Don Cherry with Carlos Ward, Mark Helias, Ed Blackwell & Nana Vasconcelos playing Ornette Coleman's 'Chopin Chopeen' live at Bracknell J.F., 1986:
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Don Cherry's Nu - but they're wearing clothes, I hear you say!Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostDon Cherry with Carlos Ward, Mark Helias, Ed Blackwell & Nana Vasconcelos playing Ornette Coleman's 'Chopin Chopeen' live at Bracknell J.F., 1986:
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Joe Albany, Warne Marsh, Bob Whitlock 'All the things you are' from the album 'The Right Combination' rec 1957
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‘Brown Sugar’ – Freddie Roach
with Joe Henderson, Eddie Wright & Clarence Johnston
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Herbie Nichols with Al McKibbon & Art Taylor playing 'Blue Chopsticks' in 1955:
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‘Steppin' Out!’ – Harold Vick
with Blue Mitchell, John Patton, Grant Green & Ben Dixon
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Joe Harriott quintet 'Live at the BBC' R&B Records live sessions from 1961, 1964 and 1966, 17 tracks with the likes of Shake Keane, Les Condon, Ian Carr, Mike Garrick, Pat Smyth, Coleridge Goode, Phil Seaman and Bobby Orr.
Very good Harriott on these tracks, I don't think these tracks have been issued previously. I am especially interested in the tracks that are live versions of the compositions that were recorded on the classic 'Free Form and Abstract' albums. Unfortunately, I can't find any of these tracks on Youtube as an example, but I can say purchase is a no brainer.......sorry JR
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I think they might have been - if I'm thinking of the same tracks, under a different CD title.Originally posted by elmo View PostComment
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This 17-track, 80-minute Joe Harriott CD looks unmissable - another financial blow, elmo!Originally posted by elmo View Post
Here's The Joe Harriott Quintet with Kenny Wheeler, Pat Smythe, Ron Mathewson & Bill Eyden playing 'Shadow' in 1968 from the hard-to-find CD 'Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers and Free Fusioneers':
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There is a Joe Harriot "BBC" session track coming up on JRR this Sunday to mark the BBC 100th. It might be from me because I suggested Joe from a Charles Fox introduced program in the early 1960s which I heard and was enthused by. Time does fly!
If not mine, great anyway, but this is my shout.
"Variations on Monk" - Joe Harriot Quin, BBC/Gearbox remastered...http://youtu.be/a1WoIg-j-pAComment
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‘Blue’s Moods’ – Blue Mitchell
with Wynton Kelly, Sam Jones & Philly Joe Jones
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‘Way Out West’ – Sonny Rollins
with Ray Brown & Shelly Manne
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Art Blakey with John Coltrane, Donald Byrd, Walter Bishop Jr. & Wendell Marshall playing Coltrane's 'Pristine' recorded in New York, 1957:
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'Frenzy' by the Savoy Sultans - This little band put the fear of God into the great bands that played the Savoy in the 30's and listening to this you can see why. Fine soloists like Sam Massenburg trumpet, Rudy 'Looney' Williams alto and Grachan Moncur Bass. The ensemble passages at the end of this track would swing you into bad health, the bassist by the way was the trombonist's dad.
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I wonder who Grachan Moncur II was?Originally posted by elmo View Post'Frenzy' by the Savoy Sultans - This little band put the fear of God into the great bands that played the Savoy in the 30's and listening to this you can see why. Fine soloists like Sam Massenburg trumpet, Rudy 'Looney' Williams alto and Grachan Moncur Bass. The ensemble passages at the end of this track would swing you into bad health, the bassist by the way was the trombonist's dad.
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