Gavaxeman
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Cheers , so 1989 it is
May 2020 Record Challenge Thread (PRIZE RAFFLE AT THE END!)
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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Roland Kirk seems underrepresented around here. Let's change that.
This man's talent was truly transcendent. Check out this clip. It's bonkers...
Roland Kirk - Volunteered Slavery
Roland Kirk seems underrepresented around here. Let's change that.
This man's talent was truly transcendent. Check out this clip. It's bonkers...
Roland Kirk - Volunteered Slavery
Joe Mac
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Skalap
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Flying Lotus - Until The Quiet Comes
@gap destroyed my well laid plans!I’m not in the mood for more traditional jazz (I rarely am) so I’ll play this album, great chilled out album, perfect for a very tired joe on a Sunday afternoon! I'll spin @Skalap’s AoTM ASAP...
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blissfullychaotic
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Day 3 ~ All Jazzed Up
Makoto Terashita ~ Great Harvest
Topology was such a beautiful album, after listening to that I knew I needed to add some more Terashita to my collection and finally caved in an bought it. What better way to give it it's first spin during this challenge
Makoto Terashita ~ Great Harvest
Topology was such a beautiful album, after listening to that I knew I needed to add some more Terashita to my collection and finally caved in an bought it. What better way to give it it's first spin during this challenge
sahomerrocks
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Lee Morgan - Cornbread
Need to get myself some more Tone Poet releases.
Lee Morgan - Cornbread
Need to get myself some more Tone Poet releases.
RowBearToe
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Day 3 - Jazz Sunday
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
High Rant District
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Grupo Irakere - S/T
Areito, 1974 (Cuban band on a label from Cuba)
My jazz go-to is really an album by Guru but I'll leave that for someone else to share.
I'm not into traditional Dead Guy Jazz, but this is Latin Jazz; it's got life and it's got happiness and it makes you move your hips, not just tap your toes. It reminds me of the sounds of growing up in the Bronx.
Grupo Irakere - S/T
Areito, 1974 (Cuban band on a label from Cuba)
My jazz go-to is really an album by Guru but I'll leave that for someone else to share.
I'm not into traditional Dead Guy Jazz, but this is Latin Jazz; it's got life and it's got happiness and it makes you move your hips, not just tap your toes. It reminds me of the sounds of growing up in the Bronx.
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Grant Green - Sunday Mornin’
Jazz is a genre that has really grown on over the past few years. I went from complete ignorance to having favorite artists. Wildly enough, I think on my last count, I may now more Jazz LPs than Rap Albums.
Grant Green - Sunday Mornin’
Jazz is a genre that has really grown on over the past few years. I went from complete ignorance to having favorite artists. Wildly enough, I think on my last count, I may now more Jazz LPs than Rap Albums.
Selaws
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Day 3: Jazz Sunday
Lee Morgan – City Lights (Blue Note, 1957 First Mono Pressing)
I was halfway through Blue Train but have just seen that @Gavaxeman has already posted, so I will go with my latest big jazz pick up. Lee Morgan has built into a favourite musician of mine. I find his sound to be totally infectious and he continuously seemed to push himself with each release. I honestly think he died before he had a chance to release his greatest music, much in the same way that Coltrane was addicted but released some of his best work after becoming clean. City Lights is one that I never thought I would be able to find, a real rarity that seems to be very allusive. Its a hard-bop masterpiece with some killer compositions from Benny Golson. Morgan was just 19 at the time of recording but already commanded the attention of the room like a pro.
Lee Morgan – City Lights (Blue Note, 1957 First Mono Pressing)
I was halfway through Blue Train but have just seen that @Gavaxeman has already posted, so I will go with my latest big jazz pick up. Lee Morgan has built into a favourite musician of mine. I find his sound to be totally infectious and he continuously seemed to push himself with each release. I honestly think he died before he had a chance to release his greatest music, much in the same way that Coltrane was addicted but released some of his best work after becoming clean. City Lights is one that I never thought I would be able to find, a real rarity that seems to be very allusive. Its a hard-bop masterpiece with some killer compositions from Benny Golson. Morgan was just 19 at the time of recording but already commanded the attention of the room like a pro.
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Day 3: Jazz Sunday
gafacaode
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I see that Chucho Valdes and now I'm interested.
Nice pick, nice pick
