Clark Terry-Bob Brookmeyer Quintet “Tonight” Mainstream Records/Solid Records Japan.
Clark Terry - trumpet, flugelhorn
Bob Brookmeyer - valve trombone
Roger Kellaway - piano
Bill Crow - bass
Dave Bailey - drums
Jimmy Raney “Two Jims and a Zoot” Mainstream Records/Solid Records Japan
Jimmy Raney, Jim Hall - guitar
Zoot Sims - tenor saxophone
Steve Swallow - bass
Osie Johnson - drums
not my favorite Mahler cycle, but this 7th From December 1965 is wonderful!!!
Drove out to my Dad and back for a medical appointment of his and lunch. Listened to:
Piano Masters: Weber Iago, Adventure Music, Brazil
Piano Masters: Benjamin Taubkin, Adventure Music, Brazil
The DePriest Project, “Live at the Wilamette”
Home now and playing:
“The Pacific Jazz Bud Shank Sessions” Mosaic Records, disc 1
And now
Joe Henderson “In 'n Out” Blue Note Records, Japan 24 bit remastered cd.
I forget how good this one is but how could it not be with Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner, Richard Davis and Elvin Jones? That’s a dream team.
Bud Shank,“Bud Shank Plays Tenor” Pacific Jazz (via Mosaic box set)
Stravinsky’s Jeu de Cartes (A Card Game) with The Cleveland Orchestra. March 1964. That late 50’s/60’s Cleveland band was hard to beat!!! From the 2015 remastered Complete Columbia (Sony/RCA) CD box set…
Horace Silver “The Stylings of Silver” Blue Note Japan 24 bit cd
Elk saidElk, I have not been on the board for a while so I am just catching up on posts. You always surprise me with your breadth of knowledge of music. I don't think there are many others that would pick up a single line of (sort of) obscure music like you did. Anyway, NMH is my favorite and yes it was a (drunken) reference to In the Aeroplane. Hell, I did not even remember making it.An In the Aeroplane Over the Sea reference?
Live at Jittery Joe’s by Jeff Mangum
Pete Yellin, “It’s the Right Thing” Mainstream Records/Solid Records Japan
Pete’s playing is a little whack, but man this group GROOVES hard.
Sturgill Simpson
Before Sturgill got big, my brother, who was a Calvary Scout at Fort Knox at the time, brought home this album. Sturgill and KY kicks ass.
Tobascocat…missed ya around here. Cool about your brother being a Calvary Scout. Thanks for his service on this Veteran’s Day! I saw a great Calvary Scout ceremony at Fort Riley. Horses, Civil War uniforms, swords, the whole thing. Home of General Custer. I have lots of respect for the mission.
Starting off the night. I’m still not sure about this one. It’s so modern in every way. Too compressed and… Think he’s in Chicago this weekend.
Now this his is right in the sweet spot. 24/96 FLAC with a DR of 17 (can’t get it loud enough), ahhhh. If everything was recorded with a big dynamic range in mind, our little world in audiophileland would be soooo much better.
P.S. Pretty sure Ray Charles plays sax on “How Long Blues.” Now he’s no Coltrane but come on, how talented was Ray Charles, it’s immeasurable!
The XX The xx
The funkiest version, including the Neville Brothers, of Fire and Brimstone ever!
I have posted way too many Waylon Jennings album covers, too many times, but the more I drink 
the more Waylon sounds better to me .
Top 10 record!
amsco15 said
Top 10 record!
