Excellent - I haven’t listened to this is a while, thanks for the reminder.
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Walt Dickerson Impressions of a Patch of Blue, based loosely on Jerry Goldsmith’s soundtrack to a Sidney Poitier film. Featuring a restrained, considering what he was doing with the Arkestra in 1965, featuring sideman Sun Ra on piano, harpsichord, and celeste. Nice listen, but I do prefer this SteepleChase LP:
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Going out on a limb there, when I consider favored tenor players many come to mind, not just any one individual. However, Sonny Rollins is on the list, as is Tenor Madness.
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Proceed with caution: Favorites are subject to change.
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You’re more than welcome…I’m glad to have been of service.
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Finishing up this fine box set with disc 6/6, Miles Davis The Cellar Door Sessions 1970, once again adding John McLaughlin. They are killin’ it on the 3rd track Inamorata. Excuse me as I turn it UP!
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Looking forward to hearing this fine young man solo tonight!
Farmers by Nature
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Pat Martino “El Hombre” Prestige/Universal Japan RVG cd 2023
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I’ve never really heard a great sounding redbook CD of Oscar Peterson’s We Take Requests. They all sound off to me. Until now. I have the Japanese SHM-CD cat# UCGU-9071 and that sounds better than redbook versions. Today I listened to the new Japanese Acoustic Sounds series SHM-SACD and it blows away the former. It’s like having Oscar and the boys in the living room. I like it better than the hi-res version on Qobuz too. This Japanese series is hard to beat for sound. I know @lonson and I keep saying it, but it’s true. Enjoy!
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Eddie Harris “Live In Berlin At The Jazzclub Quasimodo” Timeless/Solid Records Japan cd
Ralph Peterson shining on bass! Very “live” sound.
