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**Serial_Apologist** · 06-02-23, 14:46

Originally posted by Jazzrook View Post

Big Joe Turner's 'Shake, Rattle & Roll' live in 1954:

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

JR

When it comes to Shake, personally I'm not that Keane.

**BLUESNIK'S REVOX** · 06-02-23, 14:48

The Southern Tones..."It must be Jesus"http://youtu.be/Cc5UiMkY3vA, from which gospel tune Ray Charles took his classic "I got a woman", both wonderful...

**Jazzrook** · 06-02-23, 15:06

Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post

When it comes to Shake, personally I'm not that Keane.

When it comes to Rattle, personally I'm not that keen on Simon.

JR

**Jazzrook** · 06-02-23, 17:02

John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison & Elvin Jones playing 'Ascension' live in France, 1965:

JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET Ascension France, 1965

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=jDwqPCAw_7k

Coltrane Jazz Saxophone Tenor

JR

**Ian Thumwood** · 06-02-23, 20:08

Been listening to Symanowski's re-working of Thelonious Monk's "Ugly Beauty..."

**Serial_Apologist** · 07-02-23, 00:04

Originally posted by Ian Thumwood View Post

Been listening to Symanowski's re-working of Thelonious Monk's "Ugly Beauty..."

There is in fact just one of the Métopes on there; but Szymanowsky was a much more interesting and rounded composer than Scriabin. I think you'll find, and I would thoroughly recommend the third piano sonata, which culminates in one of the most thrilling fugues in the repertoire, I think.

**Ian Thumwood** · 07-02-23, 20:13

Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post

There is in fact just one of the Métopes on there; but Szymanowsky was a much more interesting and rounded composer than Scriabin. I think you'll find, and I would thoroughly recommend the third piano sonata, which culminates in one of the most thrilling fugues in the repertoire, I think.

SA

Oddily enough, this was the last piece ofmusic I waslistening to in my car before posting but I think it is Sonata NO. 2 - unless they both end with fugues. Picked up a cheap Naxos copy to satisfy my curiousity.

I will probably order the Opus 1 Preludes after my holiday as the other stuff is much too difficult. This wor kis more Chopinesque.

**elmo** · 13-02-23, 00:20

I think " Have you met Miss Jones" is a great tune for improvising on. Kenny Burrell, Jimmy Rowles, Bucky Pizzarelli, Reggie Johnson and Sherman Ferguson prove it here, good solo's especially Kenny Burrell and Jimmy Rowles

https://youtu.be/POW4QWKzT6g

elmo

**BLUESNIK'S REVOX** · 13-02-23, 09:16

Chet, with George Coleman meeting Miss Jones, the Prestige sessions. Very fine, especially George. But everyone should meet a Miss Jones...or a Mrs.

http://https://youtu.be/lyU7UWMEP8k