@Zadozm: Nice set of Ornette Coleman out takes from the Change of the Century and This is Our Music era, featuring Ornette, Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, Ed Blackwell, or Billy Higgins. Initially released in Japan followed by inclusion in the CD Box Set Beauty is Rare Thing. At times a series of out takes similar to this can be a mixed bag, but in this instance a very strong offering, recommended.
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Atzko Kohashi - Tony Overwater - Angelo Verploegen
âDiscovering new music, is actually a discovery of yourself. Sound and music has a straight connection to our inner emotions. If you understand that level of consciousness, you can let people enjoy music that they never thought they would like. The trick is to find the gate. A well recorded album played on a good audio system can be that gateway.â - Harry van Dalen
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I also like the trifold paper cd case!
Bitches BrewâI was scrolling thru this most interesting thread to find your post. I have the original LP, the CD, a 24/96 download, and even a green edged CD on disc 2 the sum of which provide a basis of comparison. On my system, the LP beats the CD and the green edged version. The 24/96 wins by a small margin. Each are spectacular.
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Enjoying this Randy Weston Blue Note vinyl compilation, especially the second disc featuring Coleman Hawkins and Kenny Dorham with Melba Liston arrangements.
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Started off with this one again after getting my second Pfizer shot this morning. This live stuff is comforting and always intrigues me with is charm.
âThe Complete Pacific Jazz Live Recordings of the Chet Baker Quartet with Russ Freemanâ disc 3
Then it was this high energy live set: Freddie Hubbard âKeystone BopâSunday Nightâ
And to chill out a bit this beautiful recording. . . .
Eliane Elias âKissed by Natureâ
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Streaming over Tidal/Roon MQA 24/192. Fully âunfoldedâ with the little Pro-Ject Pre Box S2. Sounds nice!
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And going back to page one of this tread, Sonny Stittâs Tune-up! on LP.
Check out I Got Rhythm where Sonny switches off between tenor and alto saxes with its blazing saxophone runs.
I picked the Everest LP Ebony Concerto up at the $1 record store in the before times. AFAIK, Everest were short lived but had an interesting discography. At the same time I picked up the 35mm magnetic film Rite of Spring.
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I may have said back on the first page that I love his âI Remember Birdâ LP. Unfortunately I donât think itâs ever been reissued, on vinyl or CD.
I too enjoy I remeber Bird. From what I saw on Discogs you are correct it has not been reissued. That said it is available for wha I consider to be a reasonable price if you are interested:
Is Leonard Feather the composer of I Remeber Bird?
It appears so.
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Yes, he most certainly did, (according to the LP credits).
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I appreciate the research, but iâve had the LP since college in the â70s. I just wish it were easier to share with friends.
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In some ways the limited access adds to the appeal. Especially true when we are talking and listening to vinyl. I have and will continue to enjoy some of the more obscure performances. Prior to on line streaming services the majority of my collection was unobtainable, jazz and otherwise. You purchased it when released, borrowed a friendâs copy, or arranged listening sessions with friends with similar tastes.
