What jazz music are you listening to?

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[joel_hifi]

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2

Have the original pressing of same. Very nice work.

A couple of MJQ releases I just recieved. Again, originals that have been well taken care of. Got five (5) MJQ LPs for $20 plus shipping and four are in Exc condition with the other being VG+. Nice find.

Glenn, great find Also a fan here of the MJQ and Milt's vibes

[andreantunes]

For those who enjoy bass and good music, here’s another one following the foot steps of Brian Bromberg’s Wood. But this one is a lot different.
Super Bass 2, featuring Ray Brown, Christian McBride and John Clayton. It’s also a good record.

[joel_hifi]

Another not so well recorded LP, but very enjoyable playing by this not well know pianist from Bordeaux who seem to have worked mostly in the US (Vegas, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco)

The Swinging' Chris Ibenez Trio Likes Garner

Released in 1963 on Decca US & on Brunswick/DG Germany

[joel_hifi]

Originally Posted by andreantunes

For those who enjoy bass and good music, here’s another one following the foot steps of Brian Bromberg’s Wood. But this one is a lot different.
Super Bass 2, featuring Ray Brown, Christian McBride and John Clayton. It’s also a good record.

Andre, I have this CD, great choice

[joel_hifi]

Going on with this LP batch of not the best recordings but such good music playing...

John Lewis & Hank Jones - An Evening With Two Grand Pianos

Recorded in 1979, released on Little David Records

[joel_hifi]

John Lewis, Ray Brown (before being replaced by Percy Heath)... both former MJQ members, originally the rhythm section of the Dizzy Gillespie's big band

[joel_hifi]

This one has a better sound, another pleasant listen...

Carmen McRae & George Shearing - Two For The Road

Carmen McRae still has a strong voice

Recorded in 1980, released on Concord Jazz

[joel_hifi]

Teddy Wilson - Runnin' Wild!

Recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1973, released on Black Lion Records

Teddy Wilson - Piano
Dave Shepherd - Clarinet
Kenny Baldock - Bass
Johnny Richardson - Drums

[joel_hifi]

Duke Ellington & John Coltrane

Recorded in 1962, released in 1963 on Impulse!

Wonderful encounter between 2 icons of different generations, playing mostly Duke's tunes, with a respectful Coltrane but we can feel the beginning of a more free spirit

Duke Ellington - Piano
John Coltrane - Tenor & Soprano Sax
Aaron Bell, Jimmy Garrison - Bass
Elvin Jones, Sam Woodyard - Drums