Note that I’m putting all these compositions into a playlist of my own device. whatever
youtube.com/view_play_list?p … 968267E871
[quote=“Dr. McCoy”]Note that I’m putting all these compositions into a playlist of my own device. whatever
youtube.com/view_play_list?p … 968267E871[/quote]
Stellar!
ron carter - blues farm
george benson
I stil haven’t got a chance to listen to all these wonderful tunes yet, but this one kicks ass. I love that bass.
John Abercrombie with Ralph’s Piano Waltz from his Timeless (1974) lp in a trio setting with Jan Hammer and Jack De Johnette
Treme has me stuck in New Orleans. If I can get away, I think I might head down there this June for the NO Jazz Fest. (hah, who am I foolin’?)
Music by Joe Oliver. Nicholas Payton on trumpet.
The reference. Check out the the trumpet solo at 2:45 in (careful, there’s some extra noise at the very end of the file). Eighty two years old this year, that trumpet solo, and it still makes my jaw drop. I wish Satchel Mouth could get together with Mr. Payton, I’d pay a lot to see that.
Mister Jimi -
Some great players and great tunes.
[quote=“mrthumb”]Mister Jimi -
Some great players and great tunes.[/quote]
Yeah, I remember Grappelli played on Paul Simon’s first post-Garfunkel record.
- Possible Taipei gig in September
I posted this elsewhere, but surely it deserves to be here.
[quote=“Wookiee”]I posted this elsewhere, but surely it deserves to be here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtgUbJN8oPE
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Yeah! Thanks for that one!
Anything and everything from Hugh Masekela
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od70Uhwws30
1996 - Hugh playing on the the maids fm radio in the kitchen, rage against the machine, and cypress hill casettes: interesting times
This page put some good vibes in my brain. Thanks, everybody.