Jazz
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avecigrec
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I'm enjoying this immensely, thank you for the heads up!
I dug reading more about the album too:
Space 1.8 by Nala Sinephro - Terrorbird
London based Caribbean-Belgian composer, producer, and musician Nala Sinephro will be releasing her much anticipated debut album, Space 1.
terrorbird.com
Anyone any experience of these Timeless reissues? this seems to be a repress from 2013 which has a very good review on cogs.
www.discogs.com
Ian Carr With Nucleus - Solar Plexus
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2013 Vinyl release of "Solar Plexus" on Discogs.
www.discogs.com
JohnnyCashFan
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Updated Acoustic Sounds Jazz Series Schedule. Looks like Chad hits everyone with upcoming price increases and now some of these rescheduled dates this week.
Charles Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Oct29
Charles Mingus Black Saint And The Sinner Lady Oct29
John Coltrane Crescent Nov19th
John Coltrane Live At The Village Vanguard Nov19th
John Coltrane Johnny Hartman Dec10th
John Coltrane Duke Ellington Dec10th
Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins Jan28th
Roy Haynes Out Of The Afternoon Jan28th
Oscar Peterson We Take Requests Feb 25th
Oscar Peterson Night Train Feb25th
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Ella & Louis March 25th
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Ella & Louis Again March 25th
Bill Evans Trio 65' April 29
*updated 9-10-21
Charles Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Oct29
Charles Mingus Black Saint And The Sinner Lady Oct29
John Coltrane Crescent Nov19th
John Coltrane Live At The Village Vanguard Nov19th
John Coltrane Johnny Hartman Dec10th
John Coltrane Duke Ellington Dec10th
Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins Jan28th
Roy Haynes Out Of The Afternoon Jan28th
Oscar Peterson We Take Requests Feb 25th
Oscar Peterson Night Train Feb25th
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Ella & Louis March 25th
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Ella & Louis Again March 25th
Bill Evans Trio 65' April 29
*updated 9-10-21
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Colonel4Bin
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I hadn’t seen this whole list yet. Honestly kind of underwhelming considering the availability of most of these with good pressings.
JohnnyCashFan
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There are 9 there I'm in on. So not for me
Here is the original Fremer article on the Series (disregard the listed dates and see my list above for updated dates)
Verve/UMe-Acoustic Sounds Series Launches Impulse! 60th Anniversary May 14th With Two Essential Titles, Announces More 2021 Impulse!/Verve Greats
Los Angeles—April 26, 2021 — Verve/UMe’s Acoustic Sounds series celebrates Impulse!’s 60th anniversary, releasing May 14 two of the four titles that originally launched the iconic orange and black label: • Ray Charles – Genius + Soul = Jazz • Gil Evans Orchestra – Out Of The Cool
www.analogplanet.com
JohnnyCashFan
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There could be a chance that Doug can get them for the Paladin N&G RC as well. I cross posted the list there.
Are there good pressings of those Impulse titles available? I'm after quite a few of those but am not really aware of any good pressings, just the (I assumed now pricey) AP versions.
kafunis
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Lots of Japanese options , I've got quite a few Coltrane and Mingus, Mingus, Mingus Ys and YP cat # from 76/77 and also VIM from 1980
Selaws
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Looks like the 'Fire Music' documentary that I shared here the other week is starting to be released in the US. Initial reviews look to be really good.
www.theguardian.com
‘It didn’t adhere to any of the rules’: the fascinating history of free jazz
In documentary Fire Music, the hostile reaction that met the unusual genre soon turns into deep appreciation and a lasting influence
www.theguardian.com
Colonel4Bin
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Yeah I'm mainly referring to the AP pressings of a lot of those titles. I supposed many may have shot up in price so it is great that they will get in the hands of many more for an affordable price, but I will be sitting out most. I guess I can't complain too much as it will save me a significant amount of money lol
kafunis
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Honestly ‘I’m sure these will be good, but most of these titles would be available for less than what they are charging, but maybe not now, but things will change.
Selaws
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Afternoon everyone. Just stumbled across this and it looks really interesting.
