was about to become Thiele's raison d'etre. Hence we have nearly four hours of this incomparable music that features, among many other wonders, the controlled swingin' fury of Elvin Jones, the rhythm-defying astral flights of Eric Dolphy's alto sax and bass clarinet, and, of course, crystallization of the leader's other-worldly sonic masterplan. The final statement in acoustic jazz that was John Coltrane's Impulse! Career begins here at the Vanguard. Yes, much of this music has been released piece-meal through the years. But taking in this entire recording (in single or multiple sittings) is an experience onto itself. It is a watershed that well deserves the praise it gets. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 |
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LonesomePhiddleBlues 02/27/08 11:47AM ET |
mtz |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 11:50AM ET |
you hear this phrase alot, "best ever". But when it comes down to it, that vanguard boxed set is some of the best jazz every played. |
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InTheBlimpAlot 02/27/08 12:00PM ET |
again, this is great. |
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InTheBlimpAlot 02/27/08 12:15PM ET |
I got errors on almost all of those coltrane files... |
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Jiggs_ 02/27/08 12:18PM ET |
Fucking A. I just got Far Cry and am loving it. Glad I stumbled onto this thread. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 12:18PM ET |
yes, alot of errors. but if you try them again, it should work. I can't seem to get III or VII to open |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 12:25PM ET |
I just tried and got III and VII to download right away. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 12:31PM ET |
they download. But when you try to open them, errors. VII worked after the 5th time, still trying III thanks alot wolf |
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montepjo 02/27/08 12:34PM ET |
wow. thanks a shit ton. |
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Jiggs_ 02/27/08 12:39PM ET |
Wait, which links were the Dolphy?...have Coltrane already. |
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montepjo 02/27/08 12:43PM ET |
decompression failed! |
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Big_Al 02/27/08 12:43PM ET |
sweet |
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InTheBlimpAlot 02/27/08 12:44PM ET |
i already had everything, but disc 1...so i got it figured out and that worked on the 2nd try. Montepjo - yo man, give me a call sometime. long time, no talk. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 12:45PM ET |
they all work, just might take a few tries. |
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montepjo 02/27/08 12:48PM ET |
it's working now...wassup blimpy! how've you been? i lost my phone and your digits w/ it. what's your number? how's emily? |
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Raketemensch 02/27/08 12:52PM ET |
Does anybody have a record/box set called the Completely Candid Charles Mingus or something like that? I have no idea what label/year. I have an old cassette of it - Dolphy pwns that shit. I'll check wiki to see if I can find more info. |
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Jiggs_ 02/27/08 12:54PM ET |
"Does anybody have a record/box set called the Completely Candid Charles Mingus or something like that? I have no idea what label/year. I have an old cassette of it - Dolphy pwns that shit. I'll check wiki to see if I can find more info." I would kill a drifter to hear this. |
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Prince_Buster 02/27/08 12:56PM ET |
jazz noobs part III should cover albert ayler |
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johnnyalibi 02/27/08 12:57PM ET |
oh wow |
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Raketemensch 02/27/08 1:00PM ET |
Who's got this? Mingus + Dolphy... |
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montepjo 02/27/08 1:01PM ET |
they keeping failing on me! i've only been able to get one... |
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MangoTango 02/27/08 1:04PM ET |
Attention Whatever you do you MUST listen to the version of "Afro Blue" from John Coltrane Live In Japan once a year or you're a newb that is all |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 1:22PM ET |
The Great Concert of Charles Mingus Part 1 Part 2 "So long, Eric. Don't stay over there too long" |
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montepjo 02/27/08 1:30PM ET |
can you not use sharebee.com w/ macs or something? |
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Jiggs_ 02/27/08 1:33PM ET |
::kills hobo:: |
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montepjo 02/27/08 1:36PM ET |
can someone please upload the mingus concert to mediafire? please, please, and thank you. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 1:44PM ET |
Here is Mingus featuring Dolphy from Cornell: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TLH4H2U0 Track listing: CD1: Opening; ATFW You; Sophisticated Lady; Fables of Faubus; Orange Was the Colour of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk; Take the "A" Train. CD2: Meditations; So Long Eric; When Irish Eyes Are Smiling; Jitterbug Waltz. Personnel: Charles Mingus: bass; Eric Dolphy: alto sax, flute, bass clarinet; Johnny Coles: trumpet; Clifford Jordan: tenor sax; Jaki Byard: piano; Dannie Richmond: drums. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 3:21PM ET |
dolphy is the MANG |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 3:53PM ET |
No, it definitely works on mac. just click the link to download from (Badongo is the easiest). |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 5:31PM ET |
^ |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 5:35PM ET |
WE NEED MORE ERIC!! |
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Ghost_Pants 02/27/08 5:47PM ET |
mt |
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montepjo 02/27/08 5:59PM ET |
aha! i wasn't looking at the page properly. bonehead. muchas gracias |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 6:34PM ET |
Eric Dolphy Out to Lunch |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 7:05PM ET |
BUMP |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 7:19PM ET |
GET ON THIS THREAD |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 9:18PM ET |
UP |
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cartesian_meatflash 02/27/08 9:27PM ET |
awesome thread. thanks a million |
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freebass 02/27/08 9:32PM ET |
I propose part four be dedicated to Tim Berne |
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Smokey1 02/27/08 9:32PM ET |
Thanks! |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 9:35PM ET |
Yeah, love what I have of Tim Berne's stuff. I'll try to find some more in anticipation of the event. Any ideas/suggestions? |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 9:38PM ET |
ok, here's another link Eric Dolphy Conversations In 1963 (probably July, though some sources place the dates in May or June), Eric Dolphy recorded some sessions in New York with producer Alan Douglas, the fruits of which were issued on small labels as the LPs Conversations and Iron Man. They've been reissued a number of times on various labels, occasionally compiled together, but never with quite the treatment they deserve (which is perhaps why they're not as celebrated as they should be). In whatever form, though, it's classic, essential Dolphy that stands as some of his finest work past Out to Lunch. Conversations is the more eclectic of the two, featuring radical re-imaginings of three standards, plus the jubilant, Caribbean-flavored "Music Matador" (by ensemble members Prince Lasha on flute and Sonny Simmons on alto). That cut, and a classic inside/outside reworking of Fats Waller's "Jitterbug Waltz" feature Dolphy leading ensembles of up-and-coming "new thing" players, which prominently feature vibist Bobby Hutcherson and trumpeter Woody Shaw. The second half of the album takes a far more minimalist approach, with Dolphy performing unaccompanied (extremely rare prior to Anthony Braxton's For Alto) on "Love Me." "Alone Together" is an over-13-minute duet between Dolphy and bassist Richard Davis, featuring some astoundingly telepathic exchanges that more than justify its length. Even if the selections don't completely hang together as an LP statement, they're united by Dolphy's generally brilliant playing and a sense that -- after several years without entering the studio much as a leader -- Dolphy was really striving to push his (and others') music forward. The results are richly rewarding, making Conversations one of the landmarks in his catalog. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide 1 Jitterbug Waltz 2 Music Matador 3 Love Me 4 Alone Together |
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freebass 02/27/08 9:39PM ET |
i would start with Shell Game, one of the most original albums ive ever heard. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/27/08 9:44PM ET |
Tim Berne is a beast. I just grabbed a bunch off of dime. His bloodcount band is SICK |
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InTheBlimpAlot 02/27/08 11:09PM ET |
it's working now...wassup blimpy! how've you been? i lost my phone and your digits w/ it. what's your number? how's emily? ^^^ what time zone are you in now? I'll give you a call. when is best for you? otherwise email me at twistopenandmelt@gmail.com em is good. how is blake!?! i was just thinking about him earlier this week. |
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Wolfmaan 02/27/08 11:54PM ET |
up |
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IrishCarBomb 02/28/08 12:04AM ET |
Booker Little * Out Front (1960) |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 9:54AM ET |
&^^&^&^^& |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 10:31AM ET |
YYYYUPGGG |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 11:03AM ET |
morning phans. |
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IrishCarBomb 02/28/08 11:11AM ET |
morning conversations is great. |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 1:18PM ET |
#####^##### |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 3:15PM ET |
anybody? |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 3:17PM ET |
Eric Dolphy Iron Man |
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Smokey1 02/28/08 7:05PM ET |
*bump* |
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Wolfmaan 02/28/08 11:19PM ET |
!!! |
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cartesian_meatflash 02/29/08 10:30AM ET |
up for some great jazz |
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Wolfmaan 02/29/08 11:23AM ET |
UP |
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Wolfmaan 02/29/08 3:09PM ET |
r^ |
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brianr 02/29/08 7:49PM ET |
can this continue? im enjoying this thread |
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Wolfmaan 03/01/08 12:52PM ET |
^ |
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IrishCarBomb 03/02/08 1:02AM ET |
up bitches |
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pointtwo 03/02/08 2:26AM ET |
One first listen, this is one of the top ten albums that blew me away like none other. It's a shame he left us so soon. Last Date |
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pointtwo 03/02/08 2:27AM ET |
One=on. Oops. |
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pointtwo 03/02/08 2:48AM ET |
And here's Antibes |
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cartesian_meatflash 03/02/08 8:21AM ET |
up |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:09AM ET |
Ok folks .. here i come: KEN McINTYRE & ERIC DOLPHY-LOOKING AHEAD http://www.mediafire.com/?9akri1tm1zt It was quite fitting that Ken McIntyre had an opportunity to record in a quintet with Eric Dolphy, for his multi-instrumental approach was similar to Dolphy's, although he always had a very different sound. On this CD reissue, McIntyre plays alto on four tunes and flute on two others (his work on bassoon, oboe and bass clarinet would come slightly later), while Dolphy mostly plays alto but doubles on flute on one number and switches to bass clarinet for "Dianna." With pianist Walter Bishop, Jr., bassist Sam Jones and drummer Art Taylor offering concise solos and swinging support, McIntyre somehow almost holds his own with Dolphy on a variety of originals and George Gershwin's "They All Laughed." A very interesting date. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:13AM ET |
CHICO HAMILTON-THE ORIGINAL ELLINGTON SUITE f/ ERIC DOLPHY http://www.mediafire.com/?5i3jlnajlnm Track listing: In A Mellowtone,In A Sentimental Mood, I'm Just A Lucky So And So, Just A-Sittin' And A-Rockin', Everything But You, Day Dream, I'm Beginning To See The Light, Azure, It Don't Mean A Thing Personnel: Eric Dolphy, saxophone, flute, clarinet; Nate Gershman, cello; John Pisano, guitar; Hal Gaylor, bass; Chico Hamilton, drums |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:14AM ET |
ERIC DOLPHY QUINTET featuring FREDDIE HUBBARD -OUTWARD BOUND http://www.mediafire.com/?0hztzmujztk PERSONNEL Eric Dolphy, alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute Freddie Hubbard, trumpet Jaki Byard, piano George Tucker, bass Roy Haynes, drums |
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Wolfmaan 03/02/08 9:17AM ET |
Alright! This thread is getting going. thanks point and remdon. Coming up: Coltrane - Complete Africa/Brass Sessions Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Max Roach - Percussion Bitter Sweet |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:18AM ET |
Eric Dolphy— "Vintage Dolphy" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=45PXR7MI Eric Dolphy— "Vintage Dolphy" 1. Half Note Triplets 2. Ode To Charlie Parker 3. Iron Man 4. Densities 5. Night Music 6. Abstraction 7. Donna Lee This is a really nice collection of live material, mainly from two dates at Carnegie Hall in 1963. The first three numbers feature Dolphy with his quartet, performing more or less straightforwardly on more or less straightforward material; the three after that feature Dolphy in some more unusual settings, performing Gunther Schuller compositions; the last is an all-star deal with Lalo Schifrin, Jimmy Knepper, and Jim Hall, among others. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:20AM ET |
Upping Disc 1 of Coltrane Box because it contains Dolphy. Link to follow: John Coltrane The Birdland Box DISC 1 Feb 16, 1962 FM source/ FLAC J. Coltrane (ss,ts); eric dolphy (as, fl); McCoy Tyner (p); Jimmy Garrisson (b); Elvin Jones (d); Alan Grant (ann) 1. Introduction 0:59 2. The Inchworm 7:09 3. Mr PC 7:23 4. Introduction 5. My favourite Things 13:14 June 2, 1962 AUD source John Coltrane (ss,ts); McCoy Tyner (p); Jimmy Garrison (b); Elvin Jones(d); Willima Crayton "Pee Wee" Marquette (ann); Unknown (ann) 1. My favourite Things 14:01 2. Body and Soul 9:57 |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:26AM ET |
CHARLES MINGUS - PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS http://www.zshare.net/download/6310785c8d290a/ 1. Pithecanthropus Erectus 2. A Foggy Day 3. Profile Of Jackie 4. Love Chant Charles Mingus (acoustic bass); Jackie McLean (alto saxophone); J.R. Montrose (tenor saxophone); Mal Waldron (piano); Willie Jones (drums) Recorded at Audio-Video Studios, New York, New York on January 30, 1956 |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:31AM ET |
Bud Powell— "Jazz at Massey Hall, Vol. 2" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0DMEK69S 1. Embraceable You 2. Sure Thing 3. Cherokee 4. My Devotion 5. Polka Dots And Moonbeams 6. Jubilee 7. Lullaby Of Birdland 8. Bass-ically Speaking 9. Bass-ically Speaking (Alternate Take 1) 10. Bass-ically Speaking (Alternate Take 2) 11. Bass-ically Speaking (Alternate Take 3) 12. (Untitled Blues) 13. My Heart Stood Still 14. I Want To Be Happy 15. Drum Conversation 16. I've Got You Under My Skin This is a great record, but it's also a discographical nightmare. The Powell/Mingus/Roach tracks are from the famous Massey Hall date, at which those three plus Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie put on one of the great concerts of all time, followed by a scintillating trios date from the rhythm section. The other stuff is really good, it's just oddball stuff with nothing in common with the Massey Hall material. Anyway, it's a lot of Powell and Mingus. TRACKS: Embraceable You, Sure Thing, Cherokee, Jubilee, Lullaby of Birdland, Bass- ically Speaking, Drum Conversation, I've Got You Under My Skin. PERSONNEL: Bud Powell: Piano; Charles Mingus: Bass; Max Roach: Drums. Recorded at Massey Hall, May 15, 1953. TRACKS: My Devotion, Polka Dots and Moonbeams, My Heart Stood Still, I Want to Be Happy PERSONNEL: Bud Powell: Piano; George Duvivier: Bass; Art Taylor: Drums. Recorded at a night club engagement, date unknown. TRACKS: Bass-ically Speaking [Alternate 1], Bass-ically Speaking [Alternate 2], Bass- ically Speaking [Alternate 3], and an untitled blues. PERSONNEL: Billy Taylor: Piano; Charles Mingus: Bass; Unknown Drummer. Recorded at in New York during the summer of 1953 |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:46AM ET |
Someone mentioned Tim Berne earlier in thread .. here is something real quick .. : John Zorn - Spy Vs. Spy: The Music Of Ornette Coleman http://www.mediafire.com/?3odhmymtbwe John Zorn teams up with fellow altoist Tim Berne, bassist Mark Dresser and both Joey Baron and Michael Vatcher on drums to perform 17 Ornette Coleman tunes which range chronologically from 1958's "Disguise" to four selections from 1987's In All Languages. The performances are concise with all but four songs being under three minutes and seven under two, but the interpretations are unremittingly violent. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 9:56AM ET |
The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings of John Coltrane VBR 192 kbps 7 CDs: 678 MB Here The Heavyweight Champion is a box set that lives up to its title. Collecting all of John Coltrane's Atlantic recordings, including a fair number of unreleased takes as well as an entire disc of alternate tracks and studio chatter, the seven-disc box set documents a pivotal moment in Coltrane's career, as he was moving from hard bop and sweet standards to a more daring, experimental style of playing influenced by the avant-garde. Much of the music is hard bop (Giant Steps) or lushly melodic (My Favorite Things), but the latter discs show the saxophonist coming to terms with the more experimental movements in jazz as he performs with musicians like Ornette Coleman. The scope of this music is, quite simply, breathtaking -- not only was Coltrane developing at a rapid speed, but the resulting music encompasses nearly every element that made him a brilliant musician, and it is beautiful. |
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Wolfmaan 03/02/08 10:11AM ET |
Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus http://www.mediafire.com/?1mojxrncmnx |
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Wolfmaan 03/02/08 10:43AM ET |
John Coltrane The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions http://www.mediafire.com/?jditemb1fqr Disc 1 1. "Greensleeves" (trad.) 9:57 2. "Song of the Underground Railroad" (trad.) 6:44 3. "Greensleeves" (alternate take) (trad.) 10:53 4. "The Damned Don't Cry" (Cal Massey) 7:34 5. "Africa" (first version) (Coltrane) 14:08 Disc 2 1. "Blues Minor" (Coltrane) 7:20 2. "Africa" (alternate take) (Coltrane) 16:08 3. "Africa" (Coltrane) 16:29 Personnel John Coltrane — tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone Booker Little — trumpet Freddie Hubbard — trumpet Britt Woodman — trombone Carl Bowman — euphonium Julian Priester — euphonium Charles Greenlee — euphonium Julius Watkins — french horn Donald Corrado — french horn Bob Northern — french horn Robert Swisshelm — french horn Jim Buffington — french horn Bill Barber — tuba Eric Dolphy — alto saxophone, clarinet, flute, arranger Pat Patrick — baritone saxophone Garvin Bushell — baritone saxophone McCoy Tyner — piano, arranger Reggie Workman — bass Art Davis — bass Elvin Jones — drums |
