Bill Evans “Another Time: The Hilversum Concert” Resonance Records cd
Hard to believe it will soon be six years since this was released! Great sound. Gomez shines.
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Yes. Venus SACD.
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Mark Shim “Mind over Matter” Blue Note cd
Tenor Sax, Producer - Mark Shim
Bass – Curtis Lundy
Drums – Eric Harland, Ralph Peterson
Guitar – David Fiuczynski
Piano – Geri Allen
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“Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley”
A great pairing, and this group was a working one for some time and really became a “unit.”
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I was just getting ready to spin another album when I saw @lonson’s post about this album, so that made my choice! Just a great album.
HDTT Pure DSD256 transfer from a 15ips tape. Here.
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Tommy Flanagan “Lets play the music of Thad Jones” Enja Records/Solid Records Japan cd
Bass – Jesper Lundgaard
Composed By – Thad Jones
Drums – Lewis Nash
Piano – Tommy Flanagan
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A bit of a long read but a passage from an article in All About Jazz.
“Jab Harbeck is a Danish tenor saxophonist whose debut with his quartet, In the Still of the Night (Stunt, 2008), received a Danish Grammy. At that time, Kresten Osgood was playing the drums. On the quartet’s second album, Copenhagen Nocturne (Stunt, 2011), he was replaced by Anders Holm, but otherwise the line-up with bassist Eske Nørrelykke and pianist Henrik Gunde was intact. On these two albums, the musicians perfected a stylish noir universe of softly swinging jazz with interpretations of gems from the Great American Songbook.
The Sound The Rhythm is the fourth album by the Jan Harbeck Quartet. It follows the collaboration with saxophonist Walter Smith III on Variations in Blue (Stunt, 2014). That album was significant because it began Harbeck’s documentation of his own compositions with the quartet, and since then he has continued to explore his own voice through compositions”
Streaming on Qobuz. Released March 2019.
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Miles Davis “Nefertiti” Mobile Fidelity SACD
Followed by
Disc 6 of “The Duke Ellington Centennial Edition: The Complete RCA Victor Recordings (1927-1973)”
This is some amazing music. . . of its time but still exciting and involving.
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