Strictly Jazz Sounds (Part 1)

While I have yet to hear Floating Point I do have the vinyl coming in:

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“Artemis” Blue Note cd

You can tell that Ms Rosnes is in this group from the first seconds. Good stuff so far!

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Listening to it at the moment. The 1st track shows a lot of promise.

Yes, a very good release. And that’s a great way to record a jazz ensemble.

A nice listen on Tidal Masters, especially their deconstruction of Lee Morgan’s The Sidewinder.

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A little Air, after Artemis:

I love this session. And I love the Japanese RVG version so much, it turns out I have 2 copies!

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Sun Ra once again challenging the staid notions of jazz in this my preferred 1966 ESP vinyl release.

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When someone asks me about jazz and where to start, tragically seldom, I typically respond, “If you want to learn jazz, Kind of Blue, if you want to love jazz, Go”.

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This came to mind which can be a bit overwhelming, but in a way I enjoy:

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Mention of Dexter Gordon’s Go! Got me to disc one of this comprehensive set.

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Gerry Mulligan, “The California Concerts” TOCJ Superbit Jazz Classics cd from Japan.

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Bob Belden, producer “Miles in Espanol: New Sketches of Spain”

I haven’t spun this 2 cd set in a while. Very intriguing music.

Sun Ra and the Arkestra on a 1966 ESP LP release. My preferred version.

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Ben Thomas “The Mystagogue” cd

Ben Thomas - vibes
Laura Caviani - piano
Clipper Anderson - bass
John Bishop - drums

with on some tracks:
Eric Likkel - clarinet
Rick Mandyck - tenor sax
Mark Piszczek - soprano sax

“The Complete Pacific Jazz Live Recordings of the Chet Baker Quartet with Russ Freeman” disc 3

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