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Wolfmaan 03/02/08 10:50AM ET |
Max Roach Percussion Bitter Sweet http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4NFS3UNP This CD reissue brings back a classic album, one of the finest of drummer Max Roach's very productive career. The illustrious sidemen (trumpeter Booker Little; trombonist Julian Priester; Eric Dolphy on alto, bass clarinet, and flute; tenorman Clifford Jordan; pianist Mal Waldron; and bassist Art Davis, in addition to some guest percussionists) all have opportunities to make strong contributions and Dolphy's pleading alto solo on "Mendacity" is particularly memorable. Abbey Lincoln has two emotional and very effective vocals, but it is the overall sound of the ensembles and the political nature of the music that make this set (along with Roach's Freedom Now Suite) quite unique in jazz history. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 10:53AM ET |
SONNY ROLLINS - TENOR MADNESS http://www.zshare.net/download/7248715e487b93/ 1. Tenor Madness 2. When Your Lover Has Gone 3. Paul's Pal 4. My Reverie 5. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone); John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Red Garland (piano); Paul Chambers (bass); Philly Joe Jones (drums) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on May 24, 1956. Remastered by Rudy Van Gelder 2006 at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 10:54AM ET |
DUKE ELLINGTON - MONEY JUNGLE http://www.zshare.net/download/7247539ffd0e72/ 1. Money Jungle 2. Fleurette Africaine 3. Very Special 4. Warm Valley 5. Wig Wise 6. Caravan 7. Solitude 8. Switch Blade 9. A Little Max (Parfait) 10. Rem Blues 11. Backward Country Boy Blues 12. Solitude - (alternate take) 13. Switch Blade - (alternate take) Duke Ellington (piano); Charles Mingus (bass); Max Roach (drums) Recorded at Sound Makers, New York, New York,September 17, 1962. Although this excellent album is listed as a Duke Ellington, equal billing should be given to the participation of Charles Mingus and Max Roach. The remastered CD is outstanding, having been cleaned up from the original master tape. The CD also has the addition of six extra tracks, including four unheard Ellington originals: "Very Special," "Rem Blues," "Switch Blade," and "Backward Country Boy Blues." He is as at home in the setting of a trio as he is with a wailing big-band, and as usual, he allows the other musicians to play. The trio version of "Caravan" is exceptional, raucous and swinging. |
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reimdon 03/02/08 6:08PM ET |
man these threads die way too soon. |
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Wolfmaan 03/02/08 9:09PM ET |
reimdon Posted: 03/02/08 6:08PM ET man these threads die way too soon. |
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Wolfmaan 03/03/08 9:54AM ET |
too soon. |
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reimdon 03/03/08 9:56AM ET |
ART TAYLOR - TAYLOR'S WAILERS http://www.zshare.net/download/7967284b761ce3/ 1. Batland 9:53 2. C.T.A. 4:44 3. Exhibit A 6:15 4. Cubano Chant 6:36 5. Off Minor 5:38 6. Well, You Needn't 7:55 Donald Byrd - (trumpet); John Coltrane - (tenor sax) Jackie McLean - (alto sax); Charlie Rouse - (tenor sax) Ray Bryant - (piano); Red Garland - (piano) Wendell Marshall - (bass); Paul Chambers - (bass) Art Taylor - (drums) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey, February 25 and March 22, 1957. |
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reimdon 03/03/08 9:59AM ET |
Ooops .. link for Art Taylor should be: http://www.zshare.net/download/7960117333c726/ The link above is for this: BOBBY TIMMONS - SOUL TIME 1. Soul Time (6:24) 2. So Tired (6:20) 3. TheTouch of Your Lips (4:16) 4. S'posin' (5:14) 5. Stella B. (5:54) 6. You Don't Know What Love Is (6:16) 7. One Mo' (6:53) Bobby Timmons (piano); Blue Mitchell (trumpet); Sam Jones (bass); Art Blakey (drums) Recorded in August 1960. Pianist Bobby Timmons, best known for his sanctified and funky playing and composing, is mostly heard in a straightahead vein on this CD reissue of a Riverside session. Timmons's four originals ("So Tired" is most memorable) alternate with three standards and are interpreted by a quartet with trumpeter Blue Mitchell, bassist Sam Jones and drummer Art Blakey. The swinging music is well-played, making this a good example of Bobby Timmons playing in a boppish (as opposed to funky) setting. |
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Wolfmaan 03/03/08 3:15PM ET |
Been listening today to everything that people have posted, AWESOME AWESOME STUFF. |
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Wolfmaan 03/03/08 7:15PM ET |
AWESOME STUFF. |
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Wolfmaan 03/04/08 11:01AM ET |
alive. |
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reimdon 03/04/08 12:03PM ET |
i'll get some more stuff to the thread later today. Don |
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IrishCarBomb 03/04/08 3:00PM ET |
this is sweet |
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Wolfmaan 03/04/08 7:10PM ET |
this is sweet |
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rock8888 03/04/08 7:21PM ET |
for you jazz newbs check out.. http://elreza.blogspot.com/ http://myjazzworld.blogspot.com/ http://rockcitygentlemen.blogspot.com/ |
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crab_toes 03/04/08 7:35PM ET |
MT! |
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Smokey1 03/04/08 11:29PM ET |
*bump* |
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pointtwo 03/05/08 1:51AM ET |
Reimdon, where is that Birdland Box? That sounds like such a spectacular lineup, and I desperately want to hear it. Did I miss it, or will it be up soon? |
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Wolfmaan 03/05/08 10:14AM ET |
YT! |
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Ribot_for_President 03/05/08 11:15AM ET |
listening to Dolphy's Outward Bound right now. |
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Wolfmaan 03/05/08 2:32PM ET |
up |
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IrishCarBomb 03/05/08 2:45PM ET |
up |
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InTheBlimpAlot 03/05/08 2:52PM ET |
wowowowow. |
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crab_toes 03/05/08 7:54PM ET |
awesome... |
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Wolfmaan 03/05/08 8:46PM ET |
i'll do a thread recap now.. |
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Nirvana520 03/05/08 8:49PM ET |
awesome, thanks folks. |
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Wolfmaan 03/05/08 8:59PM ET |
RECAP: John Coltrane - Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings (in 7 parts, if they don't work, keep trying) http://www.mediafire.com/?ajjma92j5b3 http://www.mediafire.com/?dbzlw1dswjz http://www.mediafire.com/?81cnbiy4yvr http://www.mediafire.com/?0teli4sy0jg http://www.mediafire.com/?9tczemxy2wz http://www.mediafire.com/?4bsykr9nfmk http://www.mediafire.com/?dsxvbe2kosg The Great Concert of Charles Mingus Part 1 http://sharebee.com/b951ea71 Part 2 http://sharebee.com/15e2074a Charles Mingus - Cornell 1964 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TLH4H2U0 Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch http://sharebee.com/d89a5c0b Eric Dolphy - Conversations http://sharebee.com/60ae3ed9 Eric Dolphy - Iron Man http://sharebee.com/3afbab20 Eric Dolphy - Last Date http://www.mediafire.com/?3eg0i2mvhbx Charles Mingus - Mingus At Antibes http://www.mediafire.com/?ujmbz9vmj0m KEN McINTYRE & ERIC DOLPHY-LOOKING AHEAD http://www.mediafire.com/?9akri1tm1zt CHICO HAMILTON-THE ORIGINAL ELLINGTON SUITE f/ ERIC DOLPHY http://www.mediafire.com/?5i3jlnajlnm ERIC DOLPHY QUINTET featuring FREDDIE HUBBARD -OUTWARD BOUND http://www.mediafire.com/?0hztzmujztk Eric Dolphy— "Vintage Dolphy" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=45PXR7MI CHARLES MINGUS - PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS http://www.zshare.net/download/6310785c8d290a/ Bud Powell— "Jazz at Massey Hall, Vol. 2" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0DMEK69S John Zorn - Spy Vs. Spy: The Music Of Ornette Coleman http://www.mediafire.com/?3odhmymtbwe The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings of John Coltrane long-ass link Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus http://www.mediafire.com/?1mojxrncmnx John Coltrane - The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions http://www.mediafire.com/?jditemb1fqr Max Roach - Percussion Bitter Sweet http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4NFS3UNP SONNY ROLLINS - TENOR MADNESS http://www.zshare.net/download/7248715e487b93/ DUKE ELLINGTON - MONEY JUNGLE http://www.zshare.net/download/7247539ffd0e72/ ART TAYLOR - TAYLOR'S WAILERS http://www.zshare.net/download/7960117333c726/ BOBBY TIMMONS - SOUL TIME http://www.zshare.net/download/7967284b761ce3/ |
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cobracommander 03/06/08 4:58AM ET |
thanks ya'll |
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Wolfmaan 03/06/08 10:32AM ET |
whuuuuuUP! |
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Wolfmaan 03/06/08 11:41AM ET |
^pronounced Chris Berman style, btw. |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:13PM ET |
Sorry .. didn't get the birdland box up yet. Been super busy and then a root canal today. Anyway, DUKE PEARSON - DEDICATION http://www.zshare.net/download/64078591276d2a/ 1. Minor Mishap 2. Number Five 3. Nearness Of You, The 4. Apothegm 5. Lex 6. Blues For Alvina. Time After Time Duke Pearson (piano); Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone); Freddie Hubbard (trumpet); Willie Wilson (trombone); Thomas Howard (bass); Lex Humphries (drums) Recorded at Bell Sound Studios, New York, New York on August 2, 1961. |
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ImUncleSam 03/06/08 8:16PM ET |
nice thread, eric dolphy's the tits |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:16PM ET |
EDDIE GALE - GHETTO MUSIC http://www.zshare.net/download/6305794b9a749f/ 1. The Rain 2. Fulton Street 3. A Walk With Thee 4. A Understanding 5. The Coming Of Gwilu Eddie Gale- trumpet, soprano recorder, Jamaican thumb piano, steel drum, bird whistle; Russell Lyle- tenor saxophone, flute; Judah Samuel, James "Tokio" Reid- bass; Richard Hackett, Thomas Holman- drums; The Noble Gale Singers: Elaine Beiner, Sylvia Bibbs, Barbara Dove, Joann Gale, Evelyn Goodwin, Art Jenkins, Fulumi Prince, Norman Wright, Edward Walrond, Sondra Walston, Mildred Weston- vocals |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:18PM ET |
SONNY CLARK - SONNY'S CRIB http://www.zshare.net/download/6281852685a824/ 1. With A Song In My Heart 2. Speak Low 3. Come Rain Or Come Shine 4. Sonny's Crib 5. News For Lulu 6. With A Song In My Heart - (alternate take, bonus track) 7. Speak Low - (alternate take, bonus track) 8. Sonny's Crib - (alternate take, bonus track) Sonny Clark (piano); John Coltrane (tenor saxophone); Donald Byrd (trumpet); Curtis Fuller (trombone); Paul Chambers (bass); Art Taylor (drums) |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:22PM ET |
Last one ... HOWARD MCGHEE - KENNY DREW http://www.zshare.net/download/6274430f0d4aaf/ 1. Meiciendo 2. Lo-Flame 3. Fluid Drive 4. I'll Remember April 5. Fuguetta 6. Donnellon Square 7. Lo-Flame [Alternate Take] 8. Yesterdays 9. Stella by Starlight 10. Gloria 11. Be My Love 12. Lover, Come Back to Me 13. Everything Happens to Me 14. It Might as Well Be Spring 15. Drew's Blues 16. Yesterdays [Alternate Take] 17. Everything Happens to Me [Alternate Take] Howard McGhee - trumpet (1-7) Art Blakey - drums (8-17) Brew Moore - tenor sax (1-7) Curly Russell - bass J.J.Johnson - trombone (1-7) Kenny Drew - piano Max Roach - drums (1-7 |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:33PM ET |
GRANT GREEN - GRANDSTAND http://www.zshare.net/download/6180587f21f66f/ 1. Grantstand 2. My Funny Valentine 3. Blues In Maude's Flat 4. Old Folks Grant Green (guitar); Yusef Lateef (tenor saxophone, flute); Jack McDuff (organ); Al Harewood (drums) Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on August 1, 1961. |
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reimdon 03/06/08 8:36PM ET |
JIMMY SMITH - GROOVIN' AT SMALL'S PARADISE DISC 1 1. Imagination 2. Walkin' - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 3. My Funny Valentine 4. It's Only A Paper Moon - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 5. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 6. Laura DISC 2 1. Indiana 2. Body And Soul 3. Champ, The - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 4. Lover Man 5. Slightly Monkish 6. After Hours 7. Just Friends Jimmy Smith (organ); Eddie McFadden (guitar); Donald Bailey (drums) In the 20 months between Jimmy Smith's first Blue Note session and this live appearance at the great Harlem club Small's Paradise, he'd become a nationwide hit and launched a whole new sound in jazz, playing the electric organ. He'd made 15 albums in a variety of contexts, but this live session captured how he reached people night after night with his working trio. Nine selections here had made up two volumes of "Groovin' At Small's Paradise". Making its first appearance on CD, the session has been restored to the original order in which the band played the music that night with four previously unissued tunes added. Rudy Van Gelder returned to the original tapes he made in a corner of the club that night to achieve the best possible sound for this valuable document. Recorded live at Small's Paradise, New York, New York on November 15, 1957. (in four parts due to size of file) http://www.zshare.net/download/61545587a3e279/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154611c3e088f/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154659da405eb/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154691fd49b2e/ |
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Wolfmaan 03/06/08 9:20PM ET |
remdon rules |
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Smokey1 03/07/08 12:43AM ET |
bump |
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pointtwo 03/07/08 12:57AM ET |
You have absolutely nothing to apologize for; your posts are rocking my world. But I assume you can imagine that after seeing a tease for one of my three favorite bands of all time, with the addition of one of my three favorite musicians, I might get a bit excited. I'd love it if you post that one, but either way, thank you very much for the great music. |
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reimdon 03/07/08 8:32AM ET |
ok pointtwo ... finally have a bit to get that converted ... upping now. Also, anyone on PT interested in this ... John Zorn's The Dreamers International House Philadelphia, Pa March 2nd, 2008 Quality: A- John Zorn: Alto Sax Marc Ribot: Guitar Jamie Saft: Rhodes, Organ Trevor Dunn: Bass Kenny Wolleson: Vibraphone Joey Baron: Drums Cyro Baptista: Percussion Setlist: 1. Mow Mow 2. Ulawati 3. A Ride on Cottonfair 4. Anulikwutsayl 5. Toys 6. Of Wonder And Certainty 7. Nekashim 8. Exodus |
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Bemsha 03/07/08 8:34AM ET |
YEs , My friend Just saw these guys in Brookland and said it rules. Any Mark Ribot Ceramic Dog? |
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reimdon 03/07/08 8:38AM ET |
I have a bunch of ceramic dog live stuff but the chances of me finding it anytime soon isn't likely .. my collection is a mess. Sorry, if I do, i'll up. Don |
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Bemsha 03/07/08 8:50AM ET |
cool snuka24@hotmail.com |
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reimdon 03/07/08 9:55AM ET |
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OCGZG7AJ John Coltrane The Birdland Box DISC 1 Feb 16, 1962 FM source/ FLAC J. Coltrane (ss,ts); eric dolphy (as, fl); McCoy Tyner (p); Jimmy Garrisson (b); Elvin Jones (d); Alan Grant (ann) 1. Introduction 0:59 2. The Inchworm 7:09 3. Mr PC 7:23 4. Introduction 5. My favourite Things 13:14 June 2, 1962 AUD source John Coltrane (ss,ts); McCoy Tyner (p); Jimmy Garrison (b); Elvin Jones(d); Willima Crayton "Pee Wee" Marquette (ann); Unknown (ann) 1. My favourite Things 14:01 2. Body and Soul 9:57 |
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reimdon 03/07/08 9:56AM ET |
The above link is Disc 1 ... I don't have rest of Box on computer at moment. Don |
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reimdon 03/07/08 1:27PM ET |
bump |
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Ribot_for_President 03/07/08 2:13PM ET |
Dreamers in Brooklyn was way cool. |
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Ribot_for_President 03/07/08 3:03PM ET |
Anyone catching some jazz this weekend? Im going to check out George Coleman Quartet tonight. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/07/08 3:41PM ET |
the dreamers show was excellent. thinking about going to zorn's improv night tomorrow |
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reimdon 03/07/08 4:51PM ET |
Ok, this just up on DIME and i'll up here since it includes Dolphy. Here is the original issue, direct transfer from the Magnetic Cd boots. Now, fully authorized by the mods as ok to upload, other than the bits from other releases that have been issued officially, obviously. this was the first show of the tour and they are ablaze! probably Dolphys best of the tour IMO! ESSENTIAL! Enjoy! =============== John Coltrane quintet featuring Eric Dolphy M Tyner - Piano R Workman - Bass E Jones _ drums 18 nov 1961 Theatre de Olympia, Paris Magnetic 114/115 MAG SILVers > Flac > World cd1-6:30 set Impressions I want to talk about you Blue Train My Favorite Things cd2-11:30 set Blue Train I want to talk about you My Favorite Things |
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reimdon 03/07/08 4:54PM ET |
COLEMAN HAWKINS ENCOUNTERS BEN WEBSTER 1. Blues For Yolande - (stereo) 2. It Never Entered My Mind 3. La Rosita 4. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To 5. Prisoner Of Love 6. Tangerine 7. Shine On Harvest Moon 8. Blues For Yolande - (mono) 9. Blues For Yolande - (previously unreleased, preliminary takes) Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Oscar Peterson (piano); Herb Ellis (guitar); Ray Brown (bass); Alvin Stoller (drums) Recorded at Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California on October 16, 1957. http://www.zshare.net/download/61552811915f71/ |
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reimdon 03/07/08 4:55PM ET |
DEXTER GORDON : THE SAVOY RECORDINGS 1. Blow Mr Dexter 2. Dexter's Deck 3. Dexter's Cuttin' Out 4. Dexter's Minor Mad 5. Long Tall Dexter 6. Dexter Rides Again 7. I Can't Escape From You 8. Dexter Digs In 9. Settin' The Pace 10. So Easy 11. Dexter's Riff 12. Dexter's Mood 13. Dextrose 14. Index 15. Dextivity Dexter Gordon - tenor sax Leo Parker - baritone sax Fats Navarro - trumpet Leonard Hawkins - trumpet Todd Dameron - piano Bud Powell - piano Sadik Hakim - piano Gene Ramey - bass Curley Russell - bass Nelson Boyd - bass Art Blakey - drums Max Roach - drums Eddie Nicholson - drums Art Mardigan - drums http://www.zshare.net/download/61169929fc2a64/ |
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Ribot_for_President 03/07/08 4:56PM ET |
Hawkins Meets Ben is one of my favorite sets of all time. |
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reimdon 03/07/08 4:57PM ET |
GENE AMMONS - BOSS TENOR 1. Hittin' the Jug (8:29) 2. Close Your Eyes (3:46) 3. My Romance (4:16) 4. Canadian Sunset (5:24) 5. Blue Ammons (4:57) 6. Confirmation (5:24) 7. Savoy (3:31) Gene Ammons (tenor saxophone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Doug Watkins (bass); Art Taylor (drums); Ray Barretto (congas) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 16, 1960. http://www.zshare.net/download/60584813659832/ |
