What Jazz are you listening to now?

[Joseph K]

[Joseph K]

Kurt Rosenwinkel - Angels Around

A superb album.

[Joseph K]

Miles Davis - A Tribute to Jack Johnson.

[Joseph K]

[elmo]

[B]Cedar Walton Trio "My Ship"

Much as I love This Tune especially the Miles/Gil version I find this version irritating and trivialised. Though I love all the musicians concerned.

https://youtu.be/QotChP6q3LE

elmo

[Tenor Freak]

NP Herbie Hancock Sextet - "Ostinato (Suite For Angela)" - from "Mwandishi" (Warner Bros. 1971)

Pretty sure you could have an entire programme of jazzers' tributes to Angela Davis...

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

NP Herbie Hancock Sextet - "Ostinato (Suite For Angela)" - from "Mwandishi" (Warner Bros. 1971)

Pretty sure you could have an entire programme of jazzers' tributes to Angela Davis...

Angela Davis interviewing Carmen McRae in 1977. Both great, Carmen being a favourite, THE favourite of mine. Re Bird, "people get high because they want to get high, that's it, they just enjoy it"

http://youtu.be/Cb37pfQ_l5Y

[Serial_Apologist]

Angela Davis interviewing Carmen McRae in 1977. Both great, Carmen being a favourite, THE favourite of mine. Re Bird, "people get high because they want to get high, that's it, they just enjoy it"

http://youtu.be/Cb37pfQ_l5Y

Norma Winstone's too, if I remember correctly from a radio interview.

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

The song that Carmen talks about "Women Talk", "written by "this unlikely English couple, the woman with bad halitosis and the much younger man" = Johnny Scott and Caryl Brahms. She was quite an age and wrote the opening sketches for That was the Week. He's Johnny Scott who was a pretty nifty 50/60s English jazz flute and alto player who went onto film music. So there.

[Ian Thumwood]

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[Joseph K]

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[Jazzrook]

The song that Carmen talks about "Women Talk", "written by "this unlikely English couple, the woman with bad halitosis and the much younger man" = Johnny Scott and Caryl Brahms. She was quite an age and wrote the opening sketches for That was the Week. He's Johnny Scott who was a pretty nifty 50/60s English jazz flute and alto player who went onto film music. So there.

Here's Johnny Scott with, I think, Duncan Lamont, David Snell, Arthur Watts & Barry Morgan playing 'Donna Lee' from Jazz 625 in 1964:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=EVkVLrFJTb8

JR

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

Here's Johnny Scott with, I think, Duncan Lamont, David Snell, Arthur Watts & Barry Morgan playing 'Donna Lee' from Jazz 625 in 1964:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=EVkVLrFJTb8

JR

Thanks for that! Blonde woman in the opening minute looked like Dusty Springfield! I don't suppose she was but maybe...

[Serial_Apologist]

Here's Johnny Scott with, I think, Duncan Lamont, David Snell, Arthur Watts & Barry Morgan playing 'Donna Lee' from Jazz 625 in 1964:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=EVkVLrFJTb8

JR

Probably our nearest to West Coast Cool - interesting for that.