An original take on the R Johnson classic, and an album with many interesting tracks, though all their inventiveness can get a bit exhausting. I'm still ambivalent about this quartet (which I discovered yesterday): some great playing, some slow tracks sim to classical music, but other tracks go to the other extreme and sound cheerful -or even worse, playful. :yikes:

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live in paris dee dee bridgewater (1986, impulse!)

Watching a live feed from Emmet Cohen's Place...



Stacy Dillard - Tenor Saxophone
Victor Lewis - Drums
Ben Wolfe - Bass
Emmet Cohen - Piano

Fast and tight.

Love listening to jazz whenever I am working

Giovanni Guidi - Ojos De Gato


Giovanni Guidi - piano and fender rhodes
James Brandon Lewis - tenor sax
Gianluca Petrella - trombone
Brandon Lopez - double bass
Chad Taylor - drums
Francisco Mela - drums and percussion


Charles Lloyd & The Marvels - Defiant


Associated Performer, Guitar: Bill Frisell
Associated Performer, Drums: Eric Harland
Associated Performer, Pedal Steel: Greg Leisz
Associated Performer, Bass (vocal): Reuben Rogers

John Coltrane - Olé


Bass Guitar: Art Davis
Drums: Elvin Jones
Trumpet: Freddie Hubbard
Flute: George Lane
Soprano Saxophone: John Coltrane
Piano: McCoy Tyner

Yeah, bwoy!