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Ribot_for_President 03/07/08 5:00PM ET |
Attention all NYC Jazz fans: 5/6-11 @ the VV -- Ethan Iverson, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian |
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reimdon 03/07/08 5:04PM ET |
Damn, you New York cats always get the good shows. Well, at least we have the Velvet Lounge here in Chicago. Don |
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Ribot_for_President 03/07/08 5:06PM ET |
If I ever get to Chicago, 1st place Im going is the Velvet Lounge. |
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reimdon 03/07/08 5:11PM ET |
For those in chicago (or visiting). Please show the kind Fred Anderson some respect and stop by and say hello. Amazing venue owned by an amazing Jazz legend (well, to me at least) .. Velvet Lounge Don |
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cobracommander 03/08/08 12:26AM ET |
bump |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 1:19AM ET |
up! |
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pointtwo 03/08/08 2:01AM ET |
Yes! You are rocking my world. |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 2:04PM ET |
^ |
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IrishCarBomb 03/08/08 3:49PM ET |
any albert alyer?? |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 5:40PM ET |
albert ayler coming up |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:02PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER LIVE IN GREENWICH VILLAGE: THE COMPLETE IMPULSE RECORDINGS Disc 1 - http://www.mediafire.com/?gy3mdbccaim 1. Holy Ghost 2. Truth Is Marching In 3. Our Prayer 4. Spirits Rejoice 5. Divine Peacemaker 6. Angels Disc 2 - http://www.mediafire.com/?gy3mdbccaim 1. For John Coltrane 2. Change Has Come 3. Light In Darkness 4. Heavenly Home 5. Spiritual Rebirth 6. Infinite Spirit 7. Omega Is The Alpha 8. Universal Thoughts Personnel: Albert Ayler (alto & tenor saxophones); Donald Ayler (trumpet);George Steele (trombone); Michael Sampson (violin); Joel Freedman (cello); Call Cobbs (piano); Bill Fowell, Henry Grimes, Alan Silva, Lewis Worrell (bass); Beaver Harris, Sunny Murray (drums) |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:05PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER MUSIC IS THE HEALING FORCE OF THE UNIVERSE http://www.mediafire.com/?5mgyigxfd05 1. Music is the Healing Force of the Universe 2. Masonic Inborn, part 1 3. A Man is Like a Tree 4. Oh! Love of Life 5. Island Harvest 6. Drudgery Personnel Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone, vocals, [on track 2: bagpipes and ocarina]) Bobby Few (piano) Stafford James (bass) Bill Folwell (bass, bass guitar) Muhammad Ali (drums) Mary Maria (Parks) (vocals [tracks 1,3 and 5]) Henry Vestine (electric guitar [track 6 only]) http://www.mediafire.com/?5mgyigxfd05 |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:07PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER AND DON CHERRY NEW YORK EYE AND EAR CONTROL http://www.mediafire.com/?nat2dyy3ftc 1. Dons Dawn 2. AY 3. ITT Personnel Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone) Don Cherry (trumpet) John Tchicai (alto saxophone) Roswell Rudd (trombone) Gary Peacock (bass) Sunny Murray (drums) http://www.mediafire.com/?nat2dyy3ftc |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:09PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER SPIRITUAL UNITY http://www.mediafire.com/?wznn091my1y 1. Ghosts: first variation 2. The Wizard 3. Spirits 4. Ghosts: second variation Personnel Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone) Gary Peacock (bass) Sunny Murray (drums) http://www.mediafire.com/?wznn091my1y |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:13PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER AND DON CHERRY VIBRATIONS (AKA GHOSTS) http://www.mediafire.com/?zn2t1dyjmfn 1. Ghosts 2. Children 3. Holy Spirit 4. Ghosts 5. Vibrations 6. Mothers Personnel Albert Ayler (alto and tenor saxophones) Don Cherry (trumpet) Gary Peacock (bass) Sunny Murray (drums) http://www.mediafire.com/?zn2t1dyjmfn |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 6:15PM ET |
ALBERT AYLER WITCHES & DEVILS (AKA SPIRITS) http://www.mediafire.com/?4dxfbyzxmg2 1. Witches And Devils 2. Spirits 3. Holy Holy 4. Saints Personnel Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone) Norman Howard (trumpet) Henry Grimes (bass [tracks 1,2,4]) Earle Henderson (bass [tracks 1,3]) Sunny Murray (drums) http://www.mediafire.com/?4dxfbyzxmg2 |
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srwolfboy777 03/08/08 7:09PM ET |
mt- yay for jazz |
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Wolfmaan 03/08/08 7:38PM ET |
jazz'd |
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reimdon 03/08/08 8:00PM ET |
thanks wolfmaan, Don |
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Wolfmaan 03/09/08 12:05AM ET |
^ |
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reimdon 03/09/08 12:03PM ET |
ANDREW HILL - SMOKESTACK 1. Smoke Stack 2. The Day After 3. Walling Wall 4. Ode To Von 5. Not So 6. Verne 7. 30 Pier Avenue 8. Smoke Stack - (alternate take, Bonus Track) 9. The Day After - (alternate take, Bonus Track) 10. Ode To Von - (alternate take, Bonus Track) 11. Not So - (alternate take, Bonus Track) Andrew Hill (piano); Richard Davis, Eddie Khan (bass); Roy Haynes (drums) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (1963). http://www.zshare.net/download/6057249e1cb3a2/ http://www.zshare.net/download/60572817066e02/ |
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reimdon 03/09/08 12:05PM ET |
DONALD BYRD - BLACKJACK 1. Blackjack 2. West Of The Pecos 3. Loki 4. Eldorado 5. Beale Street 6. Pentatonic 7. All Members - (previously unreleased, bonus track) Donald Byrd (trumpet); Sonny Red (alto saxophone); Hank Mobley, Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone); Herbie Hancock, Cedar Walton (piano); Walter Booker, Eddie Khan (bass); Billy Higgins, Albert "Tootie" Heath (drums) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on May 27, 1963 and January 9, 1967 http://www.zshare.net/download/5983104e5e417c/ |
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reimdon 03/09/08 12:08PM ET |
JOHN COLTRANE - DEAR OLD STOCKHOLM 1. Dear Old Stockholm 2. After The Rain 3. One Down, One Up 4. After The Crescent 5. Dear Lord John Coltrane (tenor saxophone); McCoy Tyner (piano); Jimmy Garrison (bass); Roy Haynes (drums) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on April 29, 1963 and May 26, 1965. DEAR OLD STOCKHOLM gathers together studio sessions the Coltrane Quartet made with the great drummer Roy Haynes who was filling in for the remarkable Elvin Jones. "I always tried to get him when Elvin Jones wasn't able to make it," Coltrane explained. The resulting studio sessions, now gathered together on one disc for the first time, paint an intriguing sonic alternative to the great Coltrane Quartet of the '60s.Where Elvin Jones' is all rolling thunder and elemental energy, Haynes' polyrhythmic style is more stacatto and jagged. What both drummers had in common was an uncanny intuition for orchestrating Coltrane's epic melodic inventions, and setting up a freewheeling rhythmic counterpoint to his most complex passages. "One Down, One Up" and "After The Crescent" are among the most expansive, lyrical group improvisations in the entire Coltrane canon, as Haynes shadows each tenor motif with complex variations that inspire Coltrane to dig down deeper. And yet it is the work of the quartet as a whole on the poignant ballad "After The Rain" that lingers in the listener's imagination long after the disc has stopped. And for long time fans of the Impulse! recordings, the exceptional quality of GRP's recent digital remasterings reveal details hidden in the grooves for many years. http://www.zshare.net/download/59781436ca0384/ |
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Wolfmaan 03/09/08 5:41PM ET |
UPUPUPUPUP |
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Wolfmaan 03/10/08 12:17AM ET |
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reimdon 03/10/08 8:44AM ET |
Anyone else in this thread besides Wolfmaan .. make some noise and i'll up some more. Don |
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MichaelG 03/10/08 8:52AM ET |
mt |
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keyclick 03/10/08 12:45PM ET |
Absolutely, Don! I am dl'ing and enjoying it all immensely! Thanks. Did you ever uncover your stash of live Dan stuff? |
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indoors 03/10/08 12:50PM ET |
mt |
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pheeltrey 03/10/08 12:57PM ET |
mt |
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zappa99 03/10/08 12:58PM ET |
nice work, all much appreciated |
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pointtwo 03/10/08 8:12PM ET |
I'm enjoying it very much, and would love anything else you have to offer. |
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Wolfmaan 03/10/08 8:43PM ET |
LS |
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dividedsky32289 03/10/08 8:58PM ET |
mt |
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TheGyRo 03/10/08 9:03PM ET |
best thread of the year@!@ Props to POSTER@@@ |
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SelimSivad 03/10/08 9:06PM ET |
man I have a lot of catching up to do... need to clear off some HD space, too |
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AKtion 03/10/08 11:23PM ET |
Save. |
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reimdon 03/11/08 8:00AM ET |
more coming up |
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keyclick 03/11/08 12:36PM ET |
did someone say UP? |
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IrishCarBomb 03/11/08 1:51PM ET |
Dolphy really gives trane a run for his money in the vanguard sessions. SICKENING |
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reimdon 03/11/08 4:13PM ET |
Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane - At Carnegie Hall http://www.mediafire.com/?b0isnnt3xzy Don |
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brianr 03/11/08 7:23PM ET |
Awesome thread, thanks! more blakey?? |
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TheGyRo 03/11/08 7:40PM ET |
IrishCarBomb Posted: 03/11/08 1:51PM ET Dolphy really gives trane a run for his money in the vanguard sessions. SICKENING you speak the truth my friend! |
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Wolfmaan 03/11/08 10:16PM ET |
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reimdon 03/11/08 10:56PM ET |
LEE MORGAN - CITY LIGHTS 1. City Lights 2. Tempo De Waltz 3. You're Mine You 4. Just By Myself 5. Kin Folks Lee Morgan - trumpet ; Curtis Fuller - trombone ; George Coleman - alto & tenor sax Paul Chamber - bass Ray Bryant - piano Art Taylor - drums Lee Morgan was only a tender 19 years of age when he led this 1957 Blue Note date, but his technique surpassed most of the more seasoned trumpeters on the scene. Technically agile and possessed of a bright, clear tone (he clearly belongs to the lineage of Dizzy Gillespie), Morgan shines on CITY LIGHTS, and his sidemen--including saxophonist George Coleman, trombonist Curtis Fuller, and bassist Paul Chambers--are no slouches, either. Strong writing from jazz composer Benny Golson makes this a thoroughly enjoyable hard-bop session. The 2006 reissue boasts beautifully remastered sound. http://www.zshare.net/download/5956514715cecd/ |
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reimdon 03/11/08 10:59PM ET |
WAYNE SHORTER - SECOND GENESIS 1. The Ruby and the Pearl - 5:51 2. Pay as You Go - 3:38 3. Second Genesis - 4:07 4. Mr. Chairman - 3:12 5. Tenderfoot - 3:24 6. The Albatross - 5:19 7. Getting to Know You - 4:15 8. I Didn't Know What Time It Was - 5:09 Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Cedar Walton (piano); Bob Cranshaw (bass); Art Blakey (drums). Recorded at Universal Recorders, Chicago, Illinois on October 11, 1960. Originally issued on Vee-Jay (3057). Second Genesis is Wayne Shorter's second album for Vee-Jay Records and also as leader, performing again in the hard bop medium along with legendary jazz drummer Art Blakey. http://www.zshare.net/download/59560087e531c2/ |
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brianr 03/12/08 12:20AM ET |
thanks for that reimdon! very much appreciated anymore shorter or blakey would be awesome! |
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AKtion 03/12/08 12:55AM ET |
'sup? |
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cannonfodder 03/12/08 3:42AM ET |
All I can say is WOW |
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MichaelG 03/12/08 8:52AM ET |
thanks again |
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cyanidebreathmint 03/12/08 8:53AM ET |
best thread ever |
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reimdon 03/12/08 9:08AM ET |
ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS- A NIGHT IN TUNISIA Art Blakey/Jazz Messengers: Art Blakey (drums); Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Lee Morgan (trumpet); Bobby Timmons (piano); Jymie Merritt (double bass). Liner Note Authors: Barbara J. Gardner; Bob Blumenthal. Recording information: Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (8/7/1960); Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (8/14/1960). TRACKLISTING A NIGHT IN TUNISIA (BLUE NOTE): Night In Tunisia, A Sincerely Diana Sincerely Diana - (previously unreleased, alternate take, CD only) When Your Lover Has Gone - (previously unreleased, CD only) So Tired Yama Kozo`s Waltz www.mediafire.com/?1nwnnnxzzdj |
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InTheBlimpAlot 03/12/08 9:09AM ET |
hooooly jeeez. |
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reimdon 03/12/08 9:10AM ET |
Peter Broetzmann Chicago Tentet @ Konfrontationen Nickelsdorf 2003-07-19+20 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9UXSDGUO Peter Broetzmann ... reeds Mats Gustafsson ... reeds Ken Vandermark ... reeds Mars Williams ... reeds Joe McPhee ... reeds,tp Jeb Bishop ... tb Kent Kessler ... b Fred Lonberg-Holm ... cello Hamid Drake ... dr,perc Michael Zerang ... dr,perc |
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reimdon 03/12/08 9:30AM ET |
Milt Jackson Sextet ''Invitation'' 1962 http://sharebee.com/3025354c Personnel: Kenny Dorham (tp) Jimmy Heath (ts) Milt Jackson (vib) Tommy Flanagan (p) Ron Carter (b) Connie Kay (d) Tracklist: 1. Invitation 2. Too Close For Comfort 3. Ruby My Dear [take 6] 4. The Dealer 5. Poom-a-loom 6. Stella By Starlight 7. Ruby 8. None Shall Wander [take 8] 9. Ruby My Dear [take 5] 10. None Shall Wander [take 6] |
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indoors 03/12/08 9:36AM ET |
hell yes! |
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Wolfmaan 03/12/08 10:34AM ET |
Wayne Shorter Speak No Evil http://www.mediafire.com/?jwjgy341xwm Personnel: Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Freddie Hubbard (trumpet); Herbie Hancock (piano); Ron Carter (bass); Elvin Jones (drums). 1. Witch Hunt 2. Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum 3. Dance Cadaverous 4. Speak No Evil 5. Infant Eyes 6. Wild Flower |
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Wolfmaan 03/12/08 10:38AM ET |
Art Blakey Orgy in Rhythm http://www.mediafire.com/?tbnbwvtrajy Herbie Mann(fl)Ray Bryant(p)Wendell Marshall(b)Art Blakey.Jo Jones,Art Taylor,Specs Wright(d) Buhaina Chant Ya Ya Toffi Split Skins Amuck Elephant Walk Come Out Meet Me Tonight Abdullah's Delight |
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andrewf 03/12/08 10:38AM ET |
holy christ mt |
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Wolfmaan 03/12/08 10:42AM ET |
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers Moanin' http://www.mediafire.com/?jggwazgxbwy Lee Morgan(tp)Benny Golson(ts)Bobby Timmons(p)Jymie Merritt(b)Art Blakey(d) 1. Warm-Up and Dialogue between Lee [Morgan] and Rudy [van Gelder] 2. Moanin' 3. Are You Real? 4. Along Came Betty 5. The Drum Thunder Suite 6. Blues March 7. Come Rain Or Come Shine 8. Moanin' [Alternate Take] |
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TheGyRo 03/12/08 10:44AM ET |
we going to 499 with this beeyach |
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reimdon 03/12/08 10:47AM ET |
Die Like A Dog - Die Like A Dog: Fragments of Music, Life and Death of Albert Ayler (1993) w/Brotzmann, Hamid Drake, William Parker, and Toshinori Kondo Die Like A Dog Don |
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Prince_Buster 03/12/08 11:00AM ET |
this is an awesome thread. as usual DON is the only thing that makes PT legit Don, did you listen to that Slow music from west africa music I hooked you up with? did you dig it? |
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brianr 03/12/08 12:35PM ET |
Is there a password needed for the milt jackson? |
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TheGyRo 03/12/08 12:36PM ET |
We didn't get all the Dolphy albums did we? |
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IrishCarBomb 03/12/08 3:27PM ET |
wolf and don thanks for the music as always i LOVE hamid drake! |
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IrishCarBomb 03/12/08 6:19PM ET |
shoots and ladders |
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pointtwo 03/13/08 12:11AM ET |
I upped this for my dad, in an attempt to convince him to join me for their upcoming Denver show, but I figure it can't hurt to post here: Return To Forever - Live From 'Old Grey Whistle Test' Chick Corea - Keys Al DiMeola - Guitar Stanley Clark - Bass Lenny White - Drums |
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Wolfmaan 03/13/08 10:35AM ET |
lllllllllllll |
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IrishCarBomb 03/13/08 12:47PM ET |
albert ayler is some serious shit |
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Wolfmaan 03/13/08 3:13PM ET |
message to you from stevo you should come back to pheesh, dude. JV misses you. |
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rock8888 03/13/08 3:15PM ET |
best thread ever. |
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PHISHSIHd 03/13/08 3:53PM ET |
lemmon. come back. immediately. and bring reimdon while you're at it. we'll have a jazz-uploading orgy. |
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Wolfmaan 03/13/08 10:07PM ET |
UP |
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Smokey1 03/13/08 11:39PM ET |
Jazzzzzzzz... |
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IrishCarBomb 03/14/08 1:17AM ET |
OMG at that pic |
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IrishCarBomb 03/14/08 3:40AM ET |
lARRY YOUNG |
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MichaelG 03/14/08 9:13AM ET |
I know the dude in that photo. His name is Matt. |
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glassjazz 03/14/08 11:12AM ET |
We need to keep this thread alive. Does anyone know anything about Flora Purim? I really dig this tune called "Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly." I have her original version and Gary Burton's quartet version. A friend told me that there was a version with Return To Forever doing the tune (which makes sense, considering Chick penned the tune) with Flora Purim singing and scatting her ass off in the middle. Does anyone know where I could find this version? |
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DrugzMcMoney 03/14/08 12:00PM ET |
