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Deaf Dumb Blind (Summun Bukmun Umyun)

Pharoah Sanders

The Modern Sound Of Harry Beckett

I was thinking oh ****yeah because this a dub-jazz fusion record produced by the great Adrian Sherwood but it’s too tame to get the the old nutsac tingling.

an oldie, but a goodie

Well, I started out with Mingus live; drummer Dannie Richmond (December 15, 1931 - March 15, 1988) caught my attention especially, so I segued into an nice interview with him.



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Gave this a spin again this morning.

Standards & Ballads by Wynton Marsalis

(compilation record)

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Oscar Peterson Plays Duke Ellington
5/5

Oscar Peterson – piano
Barney Kessel – guitar
Ray Brown – double bass

Both sidemen went on to build incredible resumes.

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Feeling Free

1969



Barney Kessel - guitar
Bobby Hutcherson - vibraphone
Chuck Domanico - bass
Elvin Jones - drums

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André Previn and Friends Play Show Boat

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OutThere Eric Dolphy

Unassailable

If you’re only familiar with Out to Lunch with Dolphy as leader this is crucial essential listening.

la vien rose emmet cohen trio feat. cyrille aimée

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Black Beauty Miles Davis at Fillmore West

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Duke In Blue by Ellis Marsalis

Steve Reid - Rhythmatism

^ Really loved this on first listen, particularly Reid's playful open grooves and bassist Werkman's supple lines. I like how this feels "free" and cozy at the same time. Considering buying this one on vinyl.

yes!

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Black Byrd by Donald Byrd (1973)

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Just a little intro to Byrd (stuff I didn't know) -

That guy knows so much about jazz, volumes, but he understands and appreciates the progression of it so poorly. He knows and even owns every record that Donald Byrd was even a sideman on but can’t see how bebop and hard bop had to turn into free. It’s like he can’t see that that’s the inevitable mountain top.

He’s still a phenomenal resource but it’s mind boggling how possible it is to miss the forest for the trees.

I know a lot of jazz collectors who fail to see the point in looking for anything other than bop and bop related products.

I don’t mind if that’s their preference. It’s just the inability to see the trajectory that bothers me. It’s sort of like not believing in evolution.

Stitt Plays Bird for a relaxing Sunday.

.​.​.​At Short Notice by The Michael Garrick Septet featuring Joe Harriott

https://jazzinbritain1.bandcamp.com/...t-short-notice

Miles In Berlin for some live Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter goodness.

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Spring by The Ibrahim Khalil Shihab Quintet

https://matsulimusic.bandcamp.com/album/spring


Unassailable

Exo - if you can afford it you should get this for your shop

Dangdut fingerstyle
 

Hallo guys, i want to introduce the traditional music of indonesia. It was a wonderfull combination of the fingerstyle. Just check it up..

Dudu Phukwana and the "Spears" by Dudu Pukwana

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Joe Harriott ‎– Chronology (Live 1968-69)

https://jazzinbritain1.bandcamp.com/...y-live-1968-69

If anyone can tell me if this is previously released material I’d like to know.

The Thing - Bota Fogo

MM3 by Metá Metá

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I think you’d dig this Marie - if you don’t know it already.

I didn't know it, it's cool!

Peter Brötzmann / Steve Swell / Paal Nilssen-Love - Krakow Nights (Not Two, 2015)

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Cassandra my little Spotify playlist of Cassandra Wilson favorites.

Jam reminds me of that moment at Carnegie Hall that woke up the audience and (apparently) the gazillion radio listeners round the U.S. who tuned in that night. They say Krupa played a murderous 20 minute drum solo that woke the dead hall and relaunched Goodman’s band.

Intense like a good Coltrane wail but obviously not as intricate as the God would display. Criss was a cool cat and this track swings hard man dingo.