What Jazz are you listening to now?

[Joseph K]

John Scofield - All the Things You Are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH4u8GZiM70

Love Scofield's playing but the drumming here is just too intrusive, which mars it for me.

[Serial_Apologist]

Alan Wakeman Octet(with introduction by Charles Fox):

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=7vTWxduNsFo

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=pmA5N2zl28E

JR

Thanks for this - object lessons on how to swing like ----. The other number on that disc is from 1969. Not sure if that's Ossie on the first solo, but pretty sure about Skid on the second.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C62SuTPvD2Y

[Stanfordian]

‘Cornbread’ – Lee Morgan
with Billy Higgins, Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley, Herbie Hancock & Larry Ridley
Blue Note (1967)

[Stanfordian]

‘The Jody Grind’ – Horace Silver
with Woody Shaw, Tyrone Washington, James Spaulding, Larry Ridley & Roger Humphries
Blue Note (1967)

[Joseph K]

John McLaughlin - Live at Ronnie Scott's

While changing guitar strings...

[Stanfordian]

‘Take Aim’ - Harold Land
with Martin Banks, Amos Trice, Clarence Jones & Leon Pettis
Blue Note (1960)

[Jazzrook]

Harold Land with Joe Gordon, Wes Montgomery, Barry Harris, Sam Jones & Louis Hayes playing 'Klactoveedsedstene' from the 1960 album 'West Coast Blues':

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=NDF6mlA18fg

JR

[Joseph K]

Miles Davis - The Musings of Miles

[Tapiola]

Miles Davis - The Lost Septet (very recently released). Dear God, it is blistering. Having known the Cellar Door Sessions and Live in Europe 1969 for some time, this latest offering is like a combination of both, and then fitted with an extra turbocharger.

[Joseph K]

Miles Davis - The Lost Septet (very recently released). Dear God, it is blistering. Having known the Cellar Door Sessions and Live in Europe 1969 for some time, this latest offering is like a combination of both, and then fitted with an extra turbocharger.

Just a shame that in some cases the track-breaks do not actually line up with the end/beginning of each track!

[Tapiola]

Just a shame that in some cases the track-breaks do not actually line up with the end/beginning of each track!

You know, Joseph, I didn't even realise! It has only had one outing so far and this was while I was cooking. It stopped me in my tracks (but nothing (edible) burned).

A bit of track/movement elision going on, as per late Beethoven or late Shostakovich Quartets

[Stanfordian]

‘Silver's Serenade’ - Horace Silver
with Blue Mitchell, Junior Cook, Gene Taylor & Roy Brooks
Blue Note (1963)

[Jazzrook]

George Russell's 'All About Rosie' with a great Bill Evans piano solo from the hard-to-find 1957 album 'The Birth Of The Third Stream':

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=txGxFQwfcZ4

JR

[Joseph K]

I am currently finding this sublime!

[Joseph K]

John McLaughlin & the Fourth Dimension - Now Here This