Soup (Bill Laswell) - Soup Live Genre - jazz/avant-garde/experimental/ambient Bill Laswell - Bass, samples, effects Otomo Yoshihide - Guitar, effects Yoshigaki Yasuhiro - Drums, electric drum, percussion, trumpet 1. Chikin 2. Corn 3. Onion 4. Eel From Amazon: "I am reminded when listening to this of David Torn's description of his music as "ambient with an attitude", but perhaps a notion of "angry ambient" is a bit more appropriate-- the trio performs frantic energy improvs that feel deeply rooted in the work of Brian Eno but manage to capture intensity like the most frantic of power trio improv. With the addition of a lead voice on some tracks (Naruyoshi Kikuchi on tenor sax and organ, Yuji Katsui on electric violin and Akira Sakata on alto sax), there seems to be more of an opportunity, remarkably, for the trio to interact, with Otomo joining Laswell and Toshigaki in setting up grooves and rhythms for the lead players to work on. Of particular note is "Eel", the closing track on the first disc-- Naruyoshi's tenor comes in delicately at first, playing long tones and simple melodic statements over a minimalist bassline from Laswell but there's an underlying tension that comes loose with Naruyoshi exploring the altissimo register of the horn. After several minutes of this, suddenly a fantastic groove is established by the trio, with Otomo joining in to provide a platform over which Naruyoshi digs deep. Towards the end of the piece (and not for the first or last time on the record), Otomo seems to evoke the ghost of Sonny Sharrock, pulling forth statements, themes and ideas like only Sharrock seemed to manage." |
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IrishCarBomb 03/14/08 2:32PM ET |
If anyone is a classical fan. Here is Uri Caine doing some classical works. Very cool shit. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=367PEOX9 Caine spices up Mahler |
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CowFunk1997 03/14/08 2:33PM ET |
can i put a request in for some Art Ensemble and/or Circle (chick's avant garde piano trio)... |
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DrugzMcMoney 03/14/08 2:38PM ET |
i have people in sorrow. give me some time, though. |
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reimdon 03/14/08 3:08PM ET |
Larry Young: GRANT GREEN - TALKIN' ABOUT http://www.zshare.net/download/6271840f144c17/ 1. Talkin' About J. C. 2. People 3. Luny Tune 4. You Don't Know What Love Is 5. I'm An Old Cowhand Grant Green (guitar); Larry Young (organ); Elvin Jones (drums) |
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Ribot_for_President 03/14/08 3:10PM ET |
that's one of my favorite GG sets. |
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reimdon 03/14/08 3:18PM ET |
Art Ensemble Of Chicago: People In Sorrow (1969) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FGSJX95O |
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CowFunk1997 03/14/08 4:00PM ET |
love this thread... might up load some Air in a little bit. |
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CowFunk1997 03/14/08 4:33PM ET |
any got some Sonny Sharrock? |
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andrewf 03/14/08 8:37PM ET |
ajds;fjad;skl |
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DrugzMcMoney 03/14/08 8:38PM ET |
AIR Air Song http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?72j2nmbk3fo 80 Below 82 http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?7mqbycznibd |
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IrishCarBomb 03/15/08 12:00PM ET |
Is this the euro pop band air, that did the virgin suicides soundtrack? |
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Ribot_for_President 03/15/08 12:09PM ET |
no, its trio with henry threadgil, fred hopkins and steve mccall |
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IrishCarBomb 03/15/08 1:11PM ET |
oh, threadgill...has to be good |
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DrugzMcMoney 03/15/08 2:34PM ET |
Henry Threadgill Sextet Rag, Bush & All - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?fqzjkznyyzy So Far - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ayl9t3tnsij Word of Mouth - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2yjoednmukc Zooid - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2i41ylllmyd |
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Wolfmaan 03/15/08 7:48PM ET |
UP AGAIN |
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DrugzMcMoney 03/15/08 7:56PM ET |
you guys might like this. it's a blog me and some brahs started: music blog not too much on there as of yet, but its growing |
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Smokey1 03/16/08 12:02AM ET |
Diiiiigggg... |
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IrishCarBomb 03/16/08 12:34PM ET |
morning |
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IrishCarBomb 03/16/08 7:25PM ET |
dolphy |
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Smokey1 03/17/08 12:24AM ET |
*bumpt* |
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Wolfmaan 03/17/08 1:07AM ET |
save. |
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jhigh4twen 03/17/08 1:36AM ET |
mt |
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MichaelG 03/17/08 8:28AM ET |
bump. |
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reimdon 03/17/08 8:42AM ET |
John ZORN, Fred FRITH, Bill LASWELL, Dave LOMBARDO - Paris 2000 ZORN: sax / FRITH: guitar / LASWELL: bass / LOMBARDO: drums this line up also known as the BLADERUNNER PROJECT Excellent audience recording in Paris (La Villette Jazz festival) 5 July 2000 Extract of a Dave Lombardo interview : Question : What has been your most memorable or inspirational gig and why? Lombardo: "In Paris at a jazz festival. I played there with John Zorn and Bill Laswell, the dub producer, and Fred Frith, the guitar player/sound effects guy. We did an improv there that brought the people to their feet — it was just amazing. We clicked so well that night that I don't think it was ever recreated again. That showed what could come out from your inside naturally — a musical experience that only happens not very often." here are the links : part 1 : http://www.mediafire.com/?snq41wnm3jt part 2 : http://www.mediafire.com/?mz1zjjnci70 |
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reimdon 03/17/08 8:49AM ET |
Mixing it up a bit: James Blood Ulmer - Zurich Jazz Festival, Zürich, Switzerland, 11/04/88 Lady Blue After Dark Black Sheep Wings Drum Solo / Show me your Love America / I belong in the USA james blood ulmer - guitar bill laswell - bass ronald shannon jackson - drums http://www.megaupload.com/?d=13L7P7AV |
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reimdon 03/17/08 8:51AM ET |
John Scofield—Heineken Jazz Festival 1990 John Scofield Quartet—Heineken Jazz Festival, Rotterdam 20.10.90 incl. cover art Tracks: 1. Big Fan 2. Let's Say We Did 3. Chariots http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QPKG32XF 4. Stranger To the Light 5. Cissy Strut 6. Evansville http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VKETVQN6 |
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reimdon 03/17/08 8:57AM ET |
JOHNNY GRIFFIN - GRAB THIS! 1. Grab This! (Griffin) 6:06 2. 63rd Street Theme (Griffin) 5:34 3. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Ellington, Russell) 8:37 4. Offering Time (Bryant) 6:16 5. These Foolish Things (Link, Marvell, Strachey) 6:39 6. Cherry Float (Griffin) 5:29 Johnny Griffin (tenor sax) Paul Bryant (organ) Joe Pass (guitar) Jimmy Bond (bass) Doug Sides (drums) http://www.zshare.net/download/8934211d05897f/ |
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reimdon 03/17/08 9:10AM ET |
Noah Howard - Live at Judson Hall http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PLQKY5BI Some free jazz goodness. Featuring: Dave Burrell, Norris Jones, Rik Colbeck, Bobby Kapp. 1 This Place Called Earth 2 Homage To Coltrane |
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reimdon 03/17/08 9:41AM ET |
Keeping with Threadgill .. from another blog: lucky peterson - black midnight sun (2003) lucky peterson, guitar, organ, electric piano, synthesizer, vocal bill laswell, bass jerome "bigfoot" brailey, drums alex j. harding, baritone saxophone graham haynes, cornet jesse dulman, tuba henry threadgill, flute horns arranged by henry threadgill 1. Herbert Harper's Free Press News (Barnes,Thurston) 5.20 2. Lucky in Love (Jagger) 5.15 3. Is It Because I'm Black (Johnson,Jones,Watts) 4.50 4. Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone (Barker,Wilson,Davis) 3.53 5. Smokestack Lightning (Burnett) 5.07 6. Black Midnight Sun (Sylvian,Moore,Brown,Williams)4.58 7. She's a Burglar (Ragovoy) 4.39 8. Truly Your Friend (Peterson,Washington) 5.19 9. Talkin' Loud and Saying Nothing (Brown,Byrd) 4.12 10. Changes Your Ways (Peterson,Washington) 3:03 11. Thank You for Talkin' To Me Africa (Stewart) 5.59 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D9M5WOTK password: fucksarko |
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IrishCarBomb 03/17/08 1:17PM ET |
bebop |
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Wolfmaan 03/17/08 5:31PM ET |
nice don! |
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TheGyRo 03/17/08 6:13PM ET |
w-o-w is all I can say... and thanks |
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IrishCarBomb 03/18/08 12:08AM ET |
threadgill is killin |
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reimdon 03/18/08 8:06AM ET |
Here's a few things I have upped on previous threads .. links rae still active. AALY Trio and Ken Vandermark - 3.24.00 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N92PGWVE Peter Brotzman 4.11.07 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VMLUSLYC Anthony Braxton In Berlin http://www.mediafire.com/?bhrme5wyt4w Cecil Taylor 11-6-69 http://www.mediafire.com/?ayjmmnbnyzy Archie Shepp 10-30-67 http://www.mediafire.com/?1imnelii1zi |
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reimdon 03/18/08 8:21AM ET |
Territory Band - Collide (with Fred Anderson) (2007) Collide The five-part composition, recorded live in 2006 at Chicago’s Millennium Park, opens with a spirited swing. This kind of acknowledgment to jazz history finds Axel Doerner playing some blues-inflected trumpet over the composed parts, only to open things up to the strings of cellist Fred Longberg-Holm and guitarist David Stackenäs. Certainly the crowd felt the groove as saxophonist Fred Anderson strolled into “Part 2,” and we hear his signature tenor sound blowing huge notes. The world twists in an odd direction with Lasse Marhaugs electronic accompaniment, a sort of burning electronics akin to a G.X. Jupitter-Larsen’ deconstruction. The tradition has morphed, as suddenly the group’s swinging is challenged by the digital future. Never fear, the composed section and its beat returns. Anderson deals with the electronics and the ensemble, soloing in front and over the energy systems created. ”Part 4” is the culmination of the piece, with the band working at full strength. Vandermark’s composition is tested, expanded, and driven hard here. To his credit the music, held together by dual percussionists Paul Lytton and Paal Nilssen-Lovem, is never confused nor does it dissolve into chaos. The last part opens with the drummers calling the session to conclusion. The music churns, not unlike a Brötzmann Tentet, but the true spirit is that of Sun Ra and his love of all things ceremonial. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/18/08 2:06PM ET |
Good ole Fred Anderson |
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TheGyRo 03/18/08 5:34PM ET |
mt |
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theauraphonic 03/18/08 5:41PM ET |
how do people come up with all those links so fast? I'm lucky if I can post three or four in a thread. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/18/08 7:18PM ET |
i think alot of the links are grabbed from various blogs |
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Ribot_for_President 03/18/08 7:29PM ET |
how do I upload shit? DO I have to do it one track at a time? |
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pointtwo 03/18/08 7:34PM ET |
Put them into a zip file. On an Apple, it's as simple as highlighting the files and selecting Create Archive of # Items. I'm not sure what you use on a pc. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/18/08 8:36PM ET |
take the tracks you want to up. Then, zip ir with winrar, or winzip..if you are using a pc. with rinrar= right click-->ad to archive--->hit ok. Creates the zip. then go to mediafire.com and upload that zip. |
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TheGyRo 03/18/08 9:12PM ET |
this thread is filling my HD...That 2000 Zorn in Paris is amazing man..Never heard anything like it. Thanks for the up mang! |
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gravalax 03/18/08 9:14PM ET |
hey, i actually uploaded that 11.6.69 cecil taylor. i can personally vouch for its epicness |
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graffd 03/18/08 9:14PM ET |
mt |
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reimdon 03/18/08 9:23PM ET |
Sorry gravalex .. my mistake. I do think I upped that one before with known source. Different link obviously. I also upped this one from 1969 but link is no longer active. I'll see if I can dig it out again. CECIL TAYLOR QUARTET 1969-11-05 Folkets Hus, Stockholm, Sweden 01. Fragments of a Dedication to Duke Ellington [55:35] Cecil Taylor (piano) Jimmy Lyons (alto sax) Sam Rivers (soprano sax, tenor sax) Andrew Cyrille (drums) source : FM broadcast > ? > CD > Plextor PX-708A extraction (EAC v0.95 prebeta 5) > tracking (CD Wave) > sector boundary verification (shntool v2.0.3) > .flac encoding (flac v1.1.0) |
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gravalax 03/18/08 9:25PM ET |
no you probably did, too. i DL'd it off that old blog "churchnumber9" and uploaded it for the jazz mf/ss thread i started last year while i was still jahpastafari i wasnt trying to swing in and take your thunder or anything, as you obviously are the man, i just wanted to vouch for how great/out there it is |
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reimdon 03/18/08 9:26PM ET |
Not sure if there is any interest in this but it is a very Jazzy Version of Gong .. i'll up sinc eit is on harddrive if there is interest. Just need to convert. Don new york gong modern theatre boston ma april 21 1979 daevid allen-guitar/vox bill laswell-bass don davis-sax mark kramer-trombone bill bacon-drums 12 tracks-82:84 low gen SBD |
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TheGyRo 03/18/08 9:26PM ET |
gravalax thanks for the up man and everyone else! |
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reimdon 03/18/08 9:28PM ET |
man i loved churchnumber9 .. here is probably the next best blog out there. thanks again for all the ups Jah. Enjoy: http://moneydown.wordpress.com/ Don |
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gravalax 03/18/08 9:33PM ET |
thanks, don. that site looks great. awesome selection of last exit. |
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brianr 03/18/08 11:39PM ET |
anyone get the milt jackson to work? it seems i need a password for it |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 12:00AM ET |
I'm a huge fan of jazz organ, and Grab This, the Jimmy Smith shoe, and Larry Young show, have all been great. If you have any more, I'd appreciate it more than I can describe in a reasonable number or words. Here's some Jack McDuff: Screamin' Jack McDuff - Hammond Kenny Burrell - Guitar Leo Wright - Alto Joe Dukes - Drums |
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Wolfmaan 03/19/08 10:26AM ET |
281. that site is great, don. |
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gravalax 03/19/08 1:06PM ET |
this is pretty awesome. i dont understand how when we do jazz threads they fly completely under the radar, yet the mods have their finger on the trigger for nearly any other kind of music. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/19/08 3:52PM ET |
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MUB3TJCJ Charlie Hunter/John Medeski/Bobby Previtte |
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andrewf 03/19/08 4:50PM ET |
Mixing it up a bit: James Blood Ulmer - Zurich Jazz Festival, Zürich, Switzerland, 11/04/88 Lady Blue After Dark Black Sheep Wings Drum Solo / Show me your Love America / I belong in the USA james blood ulmer - guitar bill laswell - bass ronald shannon jackson - drums http://www.megaupload.com/?d=13L7P7AV Quick question----is this Ulmer very "out?" I have a cd of a band he was in called Third Rail and it's very groove heavy and funky, but I've also heard some stuff that is very free jazzy. |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 8:45PM ET |
Jack McDuff - Legends of Acid Jazz Jack McDuff - Organ George Benson - Guitar Red Holloway - Tenor Joe Dukes - Drums |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 8:46PM ET |
There are various musicians on this McDuff album, and I don't feel like listing them all, but Red Holloway and Pat Martino on guitar are on all of them. Joey Defrancesco is on the last two songs. Jack McDuff - Brotherly Love |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 8:51PM ET |
Pat Martino - Live At Yoshi's Pat Martino - Guitar Joey Defrancesco - Organ Billy Hart - Drums Am I the only one who's thrown off every time I see the name of that drummer? Mickey Kreutzman would be weirder, but I stumble on that name every time I see it. |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 8:59PM ET |
Also check out the Return To Forever thread, where I upped more inspiration for the best tour of '08. |
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baldingyoda 03/19/08 9:01PM ET |
mt |
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theauraphonic 03/19/08 9:02PM ET |
Jack McDuff is great! I've got nearly the entire Jimmy McGriff disco if anyone's interested in some his stuff. Mean Machine, The Worm, Funkiest Little Band in the Land are good starters for the newbs. Anyone? OH yeah, what's up with this RTF tour I've been hearing about? Corea, Clarke, DiMeola, White, for real? |
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IrishCarBomb 03/19/08 9:06PM ET |
please up the funky jimmy mcgriff! |
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theauraphonic 03/19/08 9:34PM ET |
alright, it's gonna be 30 minutes for the first link. I'm gonna up Mean Machine, easily the best Jimmy McGriff imho. |
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keyclick 03/19/08 9:40PM ET |
@ Gravalax: Yeah, hope we can keep it that way :-) There are a bunch of threads running on about the mods, etc. and they have been pretty active in killing a lot of M F S S threads lately. We gotta keep the thread titles clean of references to 'downloads' and the initials of the D/L sites, cuz that may draw attention. I think the live and out of print nature of a lot of the jazz here protects us from scrutiny, although technically most jazz guys are anti-trading, and even old OOP albums are back for sale on pay DL sites. Its funny, some of the rips on some of the b l o g s are from the original vinyl, not CDs! Jam on guys, thanks again, and great stuff. Be sure to occasionally buy stuff from those still doing it for a living. |
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pointtwo 03/19/08 9:49PM ET |
Everything that has been posted in this thread is unavailable commercially, so it's all good. |
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theauraphonic 03/19/08 10:01PM ET |
Mean Machine upping now rastas. Yes, buy music like Marcus Miller. You think Miles Davis gives a fuck up in heaven about people downloading his recordings? I'm sure him and Jerry and Jimi have had a few good laughs at PT expense and couldn't care less if we "steal" their music. In fact, as many know, Jerry publically abandoned ownership of his music after it was played. I bet he turns a sharp eye towards some of the living GD family over some recent events regarding ownership of the music. But then of course, they do a fat line of heaven together and all will be merry. |
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theauraphonic 03/19/08 10:34PM ET |
damn, mediafire is way slow compared to SS. |
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theauraphonic 03/19/08 10:49PM ET |
Mean Machine |
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keyclick 03/20/08 12:11AM ET |
OK, for you hammond organ trio fans, this one is Tony Monaco and Joey DeFrancesco's trios playing together. Both guys are playing the "new B-3" from hammond, hence the title. Tony Monaco and Joey DeFrancesco dig it. |