Appleton Estate rum has selected 4 contemporary jazz musicians to curate a record which is shipped with a small bottle of rum, pre-made mixer, and a copper or ceramic cup. The first release has a copy of Jazzwise included as well. The idea is that the musician chooses a track from their discography and pairs it with a Jamaican track that inspired them. So far they have them from:
Moses Boyd (Axiom) (Black Uhuru -Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner)
CKTRL (Love Bomb) (I-Roy - Leggo Beast)
Theon Cross (40TUDE) (Dennis Brown - Money in my pocket)
Demae (Basic Love) (tbc)
I think if each release included more music I would probably be a lot more interested. I LOVE the concept of pairing a musicians music with their influences and Jamaica's influence on jazz has long been in the shadows, especially here in the UK (Dizzy Reece, Joe Harriott, etc), so its great to see the current scene paying their respects in this way.
jamaicanjazzseries.com
www.jazzwise.com
Appleton Estate rum has selected 4 contemporary jazz musicians to curate a record which is shipped with a small bottle of rum, pre-made mixer, and a copper or ceramic cup. The first release has a copy of Jazzwise included as well. The idea is that the musician chooses a track from their discography and pairs it with a Jamaican track that inspired them. So far they have them from:
Moses Boyd (Axiom) (Black Uhuru -Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner)
CKTRL (Love Bomb) (I-Roy - Leggo Beast)
Theon Cross (40TUDE) (Dennis Brown - Money in my pocket)
Demae (Basic Love) (tbc)
I think if each release included more music I would probably be a lot more interested. I LOVE the concept of pairing a musicians music with their influences and Jamaica's influence on jazz has long been in the shadows, especially here in the UK (Dizzy Reece, Joe Harriott, etc), so its great to see the current scene paying their respects in this way.
Shop – Appleton Estate Rum Jamaican Jazz Series
jamaicanjazzseries.com
Moses Boyd curates Jamaican Jazz Series vinyl and rum partnership with Appleton Estate
Drummer will select vinyl releases for monthly ‘jazz and rum’ boxed sets
www.jazzwise.com
MikeH
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Lush Life (Small Batch, One-Step Pressing)
John Coltrane’s iconic 1961 album, Lush Life is the first release in our Small Batch series — a carefully curated one-step process vinyl collection that is devoted to creating the highest quality reissues of legendary recordings from our vast catalog. This reissue features features all-analog...
craftrecordings.com
Coltrane One Step seems to be back in stock!
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Oh god, I’m going to just pretend I didn’t see thisLush Life (Small Batch, One-Step Pressing)
John Coltrane’s iconic 1961 album, Lush Life is the first release in our Small Batch series — a carefully curated one-step process vinyl collection that is devoted to creating the highest quality reissues of legendary recordings from our vast catalog. This reissue features features all-analog...
Coltrane One Step seems to be back in stock!
ThePakoBuelna
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Sold out now.
MikeH
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I have a distill alert set on the Craft One Step page and was wondering why it kept pinging today. They must have only added a few copies.
Nice! I’m definitely interested in that. There’s a direct lineage from jazz to ska and beyond in reggae. Listen to some of The Skatalites stuff and tell me it’s not influenced by jazz. Don Drummond and Tommy McCook were straight up jazz players before moving to ska.Afternoon everyone. Just stumbled across this and it looks really interesting.
Appleton Estate rum has selected 4 contemporary jazz musicians to curate a record which is shipped with a small bottle of rum, pre-made mixer, and a copper or ceramic cup. The first release has a copy of Jazzwise included as well. The idea is that the musician chooses a track from their discography and pairs it with a Jamaican track that inspired them. So far they have them from:
Moses Boyd (Axiom) (Black Uhuru -Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner)
CKTRL (Love Bomb) (I-Roy - Leggo Beast)
Theon Cross (40TUDE) (Dennis Brown - Money in my pocket)
Demae (Basic Love) (tbc)
I think if each release included more music I would probably be a lot more interested. I LOVE the concept of pairing a musicians music with their influences and Jamaica's influence on jazz has long been in the shadows, especially here in the UK (Dizzy Reece, Joe Harriott, etc), so its great to see the current scene paying their respects in this way.
Shop – Appleton Estate Rum Jamaican Jazz Series
Moses Boyd curates Jamaican Jazz Series vinyl and rum partnership with Appleton Estate
Drummer will select vinyl releases for monthly ‘jazz and rum’ boxed sets