Strictly Jazz Sounds (Part 2)


This is a gas! Something that only John Sinclair would do, and not too far out.

Viper Madness - John Sinclair and the Planet D Nonet

Miles Davis “Sketches of Spain” Columbia Reel-to-reel via High Density Tape Tranfer cdr

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Joel Ross “Where Are You?” Blue Note cd

An excellent album; I love when Joel and Immanuel are together.

Alto Saxophone– Immanuel Wilkins
Bass – Kanoa Mendenhall
Drums – Jeremy Dutton
Harp – Brandee Younger (5 tracks)
Piano – Jeremy Corren
Producer – Walter Smith III
Vibraphone, Producer – Joel Ross

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Planet D Nonet “We Travel the Spaceways: The Music of Sun Ra” 2 cd set, disc 2

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Carmen Sandim “Mini Brazilian Beasts” Octave Records SACD

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Miles Davis “In A Silent Way” Sony LP facsimile cd SRCS 9117

Been quite some time since I listened to this SBM remastered version.

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Mid-60s recordings from live dates in Europe from Pablo. Some of the tunes from the great album Afro Bossa are quite lively.

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Francy Boland & The Orchestra “Blue Flame / Red Hot / White Heat” MPS 2 cd set, disc 2 then disc 1

I was thinking I’d play some Ellington and saw this and played these two discs first instead. Not a bad choice or dissimilar choice. . . Boland was very influenced by Ellington and Basie, and both are referenced here in arranging style. Soloists are mainly artists that are featured in various configurations of The Clarke Boland Big Band, or small groups drawn from the Big Band. Really good music and sound!

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Orin Evans “The Magic of Now” Smoke Sessions cd

Immanuel Wilkins! I love his playing.

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Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers “One For All” A&M cd

I believe this is Art’s final recording.

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SHM-SACD just arrived from cdjapan.co.jp

Wow. This may be the best sounding of the recent Coltrane SHM-SACDs.

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