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gravalax 03/20/08 12:36AM ET |
anyone have any sonny sharrock outside of last exit? |
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CowFunk1997 03/20/08 12:48AM ET |
could someone upload some Circle...Chick's trio/sometimes quartet in the late 60's? |
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CowFunk1997 03/20/08 12:48AM ET |
some Last Exit would be cool too. |
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gravalax 03/20/08 12:50AM ET |
last exit http://unblogandalou.blogspot.com/2008/03/last-exit-koln.html |
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Wolfmaan 03/20/08 10:21AM ET |
get up! |
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andrewf 03/20/08 11:39AM ET |
amazing thread. thanks everybody |
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IrishCarBomb 03/20/08 12:08PM ET |
regarding sonny sharrock. He has a sick album called, "Ask the Ages" Elvin Jones, Pharough Sanders, etc... I will hunt it down and up it. You def want it. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/20/08 1:58PM ET |
Sonny- http://www.mediafire.com/?lfndeevtvwn "Ask the Ages is Sonny Sharrock's masterpiece, and sadly it was also the last album he would record before his premature death in 1994. It's the most challenging jazz work he recorded as a leader, and it's the clearest expression of his roots as a jazz player, drawing heavily on Coltrane's modal post-bop and concepts of freedom. To that end, Sharrock reunites with Coltrane's old cohort, Pharoah Sanders, who featured Sharrock on his wild Tauhid and Izipho Zam LPs; what's more, Coltrane Quartet drummer Elvin Jones is on hand, as is young bassist Charnett Moffett. It's far and away the best, most adventurous, and most jazz-oriented backing group Sharrock recorded with during his comeback, and the results are breathtaking. The compositions are all Sharrock originals, and all six have utterly memorable themes that often recall the sweeping lyricism of Sanders' most spiritual '60s works. For his part, Sanders responds with some of his most ferocious playing in years, and Sharrock sounds vitally energized by the tenor's screeching passion. There isn't a wasted moment on the album, but particular highlights include the fiery, majestic opener, "Promises Kept," the searching ballad "Who Does She Hope to Be?," and the awe-inspiring blast-fest "Many Mansions," where Sharrock and Sanders both reach a blistering pinnacle. Listeners coming to Sharrock from rock & roll or his Space Ghost Coast to Coast soundtrack might find that Ask the Ages isn't the nonstop skronk-fest they expected; it's his overall musicality that's on display, but there's still plenty that will scare the bejeezus out of timid jazzbos. It's a tragedy that Sharrock didn't get much of a chance to expand on this achievement, but thankfully it exists in the first place." |
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Wolfmaan 03/20/08 5:57PM ET |
'sup? |
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theauraphonic 03/20/08 6:00PM ET |
anyone check out Mean Machine? You likee? |
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Wolfmaan 03/20/08 6:12PM ET |
haha, yeah, that's buried somewhere in the pile of stuff I've downloaded from this thread that I need to listen to. I'll check it out soon. |
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theauraphonic 03/20/08 6:29PM ET |
It's very textured and has huge arrangements of horns and strings and shit. It's DOPE. You'll like it! |
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brianr 03/20/08 6:50PM ET |
DrugzMcMoney, I dig that blog...anybody know of similar ones to that? |
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gravalax 03/20/08 6:59PM ET |
that's my (and a few other's) blog, so if you have any requests, let me know. ICB, thanks for the sonny sharrock. i actually grabbed that album off waffles last night after my boy cbm recommended it. i also grabbed black woman (1969). dont know if anyone wants that |
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Prince_Buster 03/20/08 9:04PM ET |
I can't believe there is a sonny sharock album in here. TOO COOL! great thread. |
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brianr 03/20/08 9:50PM ET |
how about miles - bags groove? |
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Wolfmaan 03/21/08 1:51AM ET |
Bag's Groove Personnel: Miles Davis (trumpet); Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone); Milt Jackson (vibraphone); Thelonious Monk, Horace Silver (piano); Percy Heath (bass); Kenny Clarke (drums). http://www.mediafire.com/?dxn2yaljkhn |
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reimdon 03/21/08 8:24AM ET |
LOUIS SMITH - HERE COMES LOUIS SMITH http://www.zshare.net/download/8936128ae5ff6d/ 1. Tribute to Brownie (6:38) 2. Brill's Blues (8:22) 3. Ande (6:42) 4. Star Dust (5:19) 5. South Side (8:39) 6. Val's Blues (6:36) Louis Smith, trumpet; Cannonball Adderley(aka Buckshot La Funke), alto sax; Duke Jordan (1-2, 5), Tommy Flanagan (3-4, 6), piano; Doug Watkins, bass; Art Taylor, drums Recorded in New Yor, NY, Feb. 4 (1-2, 5) and Feb. 9 (3-4, 6), 1957 |
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reimdon 03/21/08 8:29AM ET |
ART FARMER-FARMER'S MARKET Personnel: Art Farmer (trumpet); Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone); Kenny Drew (piano); Addison Farmer (bass); Elvin Jones (drums). Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on November 23, 1956 www.mediafire.com/?amhjjohhmlo |
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reimdon 03/21/08 8:31AM ET |
BUD POWELL- A PORTRAIT OF THELONIOUS Cannonball Adderley (Producer), Pierre Michelot (Bass), Bud Powell (Piano), Bud Powell, Kenny Clarke (Drums), Orrin Keepnews (Liner Notes), Recorded in Paris, France in December 1961. 1. Off Minor 2. There Will Never Be Another You 3. Ruby, My Dear 4. No Name Blues 5. Thelonious 6. Monk's Mood 7. I Ain't Foolin' 8. Squatty 9. Squatty (Unissued alternate take) |
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reimdon 03/21/08 8:33AM ET |
More Dolphy (don't think I posted yet): BOOKER LITTLE-OUT FRONT Personnel: Booker Little (trumpet); Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet); Julian Priester (trombone); Max Roach (vibraphone, drums, tympani); Don Friedman (piano); Ron Carter, Art Davis (bass). Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York, New York on March 17 & April 4, 1961. www.mediafire.com/?2dynnznodzk |
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Wolfmaan 03/21/08 1:10PM ET |
320. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/21/08 2:00PM ET |
anyone have some funky lou donaldson they can up? |
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keyclick 03/21/08 5:37PM ET |
Don, you forgot the link for the Bud Powell, thanks again! |
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CowFunk1997 03/21/08 6:33PM ET |
does anyone have any Lennie Tristano? |
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pointtwo 03/21/08 7:43PM ET |
It's not all that funky, but this is my favorite album for Lou Donaldson: The Sermon! Check out http://myjazzworld.blogspot.com/ for a lot of great funky jazz. There's a lot of stuff on there that I find to be rather boring smooth jazz, but some of it is great. |
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pointtwo 03/21/08 7:43PM ET |
It seems I forgot to mention that The Sermon! is a Jimmy Smith album. |
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reimdon 03/21/08 8:11PM ET |
oops .. at work now .. i'll find when I get home. Sorry. Don |
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grizzly_twylyte 03/21/08 8:13PM ET |
jazzy, thanks |
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Wolfmaan 03/21/08 11:21PM ET |
fri. night |
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Ribot_for_President 03/22/08 2:29AM ET |
the sermon might be THE best jimmy smith album there is |
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reimdon 03/22/08 9:06AM ET |
JIMMY SMITH - ROCKIN' THE BOAT 1. When My Dream Boat Comes Home 2. Pork Chop 3. Matilda, Matilda 4. Can Heat 5. Please Send Me Someone To Love 6. Just A Closer Walk With Thee 7. Trust In Me Notes Jimmy Smith (organ); Lou Donaldson (alto saxophone); Quentin Warren (guitar); Donald Bailey (drums); John Patton (tambourine) Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on February 7, 1963. http://www.zshare.net/download/601769520afa49/ |
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reimdon 03/22/08 9:07AM ET |
JIMMY SMITH - PORTUGUESE SOUL 1. And I Love You So 2. Blap 3. Portuguese Soul, Opening: Prologue 4. Portuguese Soul, 1st Movement: Portuguese Soul 5. Portuguese Soul, 2nd Movement: Ritual 6. Portuguese Soul, 3rd Movement: Farewell to Lisbon Town Jimmy Smith - organ Thad Jones - arranger & orchestra conductor An oft-overlooked 70s gem from Jimmy! The album's got a smooth complicated sound -- with very long tracks that open up, stretch out, and groove in a much more sophisticated way than some of Jimmy's 60s work for Verve. The approach is almost similar to Jack McDuff's complicated Blue Note albums, especially Moon Rapping, as Jimmy's working here with Thad Jones on long tracks that have lots of time changes, rhythm shifts, and mood twists that really give them a dark dark edge. Titles include "Blap", "And I Love You So", and the extended "Portuguese Soul" suite, which is really tremendous! http://www.zshare.net/download/59823954ec3dc0/ |
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reimdon 03/22/08 9:18AM ET |
Really cool thing coming up .. in the meantime: Missing Link from earlier: BUD POWELL- A PORTRAIT OF THELONIOUS www.mediafire.com/?6dwtbdzggzz Sorry. Don |
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reimdon 03/22/08 9:24AM ET |
QUINCY JONES & BILL COSBY-THE ORIGINAL JAM SESSION w/ Jimmy Smith Personnel: Quincy Jones; Bill Cosby (vocals); Arthur Adams (guitar); Eddie Harris, Ernie Watts (tenor saxophone); Claire Fischer, Les McCann, Monty Alexander (piano); Joe Sample (Fender Rhodes piano); Jimmy Smith (Hammond b-3 organ); Milt Jackson, Victor Feldman (vibraphone); Ray Brown, Carol Kaye (bass instrument); John Guerin, Paul Humphrey (drums) Song Title 1. Hikky-Burr (Kincaid Kinfolk) 2. Groovy-Gravy 3. Oh Happy Day 4. Jimmy Cookin' On Top (Interlude) - (interlude) 5. Toe Jam 6. Jive Den 7. Eubie Walkin' 8. Monty, Is That You? 9. Drawing Room, The (Interlude) 10. Hikky-Burr 11. Hikky-Burr - (Mix Master Mike, bonus track) THE ORIGINAL JAM SESSIONS 1969 is made up of funk, funk, and more funk. An all-star band was assembled for this project, and on "Eubie Walkin'" and "Groovy Gravy," the bluesy guitar work of LA session great Arthur Adams adds just the right down-home flavor to the proceedings. Other tracks, such as the swinging "Toe Jam," highlight the jazz musicians on the date, namely saxophonist Tom Scott, pianist Joe Sample, and vibraphonist Victor Feldman. The most memorable track is "Hikky-Burr." This tune features Cosby himself scatting humorously atop an ad-lib vamp. Contagiously groovy, these spontaneous jams feel more like a party than a recording session. They are carefree, uninhibited, and at times, perfectly goofy. Who would expect anything else from the great comedian? This spirited set of tunes--or rather jams--documents the original and long-forgotten recording sessions made for the television sitcom THE BILL COSBY SHOW. Fronted by legendary producer and arranger Quincy Jones. http://www.megaupload.com/ |
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reimdon 03/22/08 9:33AM ET |
oops .. link for funk fest above is: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=867ZTI4M Don |
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IrishCarBomb 03/22/08 11:27AM ET |
sermon is right on the money for a lazy saturday morning |
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Wolfmaan 03/22/08 3:31PM ET |
jamz. |
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Ribot_for_President 03/22/08 3:52PM ET |
http://www.mediafire.com/?wztlddt1qxt Dewey Redman Quartet - The Struggle Continues (ECM 1982, re-released 2007) Dewey Redman - tenor Charle Eubanks - piano Mark Helias - bass Ed Blackwell - drums my first attempt at uploading, hopes this works |
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snappyfingers 03/22/08 3:57PM ET |
. |
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Ribot_for_President 03/22/08 4:20PM ET |
one of my absolute favorites and a criminally underrated set: Joey Baron: Down Home (1997 Songline/Tonefield) Arthur Blythe - alto Bill Frisell - guitar Ron Carter - bass Joey Baron - drums http://www.mediafire.com/?yj10bp31j0t |
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Wolfmaan 03/22/08 4:40PM ET |
^wow, that looks amazing. I need to hear that. thanks. |
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DimebagD 03/22/08 4:44PM ET |
I'm pretty sure Hicky Burr featured the first WAH pedal to be hear on TV. |
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Ribot_for_President 03/22/08 4:47PM ET |
Ornette Coleman: New York is Now! (1968 Blue Note) Ornette Coleman -alto, trumpet #5-7 Dewey Redman - tenor Jimmy Garrison - bass Elvin Jones - drums http://www.mediafire.com/?x2tn2x1jshx |
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Ribot_for_President 03/22/08 5:06PM ET |
Trio Transition: Trio Transition (DIW 1988) Mulgrew Miller - piano Reggie Workman - bass Freddie Waits - drums http://www.mediafire.com/?19gw6tyxekm |
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Smokey1 03/23/08 2:11AM ET |
Dig the jazz, people... And thank you to everyone who has posted this stuff! |
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IrishCarBomb 03/23/08 8:59AM ET |
thanks ribot!! |
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reimdon 03/23/08 9:11AM ET |
Horace Silver 1959 - Blowin' the Blues Away http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YEP6Q5OJ Cecil Taylor 1974 - Silent Tongues Part 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MY4V2AK8 Part2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=80CJDX39 Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie 1986 - Bird & Diz [1986 Bonus Tracks] Recording Date: Jun 6, 1950 http://www.zshare.net/download/473484594d75bf/ Charlie Parker 1949 - Jazz at the Philharmonic, 1949 http://www.mediafire.com/?1v9fug4ltdh Milt Jackson With Joe Pass and Ray Brown 1975 - The Big 3 http://www.mediafire.com/?t3fmmxwttwn |
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gravalax 03/23/08 9:35AM ET |
anyone have this saved? you know, just in case. |
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Wolfmaan 03/23/08 11:49AM ET |
MEGA THREAD RECAP: (I will save it in a google doc too) John Coltrane - Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings (in 7 parts, if they don't work, keep trying) http://www.mediafire.com/?ajjma92j5b3 http://www.mediafire.com/?dbzlw1dswjz http://www.mediafire.com/?81cnbiy4yvr http://www.mediafire.com/?0teli4sy0jg http://www.mediafire.com/?9tczemxy2wz http://www.mediafire.com/?4bsykr9nfmk http://www.mediafire.com/?dsxvbe2kosg The Great Concert of Charles Mingus Part 1 http://sharebee.com/b951ea71 Part 2 http://sharebee.com/15e2074a Charles Mingus - Cornell 1964 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TLH4H2U0 Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch http://sharebee.com/d89a5c0b Eric Dolphy - Conversations http://sharebee.com/60ae3ed9 Eric Dolphy - Iron Man http://sharebee.com/3afbab20 Eric Dolphy - Last Date http://www.mediafire.com/?3eg0i2mvhbx Charles Mingus - Mingus At Antibes http://www.mediafire.com/?ujmbz9vmj0m KEN McINTYRE & ERIC DOLPHY-LOOKING AHEAD http://www.mediafire.com/?9akri1tm1zt CHICO HAMILTON-THE ORIGINAL ELLINGTON SUITE f/ ERIC DOLPHY http://www.mediafire.com/?5i3jlnajlnm ERIC DOLPHY QUINTET featuring FREDDIE HUBBARD -OUTWARD BOUND http://www.mediafire.com/?0hztzmujztk Eric Dolphy— "Vintage Dolphy" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=45PXR7MI CHARLES MINGUS - PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS http://www.zshare.net/download/6310785c8d290a/ Bud Powell— "Jazz at Massey Hall, Vol. 2" http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0DMEK69S John Zorn - Spy Vs. Spy: The Music Of Ornette Coleman http://www.mediafire.com/?3odhmymtbwe The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings of John Coltrane long-ass link Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus http://www.mediafire.com/?1mojxrncmnx John Coltrane - The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions http://www.mediafire.com/?jditemb1fqr Max Roach - Percussion Bitter Sweet http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4NFS3UNP SONNY ROLLINS - TENOR MADNESS http://www.zshare.net/download/7248715e487b93/ DUKE ELLINGTON - MONEY JUNGLE http://www.zshare.net/download/7247539ffd0e72/ ART TAYLOR - TAYLOR'S WAILERS http://www.zshare.net/download/7960117333c726/ BOBBY TIMMONS - SOUL TIME http://www.zshare.net/download/7967284b761ce3/ DUKE PEARSON - DEDICATION http://www.zshare.net/download/64078591276d2a/ EDDIE GALE - GHETTO MUSIC http://www.zshare.net/download/6305794b9a749f/ SONNY CLARK - SONNY'S CRIB http://www.zshare.net/download/6281852685a824/ HOWARD MCGHEE - KENNY DREW http://www.zshare.net/download/6274430f0d4aaf/ GRANT GREEN - GRANDSTAND http://www.zshare.net/download/6180587f21f66f/ JIMMY SMITH - GROOVIN' AT SMALL'S PARADISE (in four parts due to size of file) http://www.zshare.net/download/61545587a3e279/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154611c3e088f/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154659da405eb/ http://www.zshare.net/download/6154691fd49b2e/ John Coltrane The Birdland Box Disc 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OCGZG7AJ COLEMAN HAWKINS ENCOUNTERS BEN WEBSTER http://www.zshare.net/download/61552811915f71/ DEXTER GORDON : THE SAVOY RECORDINGS http://www.zshare.net/download/61169929fc2a64/ GENE AMMONS - BOSS TENOR http://www.zshare.net/download/60584813659832/ LIVE IN GREENWICH VILLAGE: THE COMPLETE IMPULSE RECORDINGS Disc 1 - http://www.mediafire.com/?gy3mdbccaim Disc 2 - http://www.mediafire.com/?gy3mdbccaim ALBERT AYLER MUSIC IS THE HEALING FORCE OF THE UNIVERSE http://www.mediafire.com/?5mgyigxfd05 ALBERT AYLER AND DON CHERRY NEW YORK EYE AND EAR CONTROL http://www.mediafire.com/?nat2dyy3ftc ALBERT AYLER SPIRITUAL UNITY http://www.mediafire.com/?wznn091my1y ALBERT AYLER AND DON CHERRY VIBRATIONS (AKA GHOSTS) http://www.mediafire.com/?zn2t1dyjmfn ALBERT AYLER WITCHES & DEVILS (AKA SPIRITS) http://www.mediafire.com/?4dxfbyzxmg2 ANDREW HILL - SMOKESTACK http://www.zshare.net/download/6057249e1cb3a2/ http://www.zshare.net/download/60572817066e02/ DONALD BYRD - BLACKJACK http://www.zshare.net/download/5983104e5e417c/ JOHN COLTRANE - DEAR OLD STOCKHOLM http://www.zshare.net/download/59781436ca0384/ Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane - At Carnegie Hall http://www.mediafire.com/?b0isnnt3xzy LEE MORGAN - CITY LIGHTS http://www.zshare.net/download/5956514715cecd/ WAYNE SHORTER - SECOND GENESIS http://www.zshare.net/download/59560087e531c2/ ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS- A NIGHT IN TUNISIA www.mediafire.com/?1nwnnnxzzdj |
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Wolfmaan 03/23/08 11:49AM ET |
