HuddieLedbetter
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Wild Bill Davis and Johnny Hodges. Live in Atlantic City. Speakers Corner. Heck of record.
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The Denmarkian Wonder
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hatfieldpdx
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The Kinks - The Kink Kronikles
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Released on this day in 1970.
It's pretty good...
Led Zeppelin - III
It's pretty good...
Led Zeppelin - III
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Released on this day in 1973.
It's pretty good, too.
Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Bonus pic of my 1 year old granddaughter giving you her best Elton John. And it's a great Elton John.
It's pretty good, too.
Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Bonus pic of my 1 year old granddaughter giving you her best Elton John. And it's a great Elton John.
Selaws
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The pub around the corner from where I live has lots of photos of artists/celebrities/actors that have a connection to the town. Apparently Zacron, the artist that designed the Led Zeppelin 3 cover, was born in this town.
Selaws
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Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers Live At Ronnie Scotts
Another cassette. From Blakey's chat in-between tracks I imagine this was recorded around 1975. The line-up is Art Blakey - Drums, Walter Davis, Jr. - Piano, Bill Hardman - Trumpet, David Schnitter - Tenor Saxophone, Yoshio "Chin" Suzuki - Bass. Really fantastic session with lots of solos and interplay.
Another cassette. From Blakey's chat in-between tracks I imagine this was recorded around 1975. The line-up is Art Blakey - Drums, Walter Davis, Jr. - Piano, Bill Hardman - Trumpet, David Schnitter - Tenor Saxophone, Yoshio "Chin" Suzuki - Bass. Really fantastic session with lots of solos and interplay.
Selaws
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Art Pepper At Ronnie Scotts 20th June 1980
I'm starting the long task of listening to each cassette from a haul a few weeks ago and writing down any info I gather from the compere and musicians talking in between tracks. This Art Pepper is the most intriguing recording so far because it was recorded a week before the sessions included in 'The Complete Art Pepper At Ronnie Scott's Club London June 1980' box set (which therefore isn't complete!). His band here include Art Pepper - Alto Saxophone & Clarinet, Tony Dumas - Bass, Carl Burnett - Drums, Milcho Leviev - Piano.
I'm starting the long task of listening to each cassette from a haul a few weeks ago and writing down any info I gather from the compere and musicians talking in between tracks. This Art Pepper is the most intriguing recording so far because it was recorded a week before the sessions included in 'The Complete Art Pepper At Ronnie Scott's Club London June 1980' box set (which therefore isn't complete!). His band here include Art Pepper - Alto Saxophone & Clarinet, Tony Dumas - Bass, Carl Burnett - Drums, Milcho Leviev - Piano.
Selaws
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Charles Lloyd Live at the Royal Festival Hall 1997.
One last cassette and I will stop bombarding the thread (well, before I move onto records). This is a live session taken from his Royal Festival Hall Performance in London, 1997. Line-up is Charles Lloyd - Tenor Saxophone, Bobo Stenson - Piano, Anders Jormin - Double Bass and Billy Hart - Drums.
One last cassette and I will stop bombarding the thread (well, before I move onto records). This is a live session taken from his Royal Festival Hall Performance in London, 1997. Line-up is Charles Lloyd - Tenor Saxophone, Bobo Stenson - Piano, Anders Jormin - Double Bass and Billy Hart - Drums.
