What Jazz are you listening to now?

[Jazzrook]

That's a great album.

Agreed - can't understand why 'Tell Us Only The Beautiful Things' is not more widely known.
Here's Walt with Sun Ra, Bob Cunningham & Roger Blank playing 'Bacon and Eggs' from the 1965 album 'Impressions of a Patch of Blue':

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=0jjmvAaiFIs

JR

[Tenor Freak]

Agreed - can't understand why 'Tell Us Only The Beautiful Things' is not more widely known.
Here's Walt with Sun Ra, Bob Cunningham & Roger Blank playing 'Bacon and Eggs' from the 1965 album 'Impressions of a Patch of Blue':

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=0jjmvAaiFIs

JR

I also like the other release he did on Whynot, "Walt Dickerson 1976".

[Joseph K]

Currently consoling myself with this:

... which features one of the profoundest solos by Chick Corea that I've heard.

[teamsaint]

Currently consoling myself with this:

... which features one of the profoundest solos by Chick Corea that I've heard.

I hope it does indeed console you, JK . Shamanic.

I have been dipping into a box set of early Sun Ra Albums, first up were Jazz By Sun Ra , and Sound of Joy.

[Serial_Apologist]

I hope it does indeed console you, JK . Shamanic.

I have been dipping into a box set of early Sun Ra Albums, first up were Jazz By Sun Ra , and Sound of Joy.

There used to be a singer in this country called Joy - Joy Yates. She was Maori, and was married to the keyboards player in Robert Wyatt's short-lived Matching Mole, Dave MacRae, who had a very idiosyncratic way of dealing with faders, phasers and wah-wah on ordinary Fender Rhodes electric pianos, somewhat ahead of what Herbie Hancock and Joe Zawinul would shortly be doing in the States contemporaneously - though Joy didn't sing in that band, though she did in a fine late 1970s British fusion outfit called Pacific Eardrum. Later they emigrated to NZ - Time I caught up with them!

[Joseph K]

Joe Pass - Virtuoso

[Joseph K]

I posted this over on the Chick Corea thread, but only now getting round to listening to Senor CS, and I love Kenny Garrett's solo, he screams quite a bit. Superb music-making all round.

https://youtu.be/nHviT6T8sD0

[Joseph K]

Kevin Eubanks - Opening Night

A fine album that should be better known.

[Stanfordian]

‘Street Singer’– Tina Brooks & Jackie McLean
with Blue Mitchell, Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers & Art Taylor
Blue Note (1960, released 1980)

[Quarky]

Doodlin' Lambert Hendricks and Ross:: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lu1nVQDThI

Annie in great form (apologies if this doesn't meet the exacting standards of the Jazz Bored)

[Stanfordian]

‘Free For All’ - Art Blakey
with Freddie Hubbard, Curtis Fuller, Wayne Shorter, Cedar Walton & Reggie Workman
Blue Note (1964)

[Joseph K]

I posted this over on the Chick Corea thread, but only now getting round to listening to Senor CS, and I love Kenny Garrett's solo, he screams quite a bit. Superb music-making all round.

https://youtu.be/nHviT6T8sD0

... onto Hymn to Andromeda: again, superb. Kenny Garrett the funky shamanic mystic.

[teamsaint]

When Sun Come out.
Sun Ra.

Currently travelling the spaceways.

[Stanfordian]

‘Seven Steps to Heaven’ - Miles Davis
with George Coleman, Herbie Hancock/Victor Feldman, Ron Carter, & Tony Williams/Frank Butler
Columbia (1963)

[Joseph K]

Allan Holdsworth - Secrets

I love this. One of my favourites.