Peter Broetzmann Chicago Tentet @ Konfrontationen Nickelsdorf 2003-07-19+20 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9UXSDGUO Milt Jackson Sextet ''Invitation'' 1962 http://sharebee.com/3025354c Wayne Shorter Speak No Evil http://www.mediafire.com/?jwjgy341xwm Art Blakey Orgy in Rhythm http://www.mediafire.com/?tbnbwvtrajy Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers Moanin' http://www.mediafire.com/?jggwazgxbwy Die Like A Dog - Die Like A Dog: Fragments of Music, Life and Death of Albert Ayler (1993) w/Brotzmann, Hamid Drake, William Parker, and Toshinori Kondo http://www.adrive.com/public/2b8b325de4d73e7c8522e1b8443d7c58fa345d4b7 6c569654beed20ebee38b02.html Return To Forever - Live From 'Old Grey Whistle Test' http://www.mediafire.com/?10z2nj3jzmy Soup (Bill Laswell) - Soup Live http://unblogandalou.blogspot.com/2008/03/soup-bill-laswell-soup-live. html Uri Caine Ensemble - Gustav Mahler in Toblach http://www.megaupload.com/?d=367PEOX9 GRANT GREEN - TALKIN' ABOUT http://www.zshare.net/download/6271840f144c17/ Art Ensemble Of Chicago: People In Sorrow (1969) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FGSJX95O AIR Air Song http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?72j2nmbk3fo 80 Below 82 http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?7mqbycznibd Henry Threadgill Sextet Rag, Bush & All - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?fqzjkznyyzy So Far - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ayl9t3tnsij Word of Mouth - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2yjoednmukc Zooid - http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2i41ylllmyd John ZORN's Bladerunner, Fred FRITH, Bill LASWELL, Dave LOMBARDO - Paris 2000 part 1 : http://www.mediafire.com/?snq41wnm3jt part 2 : http://www.mediafire.com/?mz1zjjnci70 James Blood Ulmer - Zurich Jazz Festival, Zürich, Switzerland, 11/04/88 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=13L7P7AV John Scofield—Heineken Jazz Festival 1990 Disc 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QPKG32XF Disc 2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VKETVQN6 JOHNNY GRIFFIN - GRAB THIS! http://www.zshare.net/download/8934211d05897f/ Noah Howard - Live at Judson Hall http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PLQKY5BI lucky peterson - black midnight sun (2003) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D9M5WOTK password: fucksarko AALY Trio and Ken Vandermark - 3.24.00 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N92PGWVE Peter Brotzman 4.11.07 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VMLUSLYC Anthony Braxton In Berlin http://www.mediafire.com/?bhrme5wyt4w Cecil Taylor 11-6-69 http://www.mediafire.com/?ayjmmnbnyzy Archie Shepp 10-30-67 http://www.mediafire.com/?1imnelii1zi Territory Band - Collide (with Fred Anderson) (2007) http://www.adrive.com/public/02a3ab5cef6a6a2a644243b8357dcf789ac9617d4 c7df1b435ce9b152f67d87c.html Jack McDuff - Screamin' http://www.mediafire.com/?delmdny4jfc Charlie Hunter/John Medeski/Bobby Previte - ALTITUDE http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MUB3TJCJ Jack McDuff - Legends of Acid Jazz http://www.mediafire.com/?ej1atjqyte1 Jack McDuff - Brotherly Love http://www.mediafire.com/?sddsm11fx1l Pat Martino - Live At Yoshi's http://www.mediafire.com/?0yvypvwgdml Jimmy McGriff - Mean Machine http://www.mediafire.com/?fk0dgy0mrtt Joey Defrancesco Trio/Tony Monaco - New Generation: Paesanos on the New B3 http://www.sendspace.com/file/343rdc last exit http://unblogandalou.blogspot.com/2008/03/last-exit-koln.html Sonny Sharrock - Ask the Ages http://www.mediafire.com/?lfndeevtvwn Miles Davis - Bag's Groove http://www.mediafire.com/?dxn2yaljkhn LOUIS SMITH - HERE COMES LOUIS SMITH http://www.zshare.net/download/8936128ae5ff6d/ ART FARMER-FARMER'S MARKET www.mediafire.com/?amhjjohhmlo BUD POWELL- A PORTRAIT OF THELONIOUS www.mediafire.com/?6dwtbdzggzz BOOKER LITTLE-OUT FRONT www.mediafire.com/?2dynnznodzk Jimmy Smith - The Sermon! http://www.mediafire.com/?umx9dm5wyzc JIMMY SMITH - ROCKIN' THE BOAT http://www.zshare.net/download/601769520afa49/ JIMMY SMITH - PORTUGUESE SOUL http://www.zshare.net/download/59823954ec3dc0/ QUINCY JONES & BILL COSBY-THE ORIGINAL JAM SESSION w/ Jimmy Smith http://www.megaupload.com/?d=867ZTI4M Dewey Redman Quartet - The Struggle Continues (ECM 1982, re-released 2007) http://www.mediafire.com/?wztlddt1qxt Joey Baron: Down Home (1997 Songline/Tonefield) http://www.mediafire.com/?yj10bp31j0t Trio Transition: Trio Transition (DIW 1988) http://www.mediafire.com/?x2tn2x1jshx Horace Silver 1959 - Blowin' the Blues Away http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YEP6Q5OJ Cecil Taylor 1974 - Silent Tongues Part 1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MY4V2AK8 Part 2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=80CJDX39 Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie 1986 - Bird & Diz [1986 Bonus Tracks] Recording Date: Jun 6, 1950 http://www.zshare.net/download/473484594d75bf/ Charlie Parker 1949 - Jazz at the Philharmonic, 1949 http://www.mediafire.com/?1v9fug4ltdh Milt Jackson With Joe Pass and Ray Brown 1975 - The Big 3 http://www.mediafire.com/?t3fmmxwttwn |
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Wolfmaan 03/23/08 12:12PM ET |
here is the google link http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dc7v8mv7_1gdf8v7gw |
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Wolfmaan 03/23/08 3:27PM ET |
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Ribot_for_President 03/23/08 7:30PM ET |
happy easter Geri Allen: Live at the Village Vanguard (DIW 1991) Geri Allen - piano Charlie Haden - bass Paul Motian - drums http://www.mediafire.com/?n1m4xy11xn1 |
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keyclick 03/23/08 10:38PM ET |
Nice work, wolfmaan! Thanks for the stripped down list! |
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porphish 03/23/08 10:58PM ET |
my |
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Wolfmaan 03/24/08 1:07AM ET |
top |
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IrishCarBomb 03/24/08 1:20AM ET |
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IrishCarBomb 03/24/08 7:35AM ET |
morn |
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mike_nimzo 03/24/08 10:15AM ET |
this thread is amazing thanks all |
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IrishCarBomb 03/24/08 12:41PM ET |
mehldau? |
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Wolfmaan 03/24/08 1:11PM ET |
i can post some mehldau later. he's playing out here in MI next friday with his trio. ser. |
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TheGyRo 03/24/08 1:15PM ET |
thanks WOLFMAN, I'd like to request more Dolphy! |
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IrishCarBomb 03/24/08 3:03PM ET |
the art of the trio |
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IrishCarBomb 03/24/08 5:29PM ET |
pu |
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madannud21 03/24/08 8:59PM ET |
Chiiiiiilllll jazzzz. Coleman Hawkins Encounter Ben Webster |
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esties9 03/24/08 10:21PM ET |
this is redic u lous does anyone have any kenny burrell heres what i have of his... kenny burrell and john coltrane http://www.mediafire.com/?tvvljmxot2i midnight blue http://www.mediafire.com/?33udyyavy4e soulero http://www.mediafire.com/?bmjmmdffdmt |
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keyclick 03/24/08 10:42PM ET |
hey esties9, go to this blog: http://myjazzworld.blogspot.com and page back to the March 5th entry for Burrell's double LP 'Recapitulation'. A bunch of other good stuff there, along with some cheese ;-) I see you found yourself over here. I hope you got the idea starting a thread with the the letters SS and/or MF in the subject is not the most chill thing to do. Lets not attract mod attention to the jazz threads, dig? Thanks for yer KB links, BTW. |
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esties9 03/24/08 11:29PM ET |
yeah sorry ill just let mine fizzle out and thanks for the heads up. |
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Wolfmaan 03/25/08 6:24AM ET |
New day |
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Wolfmaan 03/25/08 12:06PM ET |
upupupup |
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esties9 03/25/08 1:04PM ET |
can any of you jazz n00bs hook it with On the Corner, i found it on that blog posted earlier but it isnt working. i got mad miles if you want anything |
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pointtwo 03/25/08 1:56PM ET |
Blowin' The Blues Away is great, but this is the best Horace Silver (as far as I know): Song For My Father One The Corner is on the way. |
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redbirds 03/25/08 2:01PM ET |
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pointtwo 03/25/08 2:13PM ET |
On The Corner |
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Ribot_for_President 03/25/08 4:03PM ET |
I'll post some more stuff from home tonight. Got a couple rarities I think everyone will enjoy. |
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reimdon 03/25/08 4:38PM ET |
LOUIS ARMSTRONG & BAND On the up now: Louis Armstrong Live at Deutsches Museum in Munich-Germany, 1962-10-XX Source: first Gen. RADIO MASTER (BAYRISCHER RUNDFUNK-BR)>AUDIO TAPE>EAC SECURE RIP>Foobar2000>Flac Sound: A (great quality for that age!!, listen to mp3 sample) LINEUP: Louis Armstrong -tp,vo; Trummy Young -tb; Joe Darensbourg -cl; Billy Kyle -p; Bill Cronk -b; Danny Barcelona -d; TRACKS: 1. INDIANA 4.22 2. A KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON 4.06 3. OLE MISS 3.56 4. DIS IS JAZZ 7.12 5. PERDIDO 2.14 6. NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN 2.48 7. STRUTTIN' WITH SOME BARBECUE 6.24 Notes: 1962 Feb 26 was a TV show in Berlin for US Army troups; 1962 Feb 27 Stuttgart, Feb 1962 Feb 28 Munich; |
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esties9 03/25/08 7:12PM ET |
much love for the on the corner |
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Wolfmaan 03/25/08 8:54PM ET |
Complete on the Corner Sessions 6 discs http://www.megaupload.com/?d=03BSWLYV http://www.mediafire.com/?4l21sgmqtx5 http://www.mediafire.com/?4l21sgmqtx5 http://www.mediafire.com/?11be14vxamj http://www.mediafire.com/?bwjegcd54uv http://www.mediafire.com/?bnnmk3v3lzd |
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otnemem 03/25/08 9:02PM ET |
mt |
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esties9 03/25/08 9:50PM ET |
damn thats a lot of downloading guess i better get on it M^2T |
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keyclick 03/25/08 10:55PM ET |
esties, hey I found another Kenny Burrell oldie: http://www.zshare.net/download/893684839dc7bf/ |
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keyclick 03/25/08 11:11PM ET |
Check this shit out. James Taylor Quartet. No, not THAT James Taylor! Just found this. Never heard of them before. Sounds like MMW/Soulive. http://www.shareonall.com/TJTQuartetTheOscillator_pugu.rar |
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phunkaddict 03/25/08 11:14PM ET |
Jimmy Smith's Organ Grinder Swing Jimmy Smith (organ) Kenny Burrell (guitar) Grady Tate (drums) 1. Organ Grinder's Swing 2. Oh, No, Babe 3. Blues For J 4. Greensleeves 5. I'll Close My Eyes 6. Satin Doll Jimmy Smith's Organ Grinder's Swing is one of his best. He is the undisputed master of jazz organ. The trio plays well together on this date. Burrell and Tate are on their game. But as usual Jimmy steals the show right off the bat with the title song. In this album Jimmy was mic'd. You can actually hear his expressions and grunts in the recordings. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/25/08 11:15PM ET |
Emergency Live At The Willisau Jazz Festival August 29, 1999 #1 #2 #3 John Zorn: alto; John Medeski: organ; Marc Ribot: guitar; Ben Perowsky: drums. Some far out grooves laced with plenty of insane explorations and free form excursions. Great line up. Any serious jazz fan must grab this sbd bootleg. 100% improv. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/25/08 11:17PM ET |
Jimmy Smith Groovin' at Small's Paradise Jimmy Smith (organ), Eddie McFadden (guitar), Donald Bailey (drums) Small's Paradise, 14.-18.11.1957 - NYC Imagination Walkin' My Funny Valentine It's Only a Paper Moon I Can't Give You Anything But Love Laura Indiana Body and Soul The Champ Lover Man Slightly Monkish After Hours Just Friends clickable text 1 clickable text 2 Regular old fashioned organ grooves from the man Jimmy Smith. Slowly becoming one of my favorite organists, Jimmy's playing is superb. Holding down bass lines with the bass pedals at his feat, you'd think there was another member on stage. You'll be seeing a lot more of Mr. Smith around A Place For Music. |
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phunkaddict 03/25/08 11:17PM ET |
Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery The Dynamic Duo 1. Down By The Riverside 2. Happy-Go-Lucky Local (Night Train) 3. James And Wes 4. 13 (Death March) 5. Baby, It's Cold Outside 6. O. G. D (Road Song) Alternative Take It's amazing what can happen when you put two master musicians like Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery in the same room, as this classic album documents. Supported by players like drummer Grady Tate, Clark Terry, and Ray Barretto, and arranger Oliver Nelson, Jimmy & Wes go to town on "The Dynamic Duo". "James & Wes", "Night Train", and the cool spin they put on "Baby, It's Cold Outside" make this album a joy to listen again and again. The alternate take of "Road Song" at the end is the cream on the cake, and in my opinion is even better than the originally issued take. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/25/08 11:18PM ET |
Jimmy Smith Back At The Chicken Shack 1. Back At The Chicken Shack 2. When I Grow Too Old To Dream 3. Minor Chant 4. Messy Bessie 5. On The Sunny Side Of The Street Introducing Stanley Turrentine on tenor sax, whose warm, old-school playing blends perfectly with the oozing grooves of Smith's Hammond, BACK AT THE CHICKEN SHACK also features regular sidemen Kenny Burrell on guitar and beatkeeper Donald Bailey. Smith's innovative concoction of soul, jazz and blues does not disappoint: from the down- home vibe of the title track, through the infectious, loping theme of Turrentine's composition "Minor Chant, to the 32-bar blues that frames spectacular solos in "Messie Bessie." Smith's ambidextrous magic dazzles as always, and the spotlight shines with particular brightness on Turrentine, who establishes himself as a serious talent on this session. There's also a version of "Sunny Side Of The Street," not included on the original LP. This is classic Smith with all the requisite flair and cool. It's a keeper. clickable text |
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esties9 03/25/08 11:19PM ET |
your my mans key click |
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keyclick 03/25/08 11:30PM ET |
uh, thanks! Thanks to phunkaddict for Jimmy Smith with Kenny Nurrell, AND Wes Montgomery above. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 7:36AM ET |
thanks for the chicken grease |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 7:40AM ET |
ill up some mehldau later, after this baseball game. anything you're looking for? |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 7:48AM ET |
fucking manny do you have any random live stuff that isn't released? largo would be sweet. |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 7:51AM ET |
I have something i got from oink called solo live in tokyo. I think it's imported. I can up largo. |
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reimdon 03/26/08 10:38AM ET |
Stan Getz & Bob Brookmeyer: Recorded Fall 1961. http://www.mediafire.com/?321gaoymg2u Although he achieved a level of stardom rare in jazz with his bossa-nova recordings, Stan Getz was far from a one-trick pony. He'd started out, like everyone of his generation and before, as a soloist in a big band - most notably in Getz's case, with Woody Herman. He then moved into playing small-group jazz, and his soft, velvety tone on the tenor saxophone, directly inspired by Lester Young, started to win him fame and admiration. Throughout his life he was identified as the archetypal "cool" jazz musician, but as this album shows he could play fast, too, without losing his signature sound. Although he played on numerous occasions with the valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer (who composed half of the songs here), this album was the only occasion on which this particular band (which also included the great drummer Roy Haynes) got into a studio and did some recording. But in a way it's all that's needed: for a musician, Getz, who sometimes seemed to mine musical seams for all they were worth, this album stands out as a unique and sparkling jewel, and a demonstration - if any were needed - that Getz had that one elusive quality that all great jazz musicians need: the ability to swing and swing hard, at any tempo. Personnel are: - Stan Getz: tenor saxophone - Bob Brookmeyer: valve trombone - Steve Kuhn: piano - John Neves: bass - Roy Haynes: drums. |
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reimdon 03/26/08 10:43AM ET |
John Cage Meets Sun Ra - 1986 http://www.mediafire.com/?9gem3xyztg6 Sun Ra improvising on the Yamaha DX7 synthesizer. Empty Words IV performed by John Cage, voice. Recorded live in concert: June 8, 1986 at Coney Island, N.Y. LP released in 1987 These are unedited segments of the historic concert that was part of the "Sideshows by the Seashore" held on June 8, 1986 in Coney Island, NY. Improvisations and songs by Sun Ra and Cage's indeterminate performance vocals based on strict composition methods are contrasted and find a common meeting ground as, toward the end of the session, they play together. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 11:59AM ET |
anyone have the live jimmy smith album "root down"? |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 1:02PM ET |
anyone have the ropeadope records harlem experiment? |
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esties9 03/26/08 1:06PM ET |
i pretty much have all of pat methenys discography if anyone wants to request something. mt phunkaddict |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 1:41PM ET |
that harlem experiment looks really cool |
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esties9 03/26/08 1:46PM ET |
YO Phunkaddict... an error occured when attempting to unarchive Jimmy smith and wes montgomery. anone know how to avoid this ill try to download again |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 1:48PM ET |
esties. same here re:chicken shack harlem experiment is really cool. i heard it once at a random ass apartment of someone i hardly know. would love to hear it again |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 2:29PM ET |
Pat Metheny Brad Mehldau - Metheny Mehldau http://www.mediafire.com/?uyxjmzyyaa1 Brad Mehldau Largo http://www.mediafire.com/?girvitmnkws Art of the Trio Vol. 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?e9zt9bmjwzr Art of the Trio Vol. 2 pt. 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?npjmocgaqnq pt. 2 http://www.mediafire.com/?yjnwxdnjy2g Art of the Trio Vol. 3 http://www.mediafire.com/?s2onghyxbdt Art of the Trio Vol. 4 pt. 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?uityx9iznda pt. 2 http://www.mediafire.com/?exi0mwebnzy |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 2:31PM ET |
Solo Piano Live in Tokyo Disc 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?c3dazmceknz Disc 2 pt 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?xct1jbxw23d pt 2 http://www.mediafire.com/?xr3vgzjkuys |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 2:47PM ET |
are there any more methany/mehldau albums? love that quartet |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 2:53PM ET |
the one I just posted is them as a duo. there's another album called Quartet I'll up it next |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 2:54PM ET |
ohh. exellent then. i have the quartet album, i love it. grabbing the duo now. great thread, thanks all |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 2:57PM ET |
thank you zeke! |
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esties9 03/26/08 3:05PM ET |
like i said i got mad pat metheny if anyone wants anything in particular. thanks for all these gems and Phunkaddict, if you could repost a wes and jimmy link that works i would be stoked. if you cant thanks for everything anywayz. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 3:40PM ET |
post any non smooth/contemp pat the "filth" if you will |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:12PM ET |
So lemme get this straight, The Dynamic Duo link is bunk, and Back At The Chicken Shack is too? Lemme know peoples. Ps. Soon to come, The Bad Plus |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:17PM ET |
The Bad Plus Prog 1. Everybody Wants to Rule the World 2. Physical Cities 3. Life On Mars 4. Mint 5. Giant 6. Thriftstore Jewelry 7. Tom Sawyer 8. This Guy's In Love With You 9. The World Is The Same 10. 1980 World Champion You have to hear the Bad Plus's lush, lovely instrumental approach to Tears for Fears' hit "Everybody Wants to Rule the World." It's a slowly-evolving meditation on the tune that clearly is in love with its melody and structure. It might be the finest jazz cover of an '80s song since Miles Davis cut Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" back in the day. The other covers, especially their florid take on Rush's "Tom Sawyer," may be likely to get the most attention of anything on the album. But they rely too much on irony, on people's previous perceptions of the music, and do not seem quite as enamored of the original. They're jokes that are funny the first time but not so much the second or third. As with the Bad Plus' previous releases, the group's original compositions are the meat of the album: "Giant" and "Physical Cities" carve out huge walls of sonic space with abandon. This is rockist jazz, a postmodern fusion that relies greatly on tricky time signatures and mashups of seemingly incongruous sound. It's not likely this music will age spectacularly well, but so what? If you're looking for some engaging and conversation-inducing dinner music preceding an evening spent watching Napoleon Dynamite or any Wes Anderson flick, this is just the thing. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:19PM ET |
The Bad Plus Give 1. 1979 Semi-Finalist 2. Cheney Piñata 3. Street Woman 4. And Here We Test Our Powers Of Observation 5. Frog And Toad 6. Velouria 7. Layin' A Strip For The Higher-Self State Line 8. Do Your Sums-Die Like A Dog-Play For Home 9. Dirty Blonde 10. Neptune (The Planet) 11. Iron Man Recorded in England after a stretch of continuous touring, Give is a more-than-worthy successor to 2003's These Are the Vistas, the major-label debut that launched the Bad Plus as a significant musical force. The Midwestern piano trio doesn't just link the worlds of abstract jazz and big-beat rock--instead, they smash them together, fusing bombast and subtlety with wit and art in consistently surprising ways. It's most apparent in the covers. The Pixies' "Velouria" develops a heady layer of Spanish impressionism, while Ornette Coleman's "Street Woman," showcasing Reid Anderson's propulsive bass, is much closer to jazz expectations--the early Paul Bley trio, say, if jazz expectations get that high. Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" becomes a manifesto, pianist Ethan Iverson combining the elementary theme with an anarchic, trip-hammer right hand straight from the playground of free jazz. The originals cover even more ground--from the colliding ironies of Iverson's "Cheney Piñata" to the sweetness of drummer David King's "Frog and Toad." Produced, like the last CD, by Tchad Blake, Give demonstrates just how effectively pop production values and jazz spontaneity can interact. King's drumming alone is a sonic and creative highlight throughout. Along with a new aesthetic, the Bad Plus has already begun to define a new audience, and this CD should both delight and enlarge it clickable text |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 6:19PM ET |
harlem experiment anyone? |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:20PM ET |
The Bad Plus Suspicious Activity? 1. Prehensile Dream 2. Anthem For The Earnest 3. Let Our Garden Grow 4. The Empire Strikes Backwards 5. Knows The Difference 6. Lost Of Love 7. Rhinoceros Is My Profession 8. O. G. (Original Gentleman) 9. (Theme From) Chariots Of Fire 10. Forces "Suspicious Activity?" continues the aural festivities. Produced by Tchad Blake (Peter Gabriel, Los Lobos, Tom Waits, Elvis Costello, Phish), it was recorded "live" with "virtually no overdubs". The band reduces the number of covers to just one (Theme from Chariots Of Fire), which I suspect is a way to get people weaned off of the tit and onto the solid food. In this case the solid food is the songwriting and all three members contribute. The album leans a little Rock & Roll on some tracks mainly due to some straight-up rock rhythms, but this is still the Bad Plus we've come to love. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:21PM ET |
Some other stuff, donno if this will fit in with what you're going for. This is my favorite MMW set. Medeski, Martin & Wood Covered Dish, Gaineville, FL October 5, 1995 source: SBD > DAT transfer: Tascam DA-20mkII > Soundblaster A220 > EAC > CD WAV > SHN > mp3 Disc 1 Set I 1. Soundcheck 2. Lifeblood > 3. "Oscillation" > 4. Jelly Belly > 5. ITAHTLMJ 6. Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps) 7. Pakalolo Disc 2 Set II 1. The Lover > 2. Dracula > 3. Henduck 4. Think 5. Lonely Avenue Disc 3 Set II continued 1. Chinoiserie 2. Chubb Sub 3. Crosstown Traffic 4. E: Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself clickable text one clickable text two |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:24PM ET |
Emerson, Lake and Palmer's Pictures At An Exhibition 1. Promenade 2. The Gnome 3. Promenade 4. The Sage 5. The Old Castle 6. Blues Variations 7. Promenade 8. The Hut Of Baba Yaga 9. The Curse Of Baba Yaga 10. The Hut Of Baba Yaga 11. Medley: The Great Gates Of Kiev/The End 12. Nutrocker Originally composed by Modest Mussorgsky. This is as classical as it is jazz. Wicked shit. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:27PM ET |
The Bad Plus These Are The Vistas 1. Big Eater 2. Keep The Bugs Off Your Glass And The Bears Off Your Ass 3. Smells Like Teen Spirit (Featuring Steve Earle) 4. Everywhere You Turn 5. 1972 Bronze Medalist 6. Guilty 7. Boo-Wah 8. Flim 9. Heart Of Glass 10. Silence Is The Question Here's a major label debut that doesn't disappoint. For starters, Midwestern piano trio the Bad Plus--in the same vein as Dave Douglas or Brad Mehldau--clearly know a thing or two about how to mix pop music with forward-thinking jazz. The group covers Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," Blondie's "Heart of Glass," and Aphex Twin's "Flim" with wit, virtuosity, and respect to the originals--these interpretations never sound in the least bit cliched or overwrought. But even the new material on These Are the Vistas is loaded with infectious hooks. Ethan Iverson uses the entire range of his piano with speed and dexterity; David King's drum fills are deftly placed, at times harkening more to electronica music's lightening fast percussion flourishes than anything on the jazz scene; and bassist Reid Anderson somehow keeps up with the madness and maintains a steady beat. Amidst all the fun is a dynamic record that holds your attention. A wonderful effort. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:29PM ET |
Wes Montgomery - A Day In The Life [a href="hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?8uomexxwtmi"]clickable text[/a 1. A Day In The Life 2. Watch What Happens 3. When A Man Loves A Woman 4. California Nights 5. Angel 6. Eleanor Rigby 7. Willow Weep For Me 8. Windy 9. Trust In Me 10. The Joker |
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IrishCarBomb 03/26/08 6:30PM ET |
phunkaddict- do you by chance have the studio version of bad plus doing, "Every Breath you Take"? I know they released it on one of the euro releases. |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:30PM ET |
Charlie Hunter Quintet Right Now Move 1. Mestre Tata 4:36 2. Oakland 6:09 3. Changui 3:45 4. Try 7:12 5. Whoop Ass 4:23 6. Interlude 1 0:54 7. Wade In The Water 5:02 8. 20th Century 5:45 9. Interlude 5 0:52 10. Winky 6:01 11. Freak Fest 4:39 12. Mali 6:57 13. Le Bateau Ivre 5:51 clickable text ------------------- Charlie Hunter Trio Bing, Bing, Bing! 1. "Greasy Granny" – 4:34 2. "Wornell's Yorkies" – 3:58 3. "Fistful of Haggis" – 6:44 4. "Come as You Are" (Cobain) – 6:08 5. "Scrabbling for Purchase" – 4:49 6. "Bullethead" – 5:34 7. "Bing, Bing, Bing, Bing!" – 7:56 8. "Squiddlesticks" – 4:03 9. "Lazy Susan (with a client now)" – 6:15 10. "Elbo Room" – 5:58 clickable text |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 6:38PM ET |
bing bing bing has an error thanks for everything |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:39PM ET |
Irish Car Bomb, I do not, sorry. Keith Jarrett At The Deer Head Inn 1. Solar 2. Basin Street Blues 3. Chandra 4. You Don't Know What Love Is 5. You And The Night And The Music 6. Bye Bye Blackbird 7. It's Easy To Remember clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:41PM ET |
Chick Corea's Return to Forever 1. Return To Forever 2. Crystal Silence 3. What Game Shall We Play Today 4. Sometime Ago - La Fiesta The soul of fusion lies not in the barrage of note clusters played through overdriven amplifiers but in the arresting beauty of Return to Forever's lucid vision of music without boundaries. The stunningly virtuosic pianist Chick Corea had already gone through an exploration of free jazz with Circle, tutelage in the Miles Davis Academy of New Electric Music and the soul-searching of "Piano Improvisations" when he arrived at his most brilliant conception. Corea and bassist Stanley Clarke fly through the proceedings, supporting Joe Farrell's flute and soprano sax playing in what may have been the performance of his life. Flora Purim's vocals and Airto Moreira's drums and percussion work discretely in service of the music's serenity. clickable text --------------------------- Chick Corea's Light as a Feather 1. You're Everything 2. Light As A Feather 3. Captain Marvel 4. 500 Miles High 5. Children's Song 6. Spain Featuring the same band as the first Return to Forever album--vocalist Flora Purim, saxophonist-flutist Joe Farrell, bassist Stanley Clarke, and drummer Airto-- 1973's Light As a Feather was the result of a conscious effort on Chick Corea's part to communicate with a broader audience. Although Corea's electric piano and Purim's spacey-samba vocals might sound dated, the album includes a couple of Corea's most beloved compositions, "500 Miles High" and "Spain." Subsequent Return to Forever albums turned to conceptual bombast and silly fantasies. Here, Corea strikes an appealing balance between art and accessibility. clickable text __________________-----------------_________________ Keith Jarrett Bye Bye Blackbird 1. Bye Bye Blackbird 2. You Won't for Get Me 3. Butch and Butch 4. Summer Night 5. For Miles 6. Straight No Chaser 7. I Thought About You 8. Blackbird, Bye Bye Recorded within two weeks of Miles Davis's death, this CD is a direct emotional response to the trumpeter's passing from a long-established trio of his former sidemen: pianist Keith Jarrett, bassist Gary Peacock, and drummer Jack DeJohnette. "For Miles," a collective improvisation that lasts for over 18 minutes, is both the literal and figurative centerpiece of the CD, a performance that seems to struggle toward a profound and somber expression. Otherwise it's a varied program, as much celebration of Davis's inspiration as lament, as it moves from the title standard, closely associated with Davis, to Oliver Nelson's seldom-played "Butch and Butch." Jarrett's playing is tightly focused, whether laconic and melodic or swinging with gusto, but it's very much a trio of equals, with DeJohnette offering constantly shifting accents and cymbal color and Peacock providing an original melodic voice as well as fluid and authoritative propulsion. clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:43PM ET |
St. Germain's Tourist 1. Rose Rouge 2. Montego Bay Spleen 3. So Flute 4. Land Of... 5. Latin Note 6. Sure Thing 7. Pont Des Arts 8. La Goutte D'Or 9. What You Think About... Smooth, downtempo grace flows through the veins of St. Germain, a.k.a. noted French composer-producer Ludovic Navarre. His record is a sensual flow of jazzy textures, Latin rhythms, and bass-ridden beats, hovering on the verge of techno, jazz, or experimental headphone music without tipping its hand too far in any direction. The result is irresistible: class with an edge clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:45PM ET |
Medeski, Martin, and Wood July 6, 2002 Grandstand Stage @ High Sierra Music Festival - Quincy, California Source: SBD (Pre-FM)>TCD-D8 @ 44.1kHz Converison: PCM-R300>ZA2>SoundForge>CDwav>FLAC16>Switch>mp3 Disc 1 ------ 01: Big Time 02: Jelly Belly 03: Latin Shuffle 04: Last Chance to Dance Trance (Perhaps) 05: Bone Digger* 06: Pappy Check* Total: 66:45 Disc 2 ------ 01: Pay These Dues Blues# 02: Snake Anthony# 03: The Lover 04: I Wanna Ride You 05: Uninvisible% Total: 35:22 * with Fareed Haque on guitar # with Col. Bruce Hampton on guitar & vocals % with Karl Denson on saxophone clickable text clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:46PM ET |
MMW 10/14/95 (Sat) Emo's - Austin, TX SBD Set 1: Intro, Think> Bass Solo > Dracula> Henduck> Jelly Belly* > Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus*, band intros The Lover, Lonely Avenue > Chubb Sub*, thanks E: Crosstown Traffic Comment: * w/Trey Anastasio clickable text clickable text clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:48PM ET |
Medeski Martin & Wood 5/27/07 Three Sisters Park Moonshine Stage Chillicothe, IL Source: FOB Neumann Transfer: Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 > FireWire > CDWav > FLAC > Switch > mp3 320kbps 01. intro 02. Hanuman 03. "New 07" 04. Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing 05. "Rolling Piano Blues" 06. Miles Behind 07. Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus? 08. You Haven't Done Nothin' 09. New New Orleans clickable text clickable text |
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phunkaddict 03/26/08 6:53PM ET |
That's all for now folks. It's possible that some of that Chick Corea stuff is bunk, the links are pretty old. I'll sporadically up Bing Bing Bing again, aswell as Smith and Montgomery...Am I missing some others? I've also got some more shit, this is all the things that have been up'd in the past. |
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esties9 03/26/08 7:18PM ET |
yeah the dynamic duo link worked but when i treid to unzip it it got all bunky. if you could upload it that would be awesome |
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pointtwo 03/26/08 8:08PM ET |
This is the album that made me fall in love with jazz, and with improvisational music in general. It will forever be one of my very favorite albums. Jimmy Smith - Root Down The big band interludes are a bit boring, but the majority of this album is Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery trading badass solos. Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery - Dynamic Duo |
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pointtwo 03/26/08 8:15PM ET |
As spectacular thread is approaching its inevitable end, I'm sorry to post twice within a couple minutes, but I'm not quite sober and didn't plan ahead. However, as it's such an amazing album, if there are problems with the Back At The Chicken Shack, let me know, and I'll happily up it. Also, if anyone has any top-notch 70's fusion that isn't particularly well-known, I love that genre, and would greatly appreciate anything that may be offered. Most importantly, thanks to all who have shared; this thread has been amazing. |
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pointtwo 03/26/08 8:29PM ET |
I don't know what went wrong, but somehow the vocals on Sunny Side of the Street got screwed up a bit when ripping this to my hard drive, but I promise it's still worth it. The interplay between Stitt and Rollins on Eternal Triangle is more than worth the download. Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Rollins, Sonny Stitt - Sonny Side Up |
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brianr 03/26/08 9:18PM ET |
how about some freddie hubbard? thanks for all the great music so far |
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esties9 03/26/08 9:24PM ET |
miles in the sky great miles album with his second great quintet, this is when he started going a little more psychedelic |
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esties9 03/26/08 9:47PM ET |
trio of doom jaco pastorious john McLaughlin tony williams i am looking for an instrumental version of "the devil and the deep blue sea" i can never get that head out of my head, if anyone has one. anymore kenny burrell would also also much thanks to everyone for this great thread! it's great to know that people still dig great music!!! |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 10:00PM ET |
i posted this in another thread, but its probably of interest to most of you: All the funky funk soul mixes you could ever want: clickable text |
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keyclick 03/26/08 10:06PM ET |
pointtwo: try this blog for fusion: http://jazz-rock-fusion-guitar.blogspot.com/ don't worry, we're not year 499 yet, but someone start a PTIII of this thread when it's readdy to 499 out!!! |
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esties9 03/26/08 10:13PM ET |
also for that on the corner complete session disc 2 and 3 are the same link they both link to disc 2 so if anyone has disc 3 that would be AWESOME |
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Wolfmaan 03/26/08 10:26PM ET |
Complete on the Corner Sessions 6 discs http://www.megaupload.com/?d=03BSWLYV http://www.mediafire.com/?4l21sgmqtx5 http://www.mediafire.com/?3sgznxm2yib http://www.mediafire.com/?11be14vxamj http://www.mediafire.com/?bwjegcd54uv http://www.mediafire.com/?bnnmk3v3lzd sorry about that |
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esties9 03/26/08 10:36PM ET |
no need for apologies here bro, tnx for everything |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 10:38PM ET |
yinz all a bunch of hep cats, dig? |
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Ribot_for_President 03/26/08 10:41PM ET |
David Murray Quartet - Live at the Village Vanguard (441 Records, 2003) Red Car The Desegregation of Our Children Acoustic Octofunk Hope/Scope David Murray - sax Kelly Roberty - bass Hilton Ruiz - piano Pheroan Aklaf - drums Recorded August 1995 This japanese import is a real favorite of mine. Murray is his usually monsterous self and Ruiz's solos are out of hand. Enjoy! http://www.mediafire.com/?2uxcnyfbypd |
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esties9 03/26/08 10:42PM ET |
dug |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 10:45PM ET |
grammar policing myself. "yinz all" is redundant |
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esties9 03/26/08 10:55PM ET |
miles and pat request welcome |
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Ribot_for_President 03/26/08 10:56PM ET |
Ellery Eskelin - The Sun Died (Soul Note, 1996) Ellery Eskelin - tenor Marc Ribot - guitar Kenny Wollesen - drums downtown/soul jazz/surf rock playing, mostly, the music of Gene Ammons http://www.mediafire.com/?cyabtkf3mhx |
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Ribot_for_President 03/26/08 11:14PM ET |
Hank Jones/Christian McBride/Jimmy Cobb - West of 54th (Chesky, 2006) a great set of standards from three undisputed masters. dig it. http://www.mediafire.com/?dcmfjb1cxm0 |
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phishsy42 03/26/08 11:28PM ET |
more christian mcbride lead stuff. funky bass |
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Ribot_for_President 03/26/08 11:35PM ET |
M.T.B. - Consenting Adults (Criss-Cross 1994) Brad Mehldau - piano Mark Turner - tenor Peter Bernstein - guitar Larry Grenadier - bass Leon Parker - drums horrible title aisde -- it sounds like a bad gay porno -- this is a great set recorded before any of these guys where the big stars they are today. mehldau was just getting together his trio while still in josh redman's band. at this point, i believe, parker was actually his drummer in the 1st trio, rossy came on later. mehldau and bernstein had already played together with jimmy cobb's mob and on bernstein's own sets and turner was gigging with them all. the 1st track, parker's 'belief,' is one of the better originals of recent memory, imo. they oughta get back together for another go. http://www.mediafire.com/?cxydjg9d1sm |
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IrishCarBomb 03/27/08 12:20AM ET |
Wow, Ribot really bringing the HEAT |
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dsenior2k 03/27/08 1:03AM ET |
mt |
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Wolfmaan 03/27/08 7:13AM ET |
up! |
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IrishCarBomb 03/27/08 10:09AM ET |
ring ring |
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gravalax 03/27/08 10:11AM ET |
is someone keeping a running log of all these links still? |
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phishsy42 03/27/08 10:19AM ET |
so no one has the harlem experiment eh? looks like i may need to go to a record store! wow, a record store. old school |
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phunkaddict 03/27/08 12:24PM ET |
There should be a jazz spreadsheet like the phish one that's floating around. Thanks Pointtwo for getting the dynamic duo up for me. Bing Bing Bing should be up later in the day aswell as some more. I'm thinking a round duex is in order for this thread. |
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phishsy42 03/27/08 12:37PM ET |
round 3 brah. hettiest thread ever? |
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David_Wright 03/27/08 1:01PM ET |
mt |
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phishsy42 03/27/08 2:42PM ET |
more st. germain please |
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gravalax 03/27/08 2:52PM ET |
surprisingly enough, the mods arent going after this thread. probably because they have terrible taste in music i suggest you guys all check this out a lot of us are abandoning the sinking ship that is PT and we are trying to get all the chill heads over here no rules, no mods, have fun |
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Ribot_for_President 03/27/08 3:20PM ET |
I'll try and up a couple more tonight when I get home |
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phishsy42 03/27/08 8:34PM ET |
up harlem experiment anyone? this thread is the tits and ass. the jack mcduff and jimmy smith has been owning my face all day |
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Wolfmaan 03/27/08 11:15PM ET |
updated master list |
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keyclick 03/28/08 12:11AM ET |
In the interests of 'sharing the wealth', let me turn you on to some of the blogs some of this stuff comes from... Yeah, some of the stuff in these threads is uploaded by the PT'ers themselves, but a lot comes from existing music blogs. Since most peeps just post a 'deep link' directly to the hosting site (rapidshare, megaupload, sendspace, etc.) I thought I'd share some of the blogs I've been raping from. If you go to these blogs, they all have links to other blogs ad infinitum (and she told two friends, and she told two friends...never mind, you guys are too young to remember that commercial!) So from one or two 'seed' blogs that someone here mentioned, I have favorited a whole bunch, and have been DLing like crazy! Some of these are forign language, but usually the names are all in english. Some are rips from original LP's, a lot of unreleased stuff, demos, outtakes, etc. A goldmine. Some of the older links on some of them are bunk, but many have several sources listed and at least one of them is still valid. zshare never seems to expire, for example. Some have passwords on the zip files, but usually the password is explained in the comments section of each posting, along with the DL URL. OK, enough blabbing...some good jazz blogs... http://myfavvouritesound.blogspot.com/ http://jazzna.blogspot.com/ http://myjazzworld.blogspot.com/ http://rockcitygentlemen.blogspot.com/ http://herejazz.blogspot.com/ http://everlastjazz.blogspot.com/ http://jazz-a-gogo.blogspot.com/ http://jazzrockz.blogspot.com/ Rock, fusion, etc... http://jazz-rock-fusion-guitar.blogspot.com/ http://boogiewoody.blogspot.com/ http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.com/ Man, there is some great (non jazz) stuff in nevergetoutoftheboat; Allman Bros demos, Steven Stills, David Crosby, Joe Cocker complete Mad Dogs, GD complete Filmore 69 box, and a bunch of Henry Kaiser...including two shows billed as "Valentines", which is Kaiser, Bob Weir, Vince Welenick, etc. playing Dead material... Some rare Beatles... http://octaner.blogspot.com/ Zappa anyone? http://frzappa.blogspot.com/ Enjoy, peeps. Please share any other good, reliable blog sources you find. Sorry no green text. I'm lazy that way ;-) |
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Wolfmaan 03/28/08 10:58AM ET |
morn. |
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IrishCarBomb 03/28/08 12:08PM ET |
hat and beard |
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reimdon 03/28/08 12:55PM ET |
An examination of contributions of $500 or more, using the Huffington Post’s Fundrace website, shows that employees of the top five arms makers - Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop-Grumman, Raytheon and General Dynamics — gave Democratic presidential candidates $103,900, with only $86,800 going to Republicans. Senator Clinton took in $52,600, more than half of the total going to all Democrats, and a figure equaling 60 percent of the sum going to the entire GOP field. Her closest competitor for defense industry money is former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R.), who raised $32,000. |
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reimdon 03/28/08 12:59PM ET |
oops .. wrong thread |
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TheGyRo 03/28/08 2:21PM ET |
One of the Best Threads I have ever been a part of...WoW, Just Wow! |
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phishsy42 03/28/08 3:32PM ET |
harlem experiment. come on. someone's got it |
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Wolfmaan 03/28/08 4:50PM ET |
The Harlem Experiment It started in 2001 with a simple premise: take acclaimed musicians from a shared hometown but very different musical backgrounds, put them in a funky recording studio and have them create spontaneous art. From that humble thought came the Mighty Oak known around the world as the Philadelphia Experiment and hot on its heels the underground classic Detroit Experiment. And now after 4 years of crafty deliberation, ropeadope is breaking out the lab coats once again. We headed back into the studios, setting up shop in NYC and emerged with what is fast becoming the most anticipated record of the year. Grammy-winning producer Aaron "Ace" Levinson and ropeadope founder Andy Hurwitz have assembled another genre-bending tribute to perhaps America’s greatest cultural crown jewel – Harlem USA. let me know if the link doesn't work |
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phishsy42 03/28/08 5:08PM ET |
i cant figure out the...russian?... |
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phishsy42 03/28/08 5:19PM ET |
ah man. blue balls. wolfmann, help me out brah. thanks for this, ive been waiting a while |
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Wolfmaan 03/28/08 5:26PM ET |
The Harlem Experiment http://www.mediafire.com/?wweltlnb0oy |
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phishsy42 03/28/08 5:28PM ET |
youre the man |
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IrishCarBomb 03/28/08 8:33PM ET |
ZEKE IS THE KING |
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IrishCarBomb 03/29/08 1:14AM ET |
get art blakey |
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phunkaddict 03/29/08 1:29AM ET |
No Buddy Rich love? |
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phunkaddict 03/29/08 9:33AM ET |
Buddy Rich & The Killer Force Band No Funny Hats clickable text 1. Intro 2. Grand Concourse 3. Bugle Call Rag 4. Tales of Rhoda Rat 5. Slow Funk 6. Someday My Prince Will Come 7. West Side Story Suite "Jazz is an American classic, and therefore we present it as such, without tricks and without nonsense and without funny hats and funny hair." |
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JazIsDead 03/29/08 1:21PM ET |
well it took the better part of a month, but i've finally dl'd the majority of this thread save for the megaupload links that have a download limit. i just wanna thank you all from the bottom of my heart. my eternal gratitude, and i do mean eternal because it will take me approximately an eternity to properly delve into the musical treats contained herein, goes out to you. i'm gonna up a miles davis remix ep in a bit. it's only 4 tracks but it has some great clips of miles talking to a studio engineer plus santana and nas make guest appearances. it's a tight little number. see you in PT III! |
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Wolfmaan 03/29/08 1:26PM ET |
John Zorn - The Dreamers http://sharebee.com/7879454a Continuing in the tradition of his popular album The Gift, Zorn again combines a lifetime of musical passions - world music, movie soundtracks, jazz, minimalism, exotica, funk, surf rock and more - to create a vibrant and multi-faceted album of instrumental fairy tales. Marc Ribot - guitar Jamie Saft - keyboards Kenny Wollesen - vibes Trevor Dunn - bass Joey Baron - drums Cyro Baptista - percussion John Zorn - alto sax __________________________ ^same lineup as above John Zorn - The Gift http://www.mediafire.com/?9wjxr1z4msn __________________________ Electric Masada - At The Mountains of Madness Part 1: http://www.mediafire.com/?9xltj0wwd0z Part 2: http://www.mediafire.com/?byewpfdci0b Part 3: http://www.mediafire.com/?5egjgo0xje2 Marc Ribot - guitar Cyro Baptista - percussion Joey Baron - drums Kenny Wollesen - drums John Zorn - alto saxophone Trevor Dunn - bass Ikue Mori - electronics, laptop Jamie Saft - keyboards The 2004 release of 50th Birthday Celebration Volume 4, the first official recording of any kind from the almost legendary Electric Masada ensemble, was revelatory. For those not privileged to have seen this group in action, that live album offered a first taste of their ferocity and lyricism. And it's that combination that makes Electric Masada special: they combine the beauty of many of John Zorn's Masada songs with a percussive, improvisational fury aided by a lineup that features two drummers and a percussionist. The beautifully-packaged At the Mountains of Madness, the second Electric Masada release, is, if anything, even wilder. The hellaciously noisy freakouts are even noisier and more powerful this time around, and there are even two renditions of a song by Naked City, Zorn's infamous punk-jazz outfit, here appropriately dubbed "Metal Tov." Zorn in particular seems especially possessed, his sax solos blowing freer and more intense compared to those on the 50th birthday disc. And the enigmatic laptop wizard Ikue Mori plays a more prominent role, filling previously empty spaces with her obtuse electronic squiggling. While not as revelatory as the 50th birthday album, At the Mountains of Madness arguably packs a bigger punch. Not surprisingly, the shorter pieces like "Idalah-Abal" and "Hath-Arob" are storming beasts (though I actually prefer the longer, more developed, and more carefully-paced compositions); and the second disc's opener, "Tekufah," is given an absolutely searing reading that easily trumps its rendition on the 50th birthday release. For the Masada/Zorn neophyte, suffice it to say that Electric Masada brings elements of Miles Davis' Bitches Brew in line with a particular vision of 21st century fusion: a vision dominated by aggressive improvisation and Jewish melodies. Like the best of the Masada material, the songs here alternate (sometimes almost predictably) between spacy and beautifully melodic passages and loud, heavy jams sometimes based in jazz improv and sometimes in more rock-styled formats. Disc 1: 1.Lilin 2.Metal Tov 3.Karaim 4.Hath-Arob 5.Abidan 6.Idalah-Abal 7.Kedem 8.Yatzar Disc 2: 1.Tekufah 2.Hath-Arob 3.Abidan 4.Metal Tov 5.Karaim 6.Idalah-Abal 7.Kedem |
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JazIsDead 03/29/08 1:44PM ET |
evolution of the groove - miles davis remix ep featuring santana and nas |
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Wolfmaan 03/29/08 4:45PM ET |
only 18 posts left :( Bird: The Complete Charlie Parker on Verve This 10 CD retrospective contains everything Bird recorded on the Verve label, including live tracks with Ella Fitzgerald. With nearly 2 hours of never-before-released music, there are 175 tracks in all, a 24 page booklet with photos and liner notes by Dizzy Gillespie. Personnel includes: Charlie Parker (alto saxophone); Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); Benny Carter, Dizzy Gillespie, Kenny Clarke, Ben Webster, Miles Davis, Coleman Hawkins, Gil Evans, Thelonious Monk, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, Max Roach, Kenny Dorham, Ray Brown, Red Rodney, John Lewis, Roy Haynes. Producer: Norman Granz. Compilation producer: Phil Schaap. Includes liner notes by Dizzy Gillespie and Phil Schaap. Digitally remastered by Phil Schaap, Tom "Curley" Ruff and Dennis M. Drake. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of this ten-disc set, a comprehensive collection of everything Parker recorded for Verve. Though not as incendiary as the Dial and Savoy boxes, the Verve set still witnesses Parker developing the model for modern jazz, devising styles and techniques that would define the genre for the rest of the century. The range of material here is impressive, and the music shows Bird venturing beyond his already wide-reaching jazz horizons to encompass Afro-Cuban influences and Classically tinged phrases. He even quotes from Stravinsky's THE RITE OF SPRING on "Repetition." The list of session musicians reads like a veritable who's who of jazz. Ella Fitzgerald, Benny Carter, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Coleman Hawkins, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, and Max Roach all put in appearances. Here also are Parker's controversial sessions with strings. While purists cried sacrilege at the marriage, the playing is rich in tone and body-to the point of dreaminess--and, even in an orchestral context, Parker is never less than experimentally virtuosic. In short, THE COMPLETE SESSION ON VERVE is an essential contribution-along with the Dial and Savoy sessions--to a complete picture of one of jazz's greatest figures. Disc 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?tr9myb0mdx2 Disc 2 http://www.mediafire.com/?ctmbwxhffjd Disc 3 http://www.mediafire.com/?0zghrnmylxb Disc 4 http://www.mediafire.com/?1yexn15yt20 d4pt.2 http://www.mediafire.com/?edtuuggd0md Disc 5 http://www.mediafire.com/?9ds0g2fgdi1 Disc 6 http://www.mediafire.com/?jkl0ldznn4m Disc 7 http://www.mediafire.com/?dwzmi2dajny Disc 8 http://www.mediafire.com/?ax3xyzzz01d Disc 9 http://www.mediafire.com/?jcrydo0x9gm Disc 10 http://www.mediafire.com/?c1hf9mnpmvq |
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Ribot_for_President 03/29/08 6:04PM ET |
OH SHIT! |
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JazIsDead 03/29/08 6:25PM ET |
just accidentally unplugged my back-up back-up hd and now my computer won't read it. only the last half of the thread and some other choice gems were on it. this is an old-ass 40gb and a bit sketchy so it's been unreadable before. i think i still might be able to get the files but jeez. argh! sorry to waste a post on not music, but i just had to vent. |
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oilcanboyd 03/29/08 6:32PM ET |
bill frisell floratone http://www.sendspace.com/file/u5726d |
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oilcanboyd 03/29/08 6:32PM ET |
wayne shorter adams apple http://www.sendspace.com/file/c54qq9 |
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phunkaddict 03/29/08 7:02PM ET |
Someone update that spreadsheet list thing. Buddy Rich Live Wham! 1. Time Out 2. Willowcrest 3. Ya Gotta Try 4. Tales Of Rhoda Rat 5. Time Check 6. Cape Verdean Blues 7. Bugle Call Rag 8. So What? 5:31 9. A Little Train 10. Channel One Suite clickable text clickable text |
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oilcanboyd 03/29/08 7:07PM ET |
art tatum the complete capitol recording vol 1 http://www.sendspace.com/file/dlcss6 |
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AC2B4ME 03/29/08 7:13PM ET |
mt |
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Wolfmaan 03/30/08 12:20AM ET |
countdown begins. |
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pointtwo 03/30/08 12:38AM ET |
I love the internet. I take five minutes in the morning to set up a few uploads, spend the day snowboarding and going to a basketball game, then come home 14 hours later, and it's all done. One day in my History of Jazz class, freshman year in college, the teacher showed a video of Mahavishnu Orchestra on the King Biscuit Flower Hour. I spent the next four or five months barely listening to any other band. The original lineup of John McLaughlin (guitar), Billy Cobham (drums), Jan Hammer (keys), Jerry Goodman (violin), and Rick Laird (bass) is one of the greatest bands to ever exist on this planet. Most of these may only be of use to the newbs mentioned in the thread title, but if you don't have them, dig: The Inner Mounting Flame - Their first, and best album. I don't know if there exists another studio album that rocks this hard. Birds of Fire - Only a tiny notch down from Inner Mounting Flame. I think it's blasphemy, but some folks prefer this one. Between Nothingness and Eternity - Live album, great stuff. The Lost Trident Sessions - I don't know the history of why this sat on shelves, or how it finally got released, but it's the studio version of the music on Between Nothingness and Eternity. It may only be the fourth-best of the stuff they released, but that's like saying The White Album is only the fourth-best Beatles album. 3/27/72 - I got this from someone on PT a while back. It's badass. Sticking with the theme of classics that most folks probably have, but people who don't need, I think this is one of the very best live albums of all time: Grant Green - Live at the Lighthouse This is my favorite Coltrane album, and easily one of my five favorite pieces of music that I've ever heard: Sun Ship After the classics, here's a contemporary keyboardist I dig. It certainly helps that it allows me to have a crush on a musician who's both female and hot, but I was blown away the first time I heard her, and had no idea of her gender. This is my favorite album by Hiromi, but she has three others that are pretty damn good as well: Brain - part 1 Brain - part 2 Sorry for the verbosity; it's tough to restrain when drunk. |
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Wolfmaan 03/30/08 10:05AM ET |
awesome post! can you repost the 3.27.72 Mahavishnu? PT messes up the link when there's a date in it. |
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oilcanboyd 03/30/08 10:44AM ET |
hank mobley soul station http://www.sendspace.com/file/konbmg |
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oilcanboyd 03/30/08 10:51AM ET |
miles davis and sonny rollins Dig http://www.sendspace.com/file/zltwpy |
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Smythe 03/30/08 11:16AM ET |
nice thread. |
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pointtwo 03/30/08 11:36AM ET |
I make that mistake every time |
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gordeaux 03/30/08 1:54PM ET |
thanks for all the live mingus stuff. and the "Money Jungle" album... although my download is kinda stuck. |
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phishsy42 03/30/08 4:50PM ET |
parting in such sweet sorrow |
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gravalax 03/30/08 4:58PM ET |
last |
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